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5.1 Exercise bike pedals
The exercise bike pedals are characterised by
their integrated balancing weight, whereby
the tread surface automatically balances its-
elf horizontally. This permits the rider to climb
on independently. The strap (
A
) is adjustable
in length, and at the same time provides easy side guidance. To adjust the
length of the strap (
A
) pull on the lower end in order to loosen the strap (
A
)
from the plug (
B
). Now adjust the strap (
A
) to the required length.
5.2 Foot fixation pedals
The foot fixation pedals are characterised th-
rough the integrated balancing weight, whe-
reby the treads are automatically horizontally
balanced. This permits the rider to step onto
them independently. The strap (
A
) is adjusta-
ble in length, and at the same time provides
easy side guidance. The cage mounted at the
front of the pedals (
B
) prevents the toes from slipping through at the front. In
order to adjust the strap (
A
) in length, pull the strap (
A
) back out of the strap
guide (
C
). Now the strap (
A
) can be shortened through pulling and extended
through pressing under the lock. To fix the adjustment, guide the strap (
A
)
back through the strap guide (
C
).
5.3 Footrests
The footrest provides side guidance and thus
prevents internal or external rotations of the
foot. To guarantee this function, the footrest is
adjustable in width, which can be conducted
by loosening the three screws (
D
) and shifting
the side part (
E
) in the slotted hole. The foot-
rests are mounted at the factory centrally on
the pedals. In order to shift the pressure point
under the foot, it must be moved in four posi-
tions. To do this, the nuts (
F
) under the pedals
must be removed and the screws (
D
) moved
into the required positions. Then the counter-
plate must be placed onto the screws (
D
) and
the nuts (
F
) mus tbe re-tightened. By loosening
the nuts (
F
) and twisting the footrest on the
pedal, it is possible to adjust the rotation. In order to secure the user in the
footrest, pull the snap-in straps (
G
) for preliminary fixation. Then fix the straps
(
H
) and (
I
).
5. Foot fixations.
H
G
I
F
D
D
E
A
C
B
A
B
