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Hamstring stretched 

Sit and outstretch your right leg. Rest the sole of your left foot against 
the inside of your right tight. Stretch out your right arm along your right 
leg  as  far  as  you  can.  Hold  for  15  seconds  and  relax.  Repeat all  with 
your left leg and left arm. 

 

Inside upper thigh 

Sit  on  the  floor  and  place  your  feet  together.  Knees  are  pointed 
outwards. Pull your feet as close as possible to your groin. Press your 
knees  carefully  downwards.  Keep  this  position  for  30-40  seconds  if 
possible. 

 

Calves and Achilles tendon 

Lean against a wall with your left leg in front of the right one and your 
arms forward. Stretch out your right leg and keep your left foot on the 
floor.  Bend your left leg and lean forwards by moving your right hip in 
the  direction  of  the  wall.  Hold  for  30-40  seconds.  Keep  your  leg 
stretched and repeat exercising with other leg. 

 

TROUBLESHOOTING 

Error 

Solution 

Recumbent is not stable 

Stabilize with stabilizing feet 

The data is not displayed 

1. Check the cable connection 

2. Check the battery status 

3. Replace the batteries 

No pulse detected 

1. Make sure the cables are properly connected 

2. Always hold the handles with both hands 

3. Press the plates too much 

Recumbent creaks 

Tighten the screws 

 

ADVANTAGES OF RECUMBTION 

Recumbents are an excellent choice when it comes to stabilizing the lumbar back of your back, as you 
sit back while training on exercise bike you bend forward. Recumbent therefore supports better body 
holding. 

Recumbents are also more favorable to your joints. The bottom  of the  back is laid on  a large, stable 
saddle, and your knees and ankles are protected from possible injury. 

The  fact  that  the  saddle  is  larger  is  often  the  biggest  difference  compared  to classical  exercise  bike. 
Just  the  comfort  of  sitting  is  the  difference  that  everyone  who  experiences  this  type  of  exercise  bike 
will feel. 

Recumbent  is  also  a  good  option  for  most  people  with  neurological  disorders.  If  your  back  or  joints 
suffer  from  rheumatoid  arthritis,  recumbent  may  be  the  best  solution  for  you  because  of  the  weight 
distribution of your body. 

Summary of Contents for Delavan RMB

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL EN IN 20074 Recumbent inSPORTline Delavan RMB...

Page 2: ...S 4 PARTS LIST 5 DIAGRAM 7 ASSEMBLY 9 CONSOLE 14 EXERCISING INSTRUCTIONS 14 TROUBLESHOOTING 15 ADVANTAGES OF RECUMBTION 15 MAINTENANCE 16 STORAGE 16 IMPORTANT NOTICE 16 ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION 16 TERMS...

Page 3: ...ke sure there is sufficient free space around the exerciser when you set it up To avoid possible accidents do not allow children to approach the exerciser without supervision since they may use it in...

Page 4: ...that exercisers and training devices are no toys Therefore they must only be used by properly informed or instructed persons Stop your work out immediately in case of dizziness nausea chest pain or a...

Page 5: ...rew M8 50 4 15 Bushing 2 44 Screw M8 15 10 16 Circlip 11 13 1 0 2 45 Nut M10 B5 5 17 Plastic bushing 2 46 Adjustment foot 5 18 Shaft 26 41 1 47 Rear Front Stabilizer End Cap 4 19 Limited Block 1 48 Wa...

Page 6: ...ght Crank 1 90 Idle Wheel 1 72 Left Rear Chain Cover 1 91 Nut M8 2 73 Right Rear Chain Cover 1 92 Blok 2 74 Screw 8 32 2 93 Screw ST4 2 20 8 75 Screw ST4 2 25 7 94 Screw ST2 9 16 2 76 Axle Ring 17x1 0...

Page 7: ...7 DIAGRAM...

Page 8: ...8...

Page 9: ...s 48 from the front and rear stabilizer 4 and 5 Secure the rear stabilizer 5 to the rear frame 2 with 2 screws 49 2 washers 48 Tighten with Allen key S6 Secure the front stabilizer 4 to the front fram...

Page 10: ...h the 8 screws 44 4 washers 36 4 washers 37 that you removed from the rear frame STEP 3 Remove the 2 bolts 26 from the brake holder 25 fasten the brake 24 and fasten with screws 26 Attach the saddle a...

Page 11: ...e seat and backrest support 8 with the 4 screws 12 and 4 washers 13 removed from the seat 10 Attach the backrest 11 to the seat and backrest support 8 using the 4 screws 14 and 4 washers 13 that have...

Page 12: ...35 2 washers 37 and 2 nuts 38 Connect the cable 42 from the rear frame 2 to the pulse sensor cable 31 from the rear handlebar 7 STEP 6 Remove the 2 screws 44 of the 2 washers 37 from the front frame...

Page 13: ...lse 55 from the front frame 1 to the cables from the front frame 59 Insert excess cables into the frame 1 Attach the bracket 59 to the front frame 1 with 4 screws 60 2 Pedal attachment Attach the left...

Page 14: ...he display starts counting down from 1 min Hold the pulse sensors The results from F1 to F6 are displayed F1 is the best result SCAN Displays data every 4 seconds automatically BATTERY If the display...

Page 15: ...izing feet The data is not displayed 1 Check the cable connection 2 Check the battery status 3 Replace the batteries No pulse detected 1 Make sure the cables are properly connected 2 Always hold the h...

Page 16: ...only approximate information about your average heart rate and any suggested pulse rate is not medically binding Accumulated data may not always be accurate regarding uncontrollable human and environm...

Page 17: ...entional changes in design or construction etc Warranty Claim Procedure The Buyer is obliged to check the Goods delivered by the Seller immediately after taking the responsibility for the Goods and it...

Page 18: ...t able to settle the Warranty Claim within the agreed period due to the specific nature of the Goods defect he and the Buyer shall make an agreement about an alternative solution In case such agreemen...

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