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- Page 1 Welcome to the Flywheel Home Bike Fitness Experience...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Safety Information Clipping In and Out Before Getting Started Riding with the Built-In Display Tech Specs & Requirements Riding with our iOS or Android app 14 Optional Display Connecting to the Internet Positioning the Bike Sharing your Subcription Moving the Bike Waking the Bike Joining a Class... - Page 3 Operating temperature Follow all operating and maintenance instructions. Please keep of the Flywheel Home Bike has to be between 15°C~ 40°C Celsius this manual for future reference. Improper use or maintenance (59°~104°F) at max. humidity of 65%.
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Page 4: Safety Information
SAFETY INFORMATION CONTINUED The Flywheel Home Bike can be used by children aged 14 moving flywheel. The pedals will continue to move with the years and above, as well as persons with lack of experience and flywheel until the flywheel stops. The movement can only be... -
Page 5: Before Getting Started
DELIVERY AND ACCOUNTS AND DOWNLOAD THE FLYWHEEL SETUP PASSWORDS If you purchased the Flywheel Home Bike The Flywheel Home Bike is delivered Gather any accounts and passwords you without the built-in display, you’ll need already assembled by our delivery parter... -
Page 6: Tech Specs & Requirements
TECH SPECS & DISPLAY REQUIREMENTS HANDLEBAR DEVICE TRAY TORQ KNOB Foot print 20.5 in X 52 in (52 X 132 CM) SEAT Weight of bike 112.5 lbs (51 KG) Max saddle height 47 in (119 CM) Max handlebar height 46 in (117 CM) ADJUSTMENT KNOB User Height Range 5’1’’... -
Page 7: Optional Display
OPTIONAL BUILT- IN DISPLAY 1080p HD Screen WiFI 802.11 A/B/G/N/AC / 100 mbps Ethernet Bluetooth 4.0 Stereo speakers Audio jack (1) Power (2) RJ45 SD CARD MICRO USB AUDIO OUT... -
Page 8: Positioning The Bike
SETTING UP 31” OR 70CM YOUR BIKE POSITIONING THE BIKE The bike should be on a level, flat, and secure surface near an AC power outlet. Keep a minimum safe distance of 30” (70 cm) between the bike and any obstructions. 31”... -
Page 9: Moving The Bike
• If the bike rocks after being set down, turn each level- ing foot until it rests firmly on the floor (2). Note: Due to the weight of the Flywheel Home Bike, it’s recommended that two persons move it. EQUIPMENT WARNING •... - Page 10 ADJUSTING THE SEAT With your hips level in the saddle, your knees should be slightly bent when the pedal is closest to the floor. When both pedals are parallel to the floor, your forward kneecap should be directly above the center of the pedal. HEIGHT •...
- Page 11 ADJUSTING HANDLEBARS When gripping the handlebars, your arms should be slightly bent, and the handlebars should be at the same height (or slightly higher) than the top of the seat. HEIGHT • Turn the knob two to three revolutions counterclockwise to loosen (1) •...
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Page 12: Torq Knob
TORQ KNOB AND EMERGENCY BRAKE Turn the Torq Knob to adjust pedaling difficulty, or press it to use the emergency brake. • Turn clockwise to increase resistance • Turn counterclockwise to decrease resistance • Push down to stop the pedals and wheel from moving •... -
Page 13: Plugging In
GETTING STARTED PLUGGING IN CLIPPING IN RIDING WITH THE BUILT-IN DISPLAY Find the U-shaped side of the pedal, then slide If your bike came with the built-in display, wake Plug the power cord into the adapter on the ball of your foot down while dropping your it up by pedaling the bike a few times and the bottom of the bike, then plug the other heel until you hear a click. -
Page 14: Connecting To The Internet
GETTING STARTED CONTINUED INTRANET Sonicpoint HomeDC Don’t Have Wireless? Advanced Settings CONNECTING TO THE INTERNET WAKING THE BIKE ON THE BUILT-IN DISPLAY When joining a class, you’ll be prompted by the Select your WiFi network from the list and enter onscreen animation to start pedaling to wake up your password. -
Page 15: Joining A Class
JOINING A CLASS ON THE BUILT-IN DISPLAY Ride a live or on-demand class on the home screen of the built-in Flywheel Home Bike display. • Tap Recommended to see classes catered to your profile • Tap Live to see all live classes Recommended Classes •... -
Page 16: Ride Screen
RIDE SCREEN TORQ This is your resistance. You’ll crank it up to climb hills, and lower it for fast flats. This is your speed, or how many times your wheel is revolving per minute. TOTAL POWER A combination of Torq and RPM to measure your total energy output. -
Page 17: Sharing Your Bike
SHARING YOUR BIKE You may share your Flywheel Home Bike subscription with 3 other guests. 1. Log into the subscription master holder and tap • • • on the bottom right. 2. Tap on Household Sharing. 3. Enter the email associated with your friend or family’s Flywheel account and tap Add User. -
Page 18: Wireless Streaming
WIRELESS STREAMING APPLE TV MIRRORING (IOS) If you have a 3rd generation Apple TV or later, you can stream classes from the Flywheel iOS app to your high-definition television over your local network. Select Control Center > Screen Mirroring on your iOS device to start mirroring audio and video. -
Page 19: Preventative Maintenance
Manufacturer recommends using only silicone free, solvent free and acid free lubricant. EQUIPMENT WARNING • The safety of the Flywheel Home Bike can only be ensured if the bike (saddle, drive train, brake and pedals) are checked on a regular basis for wear and damage. - Page 20 MAINTENANCE DAILY MAINTENANCE BI-WEEKLY MAINTENANCE Make sure that the Flywheel Home Bike is leveled. If the bike rocks Emergency brake: To ensure operating safety, the emergency on your floor, turn the leveling feet underneath the front or rear brake must be regularly checked to make sure it is function- stabilizer until the ing properly.
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Page 21: Warranty
WHAT IS COVERED? alterations or modifications without our written authorization or by This Flywheel Home Bike exercise equipment (‘Product’) is war- failure on your part to use, operate and maintain the Product as set ranted to be free of all defects in material and workmanship. - Page 22 • Your name • Your address • Your phone number • Flywheel Home Bike serial #(This is located on a label under the wheel on a sticker, and begins with WB) • Description of the issue • Picture(s) of the issue...
- Page 23 EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE WARRANTY WARRANTY CHANGES IN WARRANTY NOT AUTHORIZED STANDARD WARRANTY: • Structural Frame: 5 years No one is authorized to change, modify or extend the terms of this • Parts: 1 year limited warranty. • Labor: 1 year EFFECT OF STATE LAWS EXTENDED WARRANTY: This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have oth- Extended warranties are available for purchase through Flywheel:...
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Page 24: Contact Us
FLYWHEELSPORTS.COM CONTACT Web: www.flywheelsports.com Email: help@flywheelsports.com Phone: (888) 589-8431 ©2019 Flywheel Sports, Inc.
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