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Assemble

  1. Check the parts Check the frame, both foot tubes, left and right pedals, seat post, slider, seat, handlebars, tablet holder, console, and hardware one by one.
  2. Lift the frame Have two people support and lift the frame from both sides, leaving space beneath the front and rear base plates. Have another person position both foot tubes underneath.
  3. Position the rear foot tube Lift the rear foot tube, which has no wheels, and move it beneath the base plate from the rear of the bike. Center it left to right and align both holes vertically with those in the base plate.
  4. Position the front foot tube Lift the front foot tube with wheels and move it beneath the front base plate from the front of the bike. Face the wheels forward and align both holes with those in the front base plate.
  5. Keep supporting the frame securely Keep the frame and both foot tubes raised, with the base plates flat against the foot tubes. Leave room underneath to insert the long bolts, and keep supporting the assembly until secured.
  6. Insert the rear foot tube bolts Insert two M8×55 bolts 22 upward through the rear foot tube and base plate, with the threads exposed above.
  7. Fit the rear foot tube washers Fit one 8×16 flat washer 23 onto each exposed bolt, resting flat on the base plate.
  8. Start the rear foot tube nuts Thread one M8 cap nut 24 clockwise onto each bolt. Give them just a few turns.
  9. Tighten the rear foot tube Tighten the two cap nuts clockwise alternately with wrench 28 until the foot tube sits flat and no longer moves.
  10. Insert the front foot tube bolts Insert two M8×55 bolts 22 upward through the front foot tube and base plate, with the threads exposed above.
  11. Fit the front foot tube washers Fit one 8×16 flat washer 23 onto each exposed bolt, resting flat on the base plate.
  12. Start the front foot tube nuts Thread one M8 cap nut 24 clockwise onto each bolt. Give them just a few turns.
  13. Tighten the front foot tube Tighten the two cap nuts clockwise alternately with wrench 28 until the foot tube sits flat and no longer moves.
  14. Lower the bike to the floor Once all four sets of front and rear foot tube fasteners are tight, support the entire bike and lower it slowly until all four foot tube ends touch the floor together.
  15. Pick up the right pedal Pick up the right pedal marked R. Lift it straight up off the floor mat first, then move it outside the right crank, keeping the pedal level.
  16. Remove the right pedal locknut Hold the right pedal securely. Unscrew the pre-installed locknut on the axle end counterclockwise, remove it from the axle, and set it aside.
  17. Thread in the right pedal Align the pedal axle with the R hole in the right crank, keeping it level. Thread it clockwise all the way by hand. Do not force it in at an angle.
  18. Tighten the right pedal with a wrench Fit wrench 28 onto the right pedal axle flats and turn clockwise until it will not turn any farther.
  19. Reinstall the right pedal nut From the inside of the right crank, place the removed locknut back on the axle end. Thread it clockwise until it sits snugly against the inside of the crank.
  20. Secure the right pedal with two wrenches Hold the right pedal axle steady with one open-end wrench. Use the other to tighten the locknut on the inside of the crank clockwise. Check that the connection is secure.
  21. Pick up the left pedal Pick up the left pedal marked L. Lift it straight up off the floor mat first, then move it outside the left crank, keeping the pedal level.
  22. Remove the left pedal locknut Hold the left pedal securely. Unscrew the pre-installed locknut on the axle end clockwise, remove it from the axle, and set it aside.
  23. Thread in the left pedal Align the pedal axle with the L hole in the left crank, keeping it level. Thread it counterclockwise all the way by hand. Do not force it in at an angle.
  24. Tighten the left pedal with a wrench Fit wrench 28 onto the left pedal axle flats and turn counterclockwise until it will not turn any farther.
  25. Reinstall the left pedal nut From the inside of the left crank, place the removed locknut back on the axle end. Thread it counterclockwise until it sits snugly against the inside of the crank.
  26. Secure the left pedal with two wrenches Hold the left pedal axle steady with one open-end wrench. Use the other to tighten the locknut on the inside of the crank counterclockwise. Check that the connection is secure.
  27. Loosen the seat post pull pin Hold the seat post with one hand. With the other, loosen the pull pin at the rear of the seat tube counterclockwise, then pull it out toward the rear and downward.
  28. Position the seat post Lift the seat post off the floor and steady it upright outside the frame. Once the lower end is fully above the sleeve opening, align it with the angle of the sleeve.
  29. Insert the seat post Keep the pull pin pulled out. Slide the seat post down along its rearward-tilted axis to the desired height, aligning a hole with the pull pin.
  30. Tighten the seat post pull pin Release the pull pin into the nearest hole, then tighten clockwise. Support the seat post and push and pull it up and down to check that it cannot slide down.
  31. Pick up the slider Pick up the slider with its pre-installed star knob attached. Keep its long side oriented front to back and its upper mounting post facing up. Support the slider before removing the knob.
  32. Remove the slider knob Support the slider. Viewed from below, unscrew the pre-installed star knob 3 counterclockwise. Remove it from the threaded shank and set it aside.
  33. Position the slider Keep the slider's cylindrical mounting post facing up and its threaded shank facing down. Lift it above the long slot at the top of the seat post and align the threaded shank with the slot.
  34. Insert the slider's threaded shank Lower the slider straight down so its threaded shank passes through the long slot at the top of the seat post and its bottom sits flat on the support plate.
  35. Reinstall the slider knob From beneath the support plate, fit knob 3 onto the exposed threaded shank of the slider. Viewed from below, tighten clockwise until the slider cannot move forward or back.
  36. Position the seat Point the seat nose toward the front of the bike. Lift the seat first, then align the bottom clamp with the vertical mounting post on the slider.
  37. Fit the seat clamp over the post Lower the seat so the bottom clamp fits over the vertical mounting post. Straighten the nose and keep the seat level.
  38. Tighten the left side of the seat Keep the seat level with its nose pointing forward. Use wrench 28 to tighten the nut on this side of the clamp clockwise. Check that the seat cannot twist.
  39. Tighten the right side of the seat Keep the seat level with its nose pointing forward. Use wrench 28 to tighten the nut on this side of the clamp clockwise. Check that the seat cannot twist.
  40. Loosen the handlebar pull pin Loosen the pull pin at the front of the handlebar sleeve counterclockwise. Then pull it forward and upward along its axis and hold it out to clear the opening for the handlebar post.
  41. Position the handlebar post Lift and steady the handlebar post outside the frame first. Raise the lower end above the sleeve opening, then align it with the angle of the sleeve.
  42. Insert the handlebar post Keep the pull pin pulled out. Slide the handlebar post down along the angle of the sleeve to the desired height, aligning the nearest hole with the pin tip.
  43. Tighten the handlebar pull pin Release the pull pin into the nearest hole and tighten clockwise. Push and pull the handlebar post up and down to check that it is locked.
  44. Thread in the side star knob Thread star knob 63 straight into the screw hole on the side of the sleeve. Viewed from the knob head, hand-tighten clockwise until the handlebar post no longer wobbles.
  45. Position the handlebars Face the handlebar bends forward and upward. Lift the handlebars above the handlebar post top plate first, aligning the two center clamp holes with the two top plate holes.
  46. Seat the handlebar clamp flat Lower the handlebars until the center clamp sits flat on the handlebar post top plate. Keep both holes aligned and do not pinch the heart rate wire.
  47. Place the handlebar lock washers Place one M8 lock washer 26 over each of the two handlebar mounting holes, with the holes centered.
  48. Insert the handlebar screws Fit one lock washer onto each of the two M8×16 button-head hex screws 25. Thread them downward into the top plate, giving them a few turns by hand first.
  49. Tighten the handlebars Tighten the two screws clockwise alternately with hex key 27. Check that the handlebar clamp sits flat and that the handlebars do not move when pushed or pulled.
  50. Position the tablet holder Pick up tablet holder 16 with the support lip facing the rider. Lift it above the center handlebar crossbar first, aligning both clips with the crossbar.
  51. Clip the tablet holder into place Press and hold both sides of the tablet holder down until both clips wrap around the handlebar crossbar. Lift gently to check that it will not come off.
  52. Pick up the console Pick up the console from the floor mat and support it securely. Face the rear battery compartment toward you, leaving room to open the battery cover.
  53. Open the battery cover Press and hold the battery cover tab on the back of the console. Open the cover outward to expose the battery compartment.
  54. Insert battery 1 Install the batteries according to the polarity markings inside the compartment. Align them with the opening first, then press them securely into place. Use the battery type marked inside the compartment.
  55. Insert battery 2 Install the batteries according to the polarity markings inside the compartment. Align them with the opening first, then press them securely into place. Use the battery type marked inside the compartment.
  56. Replace the battery cover Once both batteries are secured, align the rear cover with the battery compartment edges and close it inward. Press until the cover edges sit flush without lifting.
  57. Align the console with the bracket Lift the console with its batteries and rear cover above console bracket 60. Align the rear guide slot with the bracket tab.
  58. Slide the console down securely into place Slide the console down onto the bracket tab until it reaches the bottom of the guide slot. Lift gently to check that the console will not come off on its own.
  59. Adjust the console angle Hold the console housing and tilt it forward or back around the bracket's horizontal pivot until the screen is easy to read. It should stay at that angle when released.
  60. Connect the speed sensor wire Route the coiled wire out from the left side of the bike. Hold the plug, align it with the console's sensor input, and push it straight in all the way. Leave slack in the wire.
  61. Connect the handlebar heart rate wire Align the heart rate wire plug from the handlebars with the console's pulse input. Push it straight into the socket all the way, keeping the wire clear of the bracket so it is not pinched.
  62. Retighten everything Once all parts are installed, retighten the front and rear foot tube, handlebar, and seat fasteners one by one. Then check that both pedals are secured using two wrenches.
  63. Check that the bike is stable Check that all four foot tube ends touch the floor. Hold the frame and push gently forward and back to check that the bike does not wobble. The front wheels must not support the bike while stationary.

