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Bolt

Washer

Nut

Tool

#22 Screw (M8x25 mm)

       [2 Pieces]

#13 Screw (M8x50 mm)

       [4 Pieces]

#26 Screw (M5x16 mm)

       [3 Pieces]

#61 Screw (M4x12 mm)

       [4 Pieces]

#33 Nut (M8)

       [3 Pieces]        Pre-assembled

#16 Knob (M8x20 mm) 

       [1 Piece]

#17 Spring Knob (M16x27 mm)

       [1 Piece]

#18 Knob (M8x15 mm)

       [1 Piece]

Knob

#28 Arc Washer (M8)

       [4 Pieces]

#27 Spring Washer (M8)

       [2 Pieces]

#29 Washer (M8, OD20)

       [1 Piece]

#63 Tool (S5)

#64 Tool (S6)

#65 Tool (S13/14/15)

#23 Screw (M8x16 mm)

       [4 Pieces]

#25 Screw (M5x10 mm)

       [4 Pieces]

#30 Washer (M5)

       [4 Pieces]

#59 Washer (M8, OD16)

       [4 Pieces]

#62 Washer (M4)

       [4 Pieces]

BGB 7200

#32 Washer (M8, OD16)

       [3 Pieces] 

       Pre-assembled

Hardware List

The following hardware is used to assemble your unit.  Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with these 

items.  Please note some of this hardware is already pre-assembled on the machine. Do not be alarmed if you 

see parts on this page that are not included in your hardware packet

Summary of Contents for GAME RIDER BGB7200

Page 1: ...BGB7200 GAME RIDER OWNER S MANUAL This item is for consumer use only and it is not meant for commercial use ...

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Page 3: ...ad this manual carefully before commencing the assembly of your product or starting to exercise Please keep all children away from this item when in use Do not allow children to climb or play on them when they are not in use Supervise teenagers while they use this unit For your own safety always ensure that there is at least 3 feet of free space in all directions around your product while you are ...

Page 4: ... OD20 1 Piece 63 Tool S5 64 Tool S6 65 Tool S13 14 15 23 Screw M8x16 mm 4 Pieces 25 Screw M5x10 mm 4 Pieces 30 Washer M5 4 Pieces 59 Washer M8 OD16 4 Pieces 62 Washer M4 4 Pieces BGB 7200 32 Washer M8 OD16 3 Pieces Pre assembled Hardware List The following hardware is used to assemble your unit Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with these items Please note some of this hardware is alrea...

Page 5: ... Sensor Wire Lower 13 Screw M8x50 mm 47 Left Handle Pulse Wire Lower 14 Foot Pad 48 Right Handle Pulse Wire Lower 15 Lock Nut M8 49L Left Handle Bar Button 16 Knob M8x20 mm 49R Right Handle Bar Button 17 Spring Knob M16x27 mm 50 AC Adapter for Bike 18 Knob M8x15 mm 51a AC Adapter Extension Wire 19 Lock Pin 51b AC Adapter for LCD Screen 20 Screw M5 51c Power Wire for LCD Screen 21 Screw ST4 52a AV ...

Page 6: ...d during the assembly process Please note that not all of the parts and hardware you see here will be used while you are assembling the machine because some of these items are already pre installed Please continue to the next page to begin the assembly process and use this page only as a reference guide for parts and hardware BGB 7200 ...

Page 7: ...zer 02 has wheels built in for ease of relocating and transporting the unit The Rear Stabilizer 03 does not have wheels Both the Front Stabilizer 02 and Rear Stabilizer 03 have Foot Pads 14 for extra stability Please place an exercise mat underneath the unit to avoid scratches or marks on the surface that it rests on Washers 59 followed by the Main Frame 01 and Rear Stabilizer 03 Secure them toget...

Page 8: ...dal Right 10R CLOCKWISE A Slide the Horizontal Seat Bar 08 onto the Seat Post 07 with the single point of the Seat 09 pointing toward the front of the unit as shown in the diagram Secure by screwing the Knob 16 through one Washer 29 theSeat Post 07 then the Horizontal Seat Bar from the handle bars Please tighten the knob after making an adjustment but do not over tighten the knob B Seat Post 07 in...

Page 9: ...rs 28 and four Screws 23 Center Post Cover Then slide down the Center Post Cover 34 You may need to rotate it so it fits properly and snugly over the Main Frame 01 Please refer to positioning of the Center Post Cover 34 in the diagram below A s s e m b l y S t e p 4 Hardware Tool Required Bolt 23 Screw M8x16 mm 4 Pieces Washer 28 Arc Washer M8 4 Pieces Tool Remove the Center Post Cover 34 from pac...

