Elite Fitness Pursuit Air, Assembly Manual

Page 1: ...ASSEMBLY MANUAL Record serial number Elite Pursuit Air Bike ...

Page 2: ...ce Please read through this manual to familiarise yourself with the operation of your new Elite Pursuit Air Bike Doing so will help to ensure that you get the most out of your machine enjoying safe and effective workouts ahead Even though we go to great efforts to ensure the quality of each product we produce occasional errors and or omissions do occur In any event should you find this product to ...

Page 3: ...ng exercises to properly warm up Inspect the machine before each use make sure all of the connections are tightly secured Only one person at a time should use the machine If the user experiences dizziness nausea chest pain or any other abnormal symptoms STOP the workout at once CONSULT A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY Position the machine on a clear levelled surface DO NOT use the machine near water or out...

Page 4: ...iately During the time of repair the product must not be used by anybody IMPORTANT HINTS A This product has been tested in accordance with the requirements of EN 957 1 A1 EN 957 5 standard Class HA HOME USE The maximum load is limited to 125KGS B Parents should be aware of the risk factor of young children playing on fitness equipment unattended Make sure that children are instructed properly in t...

Page 5: ...nstall the hardware as assembly is required Please reference the individual assembly steps and make note of all preinstalled hardware PREPARATION Before assembling make sure that you will have enough space around the item Use the present tooling for assembling before assembling please check whether all needed parts are available It is strongly recommended this machine to be assembled by two or mor...

Page 6: ...STEP 1 Attach the Front Stabiliser pt 15 to the Main Frame pt 16 using two sets of Ø10 Flat Washers pt 5 and bolt 1 3 Attach the Rear Stabiliser pt 4 to the Main Frame pt 16 using two sets of Ø10 Flat Washers pt 5 and bolt 1 3 ...

Page 7: ...8 Then slide the Seat Post pt 12 into the Vertical Seat Post pt 10 Then fixing the bolt8 pt 48 You will have to slacken the knurled section of the Adjustment Knob pt 9 and pull the knob back and then select the desired height Release the knob and retighten the knurled portion Now fix the Seat pt 13 to the Seat Post pt 12 as shown and tighten the bolts around the screws under the seat ...

Page 8: ...9 as pictured below Attach the console mast 17 with 2 x hex head screws 27 to the main frame assembly 16 Attach the Aluminium Bottle Cage 72 to the main frame assembly 16 using 2 x cross slot screws 73 ATTENTION ENSURE THE HANDLEBAR IS SECURELY TIGHTENED Attach the computer console 83 to the console mast 17 using 2 x cross slot screws 84 Connect the console plugs A1 A2 Be careful not to crimp the ...

Page 9: ... pt 1 L pt 1 R are marked L and R Left and Right Connect them to their appropriate crank arms The right crank arm is on the right hand side of the cycle as you sit on it Note that the Right pedal should be threaded on clockwise and the Left pedal anticlockwise ...

Page 10: ...lite Pursuit Air Bike is now complete Be sure to fully inspect your machine before using it for the first time WARNING Failure to visually check and test the assembly of your Air Bike before use can cause damage to the Air Bike and injury ...

Page 11: ...t bend in your knee when the pedal is at its lowest point This is a good starting point Adjusting the Seat Fore and Aft Position Once you ve adjusted seat height it s time to find the correct fore and aft position of the saddle This determines where you sit in relationship to the crank set where the pedals are attached which helps decide how comfortable and efficient you ll be when riding This als...

Page 12: ... WATTS CONSTANT Display the power consumption during training Display Range 0 1999 PULSE User may set up target pulse value from 0 30 to 230 and the console buzzer will beep when the actual heart rate is over the target value during workout CONSOLE INSTRUCTIONS DISPLAY FUNCTIONS START To start workout quickly or resume workout in Stop mode STOP To stop pause workout To clear up all settings Hold o...

