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Replace Hub Batteries (400 Pro/300 Pro only) 

Over time, the batteries that power the electronics in the hub will need to be changed. See Preventative Maintenance for 

when to replace.  The CycleOps Pro Series indoor cycle uses two AA batteries. The battery cap is split to make this task as 

easy as possible.

1. Rotate the flywheel to access the 

bolt on the handle side of the battery 

cap.

2. Using a 2.5mm Allen wrench, 

remove the bolt on the battery cap. 

Pull the plastic battery cap away 

from the hub using the molded 

handle. 

3. Replace the batteries, paying close 

attention to properly line up the +/- 

poles, then replace the battery cap 

and tighten the bolt.

6.  Using a 4mm Allen wrench and three 

chain guard bolts, reattach the chain 

guard.  

NOTE: After replacing the battery, Joule must relearn the coded ID for the sensor.  Reference Joule user guide for instruc

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tions (available at www.cycleops.com).

4.  Using the new battery (compatible 

CR2032), remove the battery cover 

on the back of the cadence sensor by 

turning counterclockwise approximate-

ly one half turn. Replace the old battery 

with the new battery. 

5.  Secure the cadence sensor to the 

main frame using the previously re

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moved bolt and 4mm Allen wrench. Be 

sure to hold the cadence sensor arm 

while attaching bolt. 

Summary of Contents for 200 Pro Series

Page 1: ...les User Guide 400 Pro 300 Pro 200 Pro Deutsche Anweisungen www cycleops com userguide Istruzioni italiane www cycleops com userguide Nederlandse instructies www cycleops com userguide Norsk instruksjoner www cycleops com userguide ...

Page 2: ... 12 10 WARRANTY 13 CHAPTER 1 BEFORE BEGINNING Congratulations on choosing the CycleOps Pro Series indoor cycle The CycleOps Pro Series indoor cycle takes cycling to the next level as the only indoor cycle to fit feel and ride like an outdoor bike CycleOps Pro Series Indoor Cycle User Guide for 400 Pro 300 Pro 200 Pro 100 Pro Read this guide to learn how to Assemble the indoor cycle Use the indoor ...

Page 3: ...es 2 N Small L handles 2 O Stabilizer bolts 8 P Stabilizer washers 8 Q Multi purpose wrench 1 R 6mm Allen wrench w Phillips screwdriver end 1 S 5mm Allen wrench 1 T 4mm Allen wrench 1 U 3mm Allen wrench 1 A B C D E F G H I L Additional tools that may be helpful Vice Grips or small clamping tool 17mm Cone wrench 15mm box wrench 10mm box wrench Pliers Pedal wrench 2 5mm Allen wrench Rear stabilizer ...

Page 4: ...o the rear of the main frame with four 5mm stabilizer bolts and stabilizer washers using the 5mm Allen wrench Tighten the inner bolts first and then proceed to the outer bolts to ensure the foot is secured properly and evenly Handlebar post Rear stabilizer Front stabilizer M Large L handle C Main frame assembly A B Rear stabilizer Front stabilizer 3 Slide the water bottle holder and water bottle s...

Page 5: ...into the seat tube and secure it by inserting the large L handle into the main frame assembly on the right side of the indoor cycle chain guard side Seat post clamp N Small L handle E Seat post 1 Remove 6mm bolt in main frame as sembly using 6mm Allen wrench The 6mm bolt can be kept in place of the large L handle for a more permanent placement of the seat post height N M Small L handles Large L ha...

Page 6: ...properly there is no rocking movement from one foot to the other Lock Nut A B Rear stabilizer Front stabilizer 2 Secure the leveler feet by tightening the lock nuts with the multi purpose wrench flush against the bottom of the rear and or front stabilizer 5 Loosen the 6mm bolt and place seat rails within the clamp Adjust to de sired seat placement using 6mm Allen wrench 6 Secure the plastic end ca...

Page 7: ...s onto the indoor cycle with the multi purpose wrench included or a pedal wrench not in cluded Each pedal is marked with an R or an L on the spindle This mark indicates which side of the indoor cycle the pedal is intended to mount on This is important because the thread direc tions are different for each pedal Left pedal Pedal Set CHAPTER 4 GENERAL USE The CycleOps Pro Series indoor cycle is easy ...

Page 8: ...e user full control over resistance by adjusting the resistance knob Lower resistance levels enable the pedals to turn at a faster less difficult pace cadence Higher resistance levels enable the pedals to turn at a slower more difficult pace cadence Adjust Resistance 400 Pro only Pedaling resistance is automatically controlled by the Joule display located on the handlebar Reference the Joule user ...

Page 9: ... changed See Preventative Maintenance for when to replace 2 Locate speed sensor next to hub 5 Using a 4mm Allen wrench and three chain guard bolts reattach the chain guard 4 Using the new battery remove the battery cover on the back of the sensor by turning counterclockwise approxi mately one half turn 2 Locate the cadence sensor inside main frame 1 Using a 4mm Allen wrench remove the three chain ...

Page 10: ...place the batteries paying close attention to properly line up the poles then replace the battery cap and tighten the bolt 6 Using a 4mm Allen wrench and three chain guard bolts reattach the chain guard NOTE After replacing the battery Joule must relearn the coded ID for the sensor Reference Joule user guide for instruc tions available at www cycleops com 4 Using the new battery compatible CR2032 ...

Page 11: ...ds into or near the drive train while it is motion 1 Using a 4mm Allen wrench remove the three chain guard bolts 3 Use a 17mm cone wrench to hold the axle locking nuts in place Do not turn the wrench it is only used as a stabilizer With the other hand use a 15mm box wrench to loosen the flange nuts on the axle Repeat this process on each side of the flywheel 4 Using a 10mm box wrench adjust the te...

Page 12: ...s when wiping down the indoor cycle ANY CLEAN ING LIQUIDS MUST BE OF A MILD PH such as Dawn dish washing liquid Pine Sol Murphy s Oil Soap and Mr Clean A standard bike polish can be used on the painted parts of the indoor cycle DAILY After each day the indoor cycle is ridden perform the following Release all tension from the resistance knob Wipe down the handlebar Wipe down seat seat post Wipe dow...

Page 13: ...ort on the back of the chain guard Liberally spray a Teflon based lubricant onto the chain Be sure each link gets lube Be careful not to over lubricate the chain Excess lube will drip out and can stain floors carpet ANNUAL In addition to daily weekly monthly and biannually maintenance perform the following after extended use this may or may not be annually Apply a light coating of lithium grease o...

Page 14: ...ause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relo...

Page 15: ... of this publication may be copied photographed reproduced translated transmitted electronically or placed on digital media without the prior written consent of Saris Cycling Group Inc Trademarks Saris Cycling Group Inc CycleOps and the PowerTap logo are all registered trademarks of Saris Cycling Group Inc All other product brand or trade names used in this guide may be trademarks or registered tr...

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