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A s s e m b l y S t e p 11
BGB 7200
To Increase Resistance:
1.Increasing the number of bands increases the handlebar
resistance.
2.If you have lessened resistance, you may increase the resistance
again to a maximum of 3
Resistance Bands (#55)
. Please follow
the proper “To Reduce Resistance” instructions above when
decreasing resistance. You should only need to ‘add’ the top
portion of the
Resistance Band (#55)
back to the original
position if these instructions were previously followed.
3.Please ensure both the left and right sides have the same number
of
Resistance Bands (#55)
for balanced handlebar resistance.
4.How To Add The (Top of the) Resistance Band:
Method A
Unscrew the upper
Screw (#20)
only, slip off the upper
hole of the
Resistance Band (#55)
, then screw back
the upper
Screw (#20)
to its corresponding hole.
Please do not adjust the lower screw or lower portion
of the band (see above “2.”). Please ensure the
Screw
(#20)
is secure, but do not over-tighten.
Method A
Unscrew the upper
Screw (#20)
only, slip on the upper hole of the
Resistance Band (#55)
onto the
Screw (#20)
, then screw back
the upper
Screw (#20)
to its corresponding hole. Please do not
adjust the lower screw or lower portion of the band (see above
“2.”). Please ensure the
Screw (#20)
is secure, but do not over
-tighten.
Method B
Remove the band from the upper
Screw (#20)
by
pulling downward and stretching the upper hole of the
Resistance Band (#55)
to create an initial opening.
Use this opening to stretch the hole of the band to fit
around, over, and off the
Screw (#20)
. The
Resistance
Band (#55)
should now ‘pivot’ from the lower
Screw
(#20).
Please do not adjust the lower screw or lower
portion of the band (see above “2.”).
Method B
Add the band to the upper
Screw (#20)
by placing the upper hole
of the
Resistance Band (#55)
onto the upper
Screw (#20)
and
stretch it downward to create an initial opening. Use this opening
to stretch the hole of the band to fit around, over, and onto the
Screw (#20)
. Please do not adjust the lower screw or lower
portion of the band (see above “2.”).
Method A
If using Method B, you will be adding/reducing
Resistance Bands (#55)
from the outtermost edges first.
Resistance Bands Installation
The
Resistance Bands (#55)
add a realistic feel to the interactive game mode and an extra boost of fitness workout to your
arms and upper body. Increasing the number of bands increases the handlebar resistance for a more engaging workout, while
decreasing the number of bands decreases the handlebar resistance and requires less strength to maneuver.
There are (3) three
Resistance Bands (#55)
on each side pre-installed on the unit (along with the
Lock Pin (#19)
). This is the
maximum handlebar resistance you can use on your Game Rider.
To Reduce Resistance:
1.Reducing the number of bands reduces the handlebar
resistance.
2.You need only remove the top of the
Resistance Band
(#55)
. It is not necessary for you to remove the bottom
portion of the band in order to lessen the tension, and
will also prevent the
Resistance Band (#55)
from
getting lost if not in use.
3.Please ensure both the left and right sides have the same
number of
Resistance Bands (#55)
for balanced
handlebar resistance.
4.How To Remove The (Top of the) Resistance Band:
Assembly Instructions
NOTE:
