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ADJUSTMENTS & USAGE GUIDE 

 

ADJUSTING THE BALANCE 

In  order  to  achieve  a  smooth  and  comfortable  ride,  during 
use you must ensure that the stability of the bike is correct. If 
during  use  you  notice  that  the  bike  is  unbalanced  you  can 
adjust  the  base  levelers  located  beneath  the  front  and  rear 
bases.  To  do  so,  use 

Spanner  (No.  76) 

to  loosen  the 

Hexagon  Screw  (No.  49)

  by  turning  it 

clockwise

  (direction 

A). With the nut loosened, rotate the 

Base  Leveler (No.  16)

 

until  it  sits  level  with  the  surface  that  the  bike  is  on.  When 
you  have  finished  adjusting  the  base  leveler,  re-tighten  the 

Hexagon  Screw  (No.  49)

  by  turning  it 

counter-clockwise

 

(direction B) using 

Spanner (No. 76)

. If required, repeat this 

process to adjust the remaining base levelers. 

 

 

RESISTANCE AND BRAKING 

You  may  adjust  the  tension  level  of the  bike  by  rotating the 

Tension Knob (No. 11)

. To increase the level of resistance, 

rotate  the  tension  knob 

clockwise

,

 

to  decrease  the  level  of 

resistance, rotate the tension knob

 counter-clockwise

.

 

During an exercise, users may stop the bike immediately by 
pushing  down  on  the

  Brake  Handle  (No.  9)

.    This  is  the 

emergency brake.

 

 

PEDAL STRAP ADJUSTMENT 

Your feet should be secured in the toe clips during exercise. 
Place your feet as far forward into the toe-clips as you can. 
With  your  feet  in  place,  turn  the  crank  to  bring  one  foot  to 
within arm’s reach, grasp the pedal strap and pull it upward 
to  tighten  the  toe-clip  cage,  then  insert  the  strap  back  into 
the hoop of the toe-clip. Repeat this process to secure your 
other foot. 

 

 

TRANSPORTING THE BIKE 

To move the bike, first ensure that the 

Handlebar  (No.  5) 

is 

properly secured.  If the handlebar is loose, tighten the 

Knob 

(No.  23)

 to  secure  it.  Next,  stand  at  the front  of  the  bike  so 

that you’re directly in front of the handlebar. Firmly grasp and 
hold each side of the handlebar, place one foot on the front 
base and tilt the bike towards you until the transport wheels 
on  the front  base touch the ground. With the  wheels  on the 
ground,  you  can  transport  the  bike  to  the  desired  location 
with ease.

 NOTE: 

When moving the bike, always move with 

caution  as  unexpected  impact,  such  as  dropping  the  bike, 
may cause injury and affect the bike’s operation.

 

Summary of Contents for SF-B1401

Page 1: ...UAL IMPORTANT Please retain owner s manual for maintenance and adjustment instructions Your satisfaction is very important to us PLEASE DO NOT RETURN UNTIL YOU HAVE CONTACTED US support sunnyhealthfitness com or 1 877 90SUNNY 877 907 8669 ...

Page 2: ... the equipment The equipment is designed for adult use only 4 Use the equipment on a solid flat level surface with a protective cover for your floor or carpet To ensure safety the equipment should have at least 4 feet 1 2 M of free space all around it 5 Ensure that all nuts and bolts are securely tightened before using the equipment The safety of the equipment can only be maintained if it is regul...

Page 3: ...2 EXPLODED DIAGRAM ...

Page 4: ...3 HARDWARE PACKAGE 34 M10 25 S6 4PCS 66 M10 25 S6 2PCS 67 d10 Φ20 1 5 2PCS 33 d10 Φ20 1 5 4PCS 75 S13 15 1PC 74 S6 1PC 76 S14 15 17 1PC 78 S8 14 22 1PC ...

Page 5: ... Hexagon Screw M10 H7 S17 4 17 Post Housing 3 50 Inner Hexagon Hollow Bolt Ø7 8 30 3 18 Square Caps J80 40 1 5 4 51 Nut M6 38 S5 1 19 Square Caps F38 38 14 1 52 Flat Washer d5 Ø 10 1 2 20 Front Cover 1 53 Hexagon Flange Nut M10 1 25 H7 5 S14 2 21 Transportation Wheels Ø71 Ø19 24 2 54 Cross Recessed Countersunk Bolt ST4 8 25 3 22 Seat 1 55 Hexagon Thin Nut M12 1 H6 S19 3 23 Knob 3 56 Hexagon Flange...

Page 6: ...rew ST4 2 16 2 73 Flat Washer D5 Φ13 1 2 80 Wave Washer 1 74 Allen Wrench S6 1 Ordering Replacement Parts U S and Canadian Customers only Please provide the following information in order for us to accurately identify the part s needed The model number found on cover of manual The product name found on cover of manual The part number found on the EXPLODED DIAGRAM and PARTS LIST found near the fron...

Page 7: ... No 69 NOTE You may discard the Front Rear Packing Bases No 68 No 69 or save them for future packaging or transportation STEP 2 Attach the Front Rear Stabilizer No 8 No 7 to the Main Frame No 1 using 4 Washers No 33 and 4 Flat Roundhead Screws No 34 Tighten and secure with Allen Wrench No 74 NOTE Always tighten parts by hand first then finish securing with the provided Allen Wrench No 74 ...

Page 8: ...o 31 Once properly screwed into the place use the Wrench No 75 to hold the bolt of the pedal and screw the Right Nylon Nut No 77R COUNTER CLOCKWISE to the thread end of the Pedal No 35R securely with Spanner No 78 STEP 4 Loosen the seat height adjustment Knob No 23 to slide the Seat Post No 2 into the seat post housing on the Main Frame No 1 Once you ve located the desired seat height tighten and ...

Page 9: ... Post No 2 Retighten the Knob No 23 to fix the Seat No 22 onto the Seat Slider No 3 with Wrench No 75 Attach the Handlebar No 5 onto the Handlebar Post No 4 using 2 Hexagon Flat Roundhead Screws No 66 and 2 Flat Washers No 67 Tighten and secure with Allen Wrench No 74 The assembly is complete ...

Page 10: ...ring an exercise users may stop the bike immediately by pushing down on the Brake Handle No 9 This is the emergency brake PEDAL STRAP ADJUSTMENT Your feet should be secured in the toe clips during exercise Place your feet as far forward into the toe clips as you can With your feet in place turn the crank to bring one foot to within arm s reach grasp the pedal strap and pull it upward to tighten th...

Page 11: ...4 up or down to the desired height Once adjusted re insert and tighten the Knob No 23 to secure the handlebar post in place CHECKING BRAKE PADS AND PEDALS Ensure all the Nuts Nut Caps and Pedals are secured and inspect the equipment regularly If you should find any defective parts do not exercise until they ve been repaired Pay close attention to easily damaged parts due to wear and tear Please in...

Page 12: ...ause extensive damage 3 Clean and lubricate pop pin assemblies Pull on the pin and spray a small amount of lubricant onto the shaft 4 Tighten the seat hardware making sure the seat is level and centered 5 Brush and treat the resistance pads Remove any foreign material that may have collected on the pads Spray the pads with silicone lubricant This helps to reduce noise from friction between the pad...

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