Page 10: ...oster Board 12 onto the lower plate of the Poster Support 11 using four Washers 30 and four Screws 25 D The Poster Board 12 and Poster Support 11 are intended to provide an easy to access guide to highlight the key features and functions of the Game Rider We suggest placing the Poster Board 12 at a 45 degree angle to the user on either the right or left side C Attached and secure the LCD TV 60 to ...

Page 11: ...hat Handle Sensor Wire Lower 46 and Main Sensor Wire Middle 45 are fed through the same hole as shown in diagram No 2 Please refer to diagram No 3 and No 4 to confirm proper assembly The Round End Cap 42 i is pre installed to hold the Left Right Handle Pulse Wires 47 48 as seen in diagram No 2 However you may remove the Round End Cap 42 so you can tuck in the wires more if there is too much give o...

Page 12: ... in the diagram Please ensure that the wires are free and clear from the bracket Then secure the Monitor Support Bracket 06 using two Screws 26 42 WASHER FOR M10 BOLT T2 0 1PC 42 WASHER FOR M10 BOLT T2 0 1PC 42 WASHER FOR M10 BOLT T2 0 1PC Assembly Instructions Wires will fall freely in this step You do not and should not need to feed wires through the Monitor Support Bracket 26 BGB 7200 ...

Page 13: ...gram No 8 Please note 1 there is room for you to tuck the cables upward and downward in the hollow area of the Center Post 04 2 use care when tucking in cables to avoid injury to your fingers and hands tuck the Wires 43a b c d on the Bike Monitor 43 through Hole A diagram No 6 then slide the Bike Monitor 43 onto the rest of the track until the monitor locks in place Please note if you need to remo...

Page 14: ...andle Bar Cover Lower 57 to the Handle Bar Cover Upper 58 The two covers should fit snugly in place Secure with one Screw 26 through the top of the Handle Bar Cover Upper 58 The Handle Bar Cover Lower 57 has a small indent for the Main Sensor Wire Middle 45 to tuck into so that it does not get pinched or damaged when connecting the covers Please see VIEW FROM BOTTOM diagram below for your referenc...

Page 15: ...it 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 ...

Page 16: ...f motion handlebar A To keep the handle bar stationary Align the locking holes and insert the Lock Pin 19 through the lower hole first followed by the upper hole as shown in the diagram B To allow range of motion in the handle bar Slowly pull the Lock Pin 19 downward removing it from the two locking holes You may store the Lock Pin 19 by leaving it the lower Lock Pin hole or leave the cord to hang...

Page 17: ...nd operation instructions of the Game Bike and Programmable Exercise Bike functions in separate sections NOTE The Game Rider is a fitness equipment unit that enhances your workouts with the option of compatibility to your home television set or PC computer Please consult the proper product manuals for your home television set or PC computer and confirm that it can safely connect to the features of...

Page 18: ...ectangular box of the AC Adapter for LCD Screen 51b Next connect the other end of the AC Adapter for LCD Screen 51b to the corresponding head of the AC Adapter Extension Wire 51a Continue by plugging in the free end of the AC Adapter Extension Wire 51a into the port on the LCD TV 60 Lastly plug in the free end of the Power Wire for LCD Screen 51 into a power source iv POWER CONNECTION iii To preve...

Page 19: ...ard to PC s iv To prevent bad connection between the Bike Monitor 43 and PC please secure the USB cable using the pre assembled plastic buckle on the back of the Bike Monitor 43 To secure the cable refer to the illustration below and 1 LIFT the strap so it is free to move from the buckle stopper 2 SLIDE PULL the strap fully out of the buckle 3 PLACE the USB cable within the track of the buckle 4 T...

Page 20: ...o the GAME FIT mode You are now ready to play the games while exercising on the bike The gaming visual will be displayed on your TV screen Please follow the instructions in the next section to control or manipulate the games B Game Control Manipulation B 1 Buttons on Monitor a There are four buttons with red icons on the Monitor in the zone marked GAME SELECT These four buttons are used in selecti...

Page 21: ...RIGHT button NOTE If the handlebar LEFT RIGHT turn function and colored handlebar buttons are not responding please peddle on the Game Rider to engage these functions then proceed again These functions stop working when the Game Rider is not actively engaged with the Bike Monitor b During game playing making a LEFT turn or RIGHT turn using the handlebar will change the traveling direction of the v...

