Справочник Пользователя для Star Trac E SERIES BIKES E- RB 8110
SSTAR
TRAC
E
SERIES
BIKES
OWNER’S
MANUAL
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Operating the STAR TRAC E SERIES BIKE is very easy. Simply mount the bike, begin pedaling, and press QUICK START.
Learning the features and incorporating the STAR TRAC E SERIES BIKE into your members' fitness programs is just as easy.
In this chapter, you will learn the display function and how to get the most out of every STAR TRAC E SERIES BIKE workout.
Learning the features and incorporating the STAR TRAC E SERIES BIKE into your members' fitness programs is just as easy.
In this chapter, you will learn the display function and how to get the most out of every STAR TRAC E SERIES BIKE workout.
IMPORTANT: Before operating the bike, you must be familiar with the following equipment limitations:
Maximum Weight: Your STAR TRAC E SERIES BIKE is designed for a maximum user weight of 350 lbs/159
kg. DO NOT exceed the maximum user weight.
kg. DO NOT exceed the maximum user weight.
SEAT ADJUSTMENTS
Proper seat positioning helps ensure maximum exercise efficiency and comfort, while reducing the risk of injury. Always adjust
the seat position prior to beginning your workout.
the seat position prior to beginning your workout.
IMPORTANT: When adjusting the seat height for either bike, your knee should never completely “lock out” during any portion
of the cycle pattern.
of the cycle pattern.
Adjusting Seat Height (E-UB Upright Bike)
When sitting on the seat of your E-UB Upright Bike, your knees should be almost
fully extended when the pedals are at the lowest point of their rotation. To adjust
the seat height:
fully extended when the pedals are at the lowest point of their rotation. To adjust
the seat height:
NOTE: When raising the seat, the seat will ratchet up when pulled. When
lowering the seat, you must use the seat release knob.
lowering the seat, you must use the seat release knob.
With the pedal at its lowest point of rotation, stand on the pedal with your knee
slightly bent. To raise the seat, carefully lift up on the “nose” of the saddle and
raise the seat to the desired position (the seat release knob does not need to be
pulled out). To lower the seat, carefully pull out on the seat release knob (located
at the rear of the seat tube) and lower the seat to the desired position. Release the
knob, ensuring that the spring retracts to its original position, and that the seat
stays firmly in place.
slightly bent. To raise the seat, carefully lift up on the “nose” of the saddle and
raise the seat to the desired position (the seat release knob does not need to be
pulled out). To lower the seat, carefully pull out on the seat release knob (located
at the rear of the seat tube) and lower the seat to the desired position. Release the
knob, ensuring that the spring retracts to its original position, and that the seat
stays firmly in place.
Note your height adjustment (shown on the front of the seat post) for future
reference. This number is the highest number visible on the seat post.
reference. This number is the highest number visible on the seat post.
Adjusting Seat Position (E-RB Recumbent Bike)
When sitting on the seat of your E-RB Recumbent Bike, your knees should be
almost fully extended when the pedals are at the lowest point of their rotation.
To adjust the seat position:
almost fully extended when the pedals are at the lowest point of their rotation.
To adjust the seat position:
Sit on the seat and grasp the seat adjustment handle (located under the seat).
Lift up on the handle, and slide the seat forward or backward on the seat
carriage to the closest available position that allows your knees to be slightly
bent toward the lower pedal. Release the handle, ensuring that the spring
retracts to its original position, and that the seat stays firmly in place.
Lift up on the handle, and slide the seat forward or backward on the seat
carriage to the closest available position that allows your knees to be slightly
bent toward the lower pedal. Release the handle, ensuring that the spring
retracts to its original position, and that the seat stays firmly in place.
Note your height adjustment (shown on the top of the seat rail either in front
of or behind the seat) for future reference.
of or behind the seat) for future reference.