Page 13: ...to be set Figure 3 Press the UP DOWN to set age and press ENTER to confirm then proceed to Standby mode 2 The window of INTERVAL 10 20 INTERVAL 10 20 INTERVAL CUSTOM READY WORK REST TIME DISTANCE CALORIES WATTS SPEEED RPM and HEART RATE will flash in sequence every 1s Figure 4 Figure 16 If no input of key operation or RPM signal or pulse input for 60s computer will go to Sleeping mode Figure7 Figu...

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Page 15: ... values are displaying on LCD and will flash every 4s If continues stop training for 5 minutes buzzer sounds 2s and enter to Wake up mode Press START to resume workout Press STOP key TIME will display total workout time DISTANCE will display total workout distance CALORIES will display total consumption during workout WATT SPEED and RPM will switch to display AVG MAX every 5s With pulse signal inp...

Page 16: ...and enter to Wake up mode Press START to resume workout Press STOP or end up training buzzer beeps 1s then displays TOTAL TIME DISTANCE CALORIES for 30s and WATT SPEED RPM will switch to display AVG MAX every 5s With pulse signal input PULSE window will display user actual pulse and 65 85 MAX Figure 21 23 Pulse window displays nothing if no pulse signal input Figure 19 20 Press any PROGRAM key the...

Page 17: ...to display AVG MAX every 5s With pulse signal input PULSE window will display user actual pulse and 65 85 MAX Figure 21 23 Pulse window displays nothing if no pulse signal input Figure 19 20 Press any PROGRAM key then perform the program accordingly Figure 28 Figure 29 Figure 30 Figure 31 3 4 Interval CUSTOM Press INTERVAL to select INTERVAL CUSTOM press ENTER to enter into this mode then INTERVAL...

Page 18: ...f no any signal inputs within 30s Press START button once enter into PAUSE mode Buzzer will sound for 0 5s every 30s All values are displaying on LCD and flashing in every 4s If continue to stop training for 5 minutes buzzer sounds 2s and enter to Wake up mode Press START to resume workout Press STOP or end training buzzer beeps 1s then displays TOTAL TIME DISTANCE CALORIES for 30s and WATT SPEED ...

Page 19: ...zzer sounds 1 short beep and enter to Wake up mode Press STOP or end up training TIME will display total workout time DISTANCE will display total workout distance CALORIES will display total consumption during workout WATT SPEED and RPM will switch to display AVG MAX every 5s With pulse signal input PULSE window will display user actual pulse and 65 85 MAX Figure 21 23 Pulse window displays nothin...

Page 20: ...long sound for 1s CALORIES value is flashing press UP and DOWN to adjust Figure 43 Press ENTER to confirm meanwhile buzzer beeps 1s and TARGET CALORIE lasting lighting up Pre set value workout calorie switch to display in every 5s until counts down to 0 then TIME DISTANCE WATTS SPEEED RPM start to count up Figure 44 Press START button once enter into PAUSE mode buzzer will sound for 0 5s per secon...

Page 21: ...unds in every 10s until user HR goes below 85 Figure 48 When Heart Rate goes between 65 85 only will flash Figure 49 No signal input for 30s buzzer sounds 1 short beep and enter to Wake up mode Press START button once enter into PAUSE mode buzzer will sound for 0 5s per second within 30s All values are displaying on LCD and flashing in every 2s If continue to stop training for 5 minutes buzzer sou...

Page 22: ...en skip to Standby mode 3 No action to console for 30s it will go to Standby mode Figure 47 Figure 48 Figure 49 Figure 50 Figure 51 RESET Mode 1 In any mode press STOP for 2s system will do TOTAL RESET 2 LCD flash in every 2 seconds buzzer sound for 2 seconds 3 Reverse to Standby page all setting resume to pre set value SLEEPING mode In Standby mode if no key press RPM pulse input for 30s console ...

