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SAFETY GUIDELINES 

Regular maintenance of the bike should be performed and is essential to keep your Indoor Cycle in 
top operating condition. Without preventative maintenance, normal wear and tear  may cause 
cumulative effects, such as misalignment or early replacement of parts. 

 

1.  Once assembled, please inspect to make sure that all hardware parts such as bolts, nuts and washers 

are positioned and tightened correctly. 

2.  Be sure to wear shoes when exercising and tighten the pedal cage and straps. When using SPD shoes, 

make sure that the buckle is fully inserted. Do not remove your foot from the pedal when the flywheel is 
spinning, and do not get off the bike until the flywheel, pedals and cranks stop moving completely.   

3.  We recommend lubricating all moving parts monthly with silicon lubricant. 

4.  Water bottle cages are easily damaged when over-sized bottles are forced to fit within them. Checking 

and tightening the screws will help prevent damage, but never force a bottle into the holder as it could 
lead to breakage. 

5.  Wipe down the bike at the end of each use. Consider using mildly alkaline cleaning or neutral cleaning 

liquids, never use oil-based cleaning liquids when wiping down the bike, to avoid surface damage. 

6.  Please keep children away while riding. The bike is designed for adults and is not suitable for children. 

7.  If you have any pain or tightness in your chest, an irregular heartbeat, shortness of breath, feel faint or 

have any discomfort while you exercise, STOP IMMEDIATELY, and seek medical assistance.   

8.  Do not place fingers or any  other objects into moving parts of the Indoor Cycle.  Do not wear loose 

clothes while using this or any piece of fitness equipment. 

9.  Before starting any exercise program, consult with your physician first. He or she can help establish the 

exercise frequency, time and intensity appropriate for your particular age and condition. 

10.  After exercising, please turn the adjustment control knob clockwise (+) to increase tension so the pedals 

will not rotate freely and possibly hurt a passerby or the next user. 

11.  This Indoor Cycle has passed the standard test of EN 957-1:2005 and EN 957-10:2005, suitable for 

home use. The max user weight should be within 120 kg. 

 

Summary of Contents for FW-1000IC

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL FW 1000IC ...

Page 2: ...e back of the console 2 Start pedaling the bike to engage the sensor 3 While still pedaling have someone remove one of the batteries for 10 20 seconds and re install It is important to continue pedaling throughout the entire process 4 Replace battery cover Your console should now be paired If the console is still not reading correctly please repeat the above steps If you continue to experience con...

Page 3: ...ld lead to breakage 5 Wipe down the bike at the end of each use Consider using mildly alkaline cleaning or neutral cleaning liquids never use oil based cleaning liquids when wiping down the bike to avoid surface damage 6 Please keep children away while riding The bike is designed for adults and is not suitable for children 7 If you have any pain or tightness in your chest an irregular heartbeat sh...

Page 4: ...EXPLODED VIEW ...

Page 5: ... Pipe long 1 18 Stabilizer Cap 40 80 1 5T 4 19 Seat Slider Cap 38 38 1 5T 1 20 Front Cover 1 21 Pulley D8 D71 5 W223 2 22 Seat 1 23 Pop Pin M16 P1 5 15L 1 24 Magnet 25 4 6 4T 3 25 Brake Pad Holder 1 26 Plastic Mat Chain Cover Ø25 Ø6 5 6T 2 27 Sheet Metal Screw Clip 1 28 Belt 5PK 1315mm 1 29 Flat Washer Φ12 2T 1 30 Axle Welding 1 31 Flat Washer bigger and thicker φ30 φ10 5 4T 1 32 Crank Cover 2 33 ...

Page 6: ... Flat Round Head Bolt M6 12L 2 61 Pedal House 2 62 String Pedal 2 63 Plastic Sheath Inner Pipe 2 64 Cross Recessed Pan Head Bolt M5 12 2 65 Water Bottle Holder 1 66 Quick Handle M10x25 1 67 Nylon nut M8 5 68 Brake tension spring 1 69 Inner Hexagon Flat Round Head Bolt M8 65 1 70 Washer φ16 φ6 2T 1 71 Cap Nut M10 1 72 Philips Screws M5 12L 4 73 Inner Hexagon Flat Round Head Bolt M10 25L 1 74 Washer...

Page 7: ...ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 8: ...screws under the front and rear stabilizers Discard the supports and screws Follow the figure below and attach the Front Stabilizer 8 and Rear Stabilizer 7 under the Main Frame 1 with 4 pcs of Button Head Hex Socket Bolts 34 and 4 pcs of Flat Washer 33 by using the supplied Allen wrench for fastening ...

Page 9: ...STEP 2 Assemble the Front Fender Attach the Front Fender 85 to frame with Phillips Bolt 84 ...

Page 10: ... side is designed with reverse threading so the pedal will not come loose during use Make sure the pedal is firmly fixed Fix the Right Pedal 35 R in the same with the same method Make sure the rotate direction of Left or Right Pedal should both toward the direction of Handlebar clockwise Pay attention to ensure the correct pedals are used on the correct side otherwise you risk damage to the pedals...

Page 11: ...STEP 4 Assemble the Handlebar Post Slide the Handlebar Post 4 into the housing on the Main Frame 1 Install and tighten the L Quick Handle 79 to secure the Handlebar Post As Pictured ...

Page 12: ...STEP 5 Assemble the Handlebar Attach the Handlebar 5 to the Handlebar Post 4 and tighten in with the ratcheting Quick Handle 66 and Flat Washer big and thick 31 ...

Page 13: ...STEP 6 Assemble the Seat Post Slide the Seat Post 2 into the housing on the Main Frame Install and tighten the Quick Handle 23 to secure the seat post ...

Page 14: ... on the Pop Pin 23 to insert the Seat Slider 3 into the Seat Post 2 Re tighten the Pop Pin 23 Attach the Seat 22 to the Seat Slider 3 with the wrench provided Ensure tightness up down as well as left right and be sure to look for correct positioning for your comfort ...

Page 15: ...STEP 8 Assemble the Console Install the Console Mount 81 onto the handlebar 5 with Philips Screws 72 Install the Computer 80 onto the Computer Mount 81 and then lock it with Philips Bolt 82 ...

Page 16: ...STEP 9 Assemble the Water Bottle Holder Install the water bottle holder 65 onto main frame with Washer 70 and Philips Screws 72 ...

Page 17: ...ase pay special attention to the most easily worn parts such as belts cranks seats etc 3 Inspect the cranks and pedals before use to ensure they are assembled and tightened correctly If not please repeat the installation steps before use 4 After each use we advise to use furniture polish wax or weak alkaline cleaner for routine maintenance At minimum we suggest wipe down the cycle with a soft dry ...

Page 18: ...e timer counts down to zero The TIME will flash and beep for 5 seconds when the goal is reached 3 DISTANCE Window C is shown a Counts the cumulative distance from exercise Start to Finish KM is Kilometers MI is Miles b Exercise distance can be set up to 99 KM or MI each press adds 0 1 distance counts down to zero The DIST will flash and beep for 5 seconds when the goal is reached 4 CALORIES a Coun...

Page 19: ...our purchase of this FitWay Indoor Cycle Should you have any questions or concerns please contact us at Support fitwayequip com Full Warranty details can be obtained at fitwayequip com or By emailing us at Support fitwayequip com Enjoy your new Indoor Cycle ...

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