Exerpeutic Momentum Bike Owner'S Manual Download Page 1

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IMPORTANT: Read all instructions carefully before using this product.

Retain this owner’s manual for future reference.

The specifications of this product may vary from this photo, subject to
change without notice.

4210.2-032320

Momentum Bike

Summary of Contents for Momentum Bike

Page 1: ...instructions carefully before using this product Retain this owner s manual for future reference The specifications of this product may vary from this photo subject to change without notice 4210 2 03...

Page 2: ...TO THE STORE STOP Contact customer service if you have any questions regarding assembly or proper operation of the machine Email us at Service paradigmhw com Or call us at 1 844 641 7921 Hours 8 00 am...

Page 3: ...LE OF CONTENT SERVICE 2 LABEL PLACEMENT 3 IMPORTANT SAFETY GUIDELINES 4 OVERVIEW DRAWING 6 PARTS LIST 7 ASSEMBLY 9 ADJUSTMENTS 14 CONSOLE 18 TROUBLESHOOTING MAINTENANCE 19 WARRANTY 20 PARTS REQUEST FO...

Page 4: ...the best method to receive a response during peak business hours Website www paradigmhw com Toll Free 1 844 641 7921 8 00 AM 5 00 PM Pacific Standard Time Monday thru Friday Response time may vary vi...

Page 5: ...3 LABEL PLACEMENT...

Page 6: ...ight headed or dizziness while operating the equipment stop exercising immediately You should also stop exercising if you are experiencing pain or any discomfort 13 For any problems contact Customer S...

Page 7: ...bral Sclerosis or acutely swollen joints Heart or circulatory disorders for which you are being treated High blood pressure Hypertension Recent stroke or Transient Ischemic attack Bone weaknesses incl...

Page 8: ...6 OVERVIEW DRAWING...

Page 9: ...5 4 16 Left Crank 1 51 Wire Plug 1 17 Outer Cover 1 52 Spring Washer 8 10 18 Inner Cover 1 53 Nut M12 2 19 Crank Pulley 1 54 Eye Bolt M8 45 2 20 Belt 500PJ 1 55 Left Pedal Nut 1 21 Bearing 6003 2 56...

Page 10: ...8 HARDWARE PACK...

Page 11: ...irm and secure 1b Rear Stabilizer Installation Lift up the rear of the Main Frame 1 and attach the Rear Stabilizer 3 onto the rear bracket of the Main Frame 1 with two Hex Bolts 13 two Spring Washers...

Page 12: ...taneously tighten the Left Pedal 12 and the Left Pedal Nut 55 Only tighten in the directions instructed 2b Installing The Right Pedal Onto The Right Crank Remove the Right Pedal Nut 56 Insert the Righ...

Page 13: ...insert the Seat Post 4 into the Main Frame 1 release the Spring Knob 77 Press down on the Seat Post 4 until it Pops into one of the adjustment holes and tighten the Spring Knob 77 Clockwise Attach th...

Page 14: ...of the adjustment holes and tighten the Spring Knob 25 Clockwise TIP When adjusting the height of Front Post 5 the STOP line cannot be higher than the edge of the plastic bushing 4c Installing the Ha...

Page 15: ...the Handlebar 7 tube with the Rubber Grips facing the tube Fully tighten the two Knobs to secure the Device holder 40 See Fig B IMPORTANT This Device Holder is not designed for outdoor use on intensiv...

Page 16: ...will reduce noises and wobbling Adjusting the Tension To increase the tension turn the Tension Knob 72 in a CLOCKWISE direction To decrease the tension turn the Tension Knob 72 in a COUNTERCLOCKWISE...

Page 17: ...d position Tighten the Spring Knob 25 in a CLOCKWISE direction Adjusting the Seat Post Height Loosen the Spring Knob 77 by turning it in the COUNTER CLOCKWISE direction until it can be pulled out Pull...

Page 18: ...RD or BACKWARDS direction to the suitable position Lock the Seat Bracket 6 in place by turning it in a CLOCKWISE direction Adjusting the Seat angle Using the 13mm side of the 13 15mm Wrench loosen the...

Page 19: ...e the angle by turning the knob counter clockwise Adjust the holder for vertical or horizontal viewing Turn the knob clockwise to tighten and secure position 4 Press and hold the two buttons and pull...

Page 20: ...larity Please be sure to install batteries in correct order or damage will occur When the batteries are installed the red battery indicator light will blink three times NOTE When the batteries become...

Page 21: ...solvents on the plastic parts 3 Wipe your perspiration off the bike after each use 4 Be careful not to get excessive moisture on the Console as this might cause an electrical hazard or the electronic...

Page 22: ...discolorations 4 Damage caused by normal wear and tear vandalism accidental or by animals 5 Any act of Nature such as fire flooding snow ice hurricane earthquake lightning or other natural disaster e...

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