Adjust and ride

  1. Pull out the seat post pull pin Stand next to the bike. Hold the seat with one hand, and loosen and pull out the seat post pull pin with the other.
  2. Adjust the seat height Support the seat and move it up or down along the seat post to the desired height. Release the pull pin into the nearest hole, then tighten clockwise.
  3. Slide the seat forward or back Loosen knob 3 beneath the seat post top plate and slide the slider forward or back to the desired position. Viewed from below, tighten clockwise. Push to check that it does not slide.
  4. Loosen the side screw Before adjusting the handlebars, loosen the side star knob counterclockwise, viewed from the knob head, until its threaded shank no longer presses against the handlebar post.
  5. Adjust the handlebar height Loosen and pull out the handlebar pull pin. Support the handlebars and raise them along the sleeve. Release the pin into the nearest hole, then tighten clockwise.
  6. Retighten the handlebars Once the handlebar pull pin is locked, tighten side star knob 63 clockwise. Push and pull the handlebars up and down to check that the handlebar post cannot slide.
  7. Press the button to check the console Press MODE briefly to select time, speed, distance, or calories. Press again when the indicator points to the desired function to lock the display on it.
  8. Start riding Slide both feet into the pedal straps, grip the handlebars securely, and pedal at a steady pace. Warm up before exercising and cool down afterward.