Page 23: ...n stains and damage to the structural components from sweat and perspiration Please ensure all sweat residue is wiped from any contact points or framework with a damp cloth using a suitable PH neutral detergent in water to avoid salt and corrosion deposits on your equipment Failure or neglect to maintain and clean sweat residue from the bike frame may affect any frame warranty implied Frame and Pe...

Page 24: ...s Not only does this ensure your machine is in full working order but it will save you service costs in the long run Every time you perform maintenance record the date and if you can the distance and hours operated DATE HOURS DISTANCE FRAME SERVICE COMMENTS Cleaned Seat Pedals 01 06 15 16 5km none ...

Page 25: ...0 Year Frame 1 Year Parts and Labour The following conditions are not under warranty range A As a result of abuse neglect accident or unauthorized modification B The damage due to incorrect adjustment of the machine Repair and Maintenance Service Please contact our Elite Fitness Service Department at eliteservice elitefitness co nz or visit www elitefitness co nz for any service related issues or ...

Page 26: ...seconds and relax Repeat 3 times for each leg See picture 2 Crus and Feet Tendon Stretches Standing with two hands on the wall or tree one leg behind Keeping your legs straight and the heel on the ground lean forward towards the wall or tree Hold for 10 15 seconds and relax Repeat 3 times for each leg See picture 3 Quadriceps Stretches Keeping your balance with your left hand holding onto a wall o...

Page 27: ...an be measured by using the radial wrist or carotid neck pulse using your index and middle fingers counting the beats for 10 seconds and multiplying by 6 Alternatively the use of a Wireless Telemetry Heart Rate strap and watch will give you an accurate Beats Per Minute BPM reading 220 AGE TMHR Theoretical Maximum Heart Rate TMHR x 85 Upper Training Limit BPM TMHR x 65 Lower Training Limit BPM Note...

Page 28: ...1 4 GB 845 85 ST4 8X19 8 Bolt 2 2 M8 40 9 Shape Knob 1 ϕ50 91 M16 35 10 Vertical Seat Post 1 WELDING 11 Drive assembly 2 WELDING 12 Seat Post 1 WELDING 13 Seat 1 KS 9068 14 Stopper 4 ϕ70 41 M16X25 15 Front Stabiliser 1 WELDING 16 Main Frame 1 WELDING 17 Console Mask 1 WELDING 18 Left handlebar assembly 1 WELDING 19 Plastic Sleeve 1 103 53 5 178 20 Sensor 1 SR 202 21 Right handlebar assembly 1 WELD...

Page 29: ...hort Chain Wheel 1 P 12 7 66 51 Belt Wheel 1 P 12 7 Z 52T 52 Front Cover 1 122 56 45 53 Handle Base 1 41 5 30 30 54 Lock Nut 2 M33 1 4 55 Chain Wheel 1 1 A7K 16 1 2 1 8 16T 1 37 56 Wheel 2 ϕ75 24 57 Fixing Nut 1 1 M20 1 0 58 Fixing Nut 2 3 M12X1 25 H 6 59 Bearing 4 6001ZZ 60 Bearing 2 6004ZZ 61 Rim assembly 1 ϕ640 69 62 Flywheel Shaft 2 ϕ12 160 63 Double drive assembly 1 ϕ110 107 64 Double drive i...

Page 30: ...r 1 19 6 15 6 13 7 83 Computer 1 ST3924 84 Universal joint 2 70 28 M10 85 Foot lever 2 ϕ38 110 M16 1 5 86 Bearing 4 6203ZZ 87 Foot lever 2 ϕ22 110 M16 1 5 88 Foot lever bushing 2 ϕ24 ϕ17 2 11 1 89 Small retaining plate 4 3 90 Corrugated gasket 4 ϕ20 91 Fixing Nut 1 1 M12X1 25 H 10 92 Nut Bolt 2 GB T 889 1 2000 M16 H 12 93 Bearing 4 608ZZ 94 Fan baffle 1 ϕ170 10 95 Spring Washer 1 4 GB T 859 1987 1...

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