Spinning spinner AERO, Owner'S Manual

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CARING FOR YOUR SPINNER
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BIKE
MOVING YOUR BIKE
Stand in front of the bike, grasp the handlebars and tip the bike toward
you until the transportation wheels are touching the floor. Be careful about
contacting the tablet holder while moving the bike and do not use it as a
grip or moving handle. Roll the bike to the desired location and then gently
lower the rear of the bike back to the floor.
LEVELING YOUR BIKE
The leveling feet are located on each corner of the front and rear
stabilizer bars. It is important that all four of the leveling feet touch the
ground to keep the bike stable at all times. To adjust, turn the leveling feet
counterclockwise to decrease the height or clockwise to increase the
height until the bike is stable.
ADJUSTING AND LEVELING YOUR SADDLE
If you experience saddle discomfort while riding or sitting on your bike,
the angle can be adjusted by loosening the 14 mm nuts located under the
saddle. Be sure to re-tighten the nuts after making your angle adjustment
and before riding your bike.
PREVENTING RUST
After each use, raise the handlebar post and seat post to the highest
settings to allow any moisture to evaporate. Using an absorbent cloth,
wipe all areas where moisture can settle.
PROTECTING YOUR SPINNER
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BIKE’S FINISH
After each ride, protect your bike’s finish by wiping it down with a damp
cloth. You may use bike cleaner such as SPINTECH® Fitness Equipment
Polish, but do not use de-greasers or harsh cleaning products. When
cleaning your bike, be sure to keep your hands and fingers clear
of a moving drivetrain. Never spray any cleaners onto the frame or
components. Instead, spray a soft cloth with a diluted mixture of Simple
Green (or equivalent) and wipe the bike down. Thoroughly dry the bike
with a separate towel.
PEDALS
Check the pedals weekly to ensure that the threads are completely
tightened and the cleat retention is tailored to your riding style. If the
pedals have become loose, tighten the threads with the supplied pedal
wrench to ensure that they are securely attached. (Drive side tightens
clockwise, non-drive side tightens counter-clockwise.)