Page 22: ...owever if you see the following display on monitor after pressing the GAME FIT button then you are in FITness mode Press the GAME FIT button again to switch to the GAME mode You are now ready to play the games while exercising on the bike The gaming visual will be displayed on your PC screen Please follow the instructions in the next section to control or manipulate the games B Game Control Manipu...

Page 23: ...b During game playing making a LEFT turn or RIGHT turn using the handlebar will change the traveling direction of the vehicle in the game B 4 Playing the Game a NOTE since PC games may require different PC keys as control keys in different games the Game Rider may not support ALL keys required The supported keys are those that are documented above Therefore certain PC game functions may not be sup...

Page 24: ...data will alternate on display Same for the Watt and Calories data SPEED Displays current training SPEED from 0 0 to maximum 99 9 Miles RPM Displays current training rotations per minute TIME Count up If NO preset target Time will count up from 00 00 to maximum 99 59 with each increment of 1 second Count down If training with preset Time Time will count down from preset value to 00 00 Each preset ...

Page 25: ...ce level A 4 To reset during training first press ST STOP button P will appear on the left top corner indicating pause then press RESET button for 2 seconds This will clear all data from your session To switch to a different mode use the UP button to select desired mode a1 a2 a3 B Training in MANUAL mode press UP button until MANUAL appears on the upper line press MODE to confirm b1 b5 b6 RECOVERY...

Page 26: ...bove The functions available for preset are Time Distance Calories and Pulse in PROGRAM mode c5 c5 c6 c7 C 4 After all settings are made press ST STOP button to start training You will see each preset function data counts down from target as soon as training starts c6 C 5 Once each function target data is achieved counts down to zero the monitor will stop all functions P appears on the left upper ...

Page 27: ...figure to track your heart rate status during training If you select THR the initial monitor set target heart rate figure is 100 shown on the right lower field of the display You may press MODE button and use UP DOWN buttons to set your desired target heart rate to any value between the range 30 bpm to 240 bpm e1 e2 e3 e4 E 1 You may press ST STOP button to start training directly e3 Or optionally...

Page 28: ...If your heart rate is very low compared to the preset target the training resistance will increase one level every 30 seconds till level 16 You will NOT be able to adjust training resistance by yourself when you are training in Target H R mode M M This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are de...

Page 29: ...g in to a power source J Do not alter the grounding type plug If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician K Protect the power cord from being stepped on or pinched in order to prevent fire and safety hazards L Only use attachments and accessories specified by the manufacturer M When a cart tripod bracket or table is used for this equipment use caution to avoid injury ...

Page 30: ...vii Audio output Jack Audio output connected to external speaker or headset viii Cable TV input Jack For signal input from Cable TV Two connection options 1 Connect to a set top box If the LCD TV is connected to a cable box or satellite set top box via a coaxial connection set the TV to channel 3 or 4 or to the channel specified by the service provider 2 Connect to a cable When the LCD TV is conne...

Page 31: ...ay the input signal source TV AV S VIDEO or PC for selection Then use MENU button to move UP DOWN the list and use UP or DOWN button to confirm selection C MENU i Press MENU button once to turn the menu on for PICTURE AUDIO TUNE SETUP function settings ii Then press MENU button again to move from PICTURE to AUDIO to TUNE to SETUP and back to PICTURE functional areas iii Once reach the desired func...

Page 32: ...ep 5 on pg 8 of this manual to avoid serious injury A i Unscrew and remove the 3 pre installed screws from the LCD TV 60 on the left side ii Align the holes on the TV base to the holes on the LCD TV 60 and screw them in B i Repeat step A on the right side C i Place one plastic shell casing over the screws as illustrated below and gently snap the casing in place ii Repeat on the other side D i Your...

Page 33: ...longside your left knee 2 Place your left arm on the outside of your right leg and pull against that leg while twisting your trunk as far as possible to the right Place your right hand on the floor behind your buttocks Reverse leg posi tions and repeat Hip Stretch 1 Lie on your back and raise your right leg as you clasp both hands under the back of the knee Keep your left leg straight 2 Gently pull...

Page 34: ...houlder to the upper back 2 Try to reach your finger tips If you are not able to reach your fingertips use a towel as an extension of your hands and gently pull one hand toward the other Reverse arm positions and repeat Calf Stretch 1 Place both hands against a wall to aid your balance Press the ball of your left foot against the wall and keep the heel of the same foot rested on the floor make sure y...

Page 35: ...Proof of Purchase Version 02 10 2011 Model Number BGB 7200 BGB 7200 ...

Page 36: ...Body Flex Sports Inc 21717 Ferrero Parkway Walnut CA 91789 Telephone 888 266 6789 Email info body exsports com ...

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