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Manual de usuario Vision Fitness, modelo R68

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To remove the seat, you must loosen the seat QR skewer lever, and then turn the skewer loose an additional several turns until the side plate disengages from the seat droppout. If you have to attach or remove the seat fabric, follow these directions. There are two webbing pockets on the seat fabric top that go over the seat side rail backs - attach these first, then follow the illustrations for the seat panel attachment. For the first few weeks, the seat fabric will stretch a bit and appear loose. Simply tighten the fabric as needed the fabric will stabilize after about 100 miles or so. Check the seat before each ride for abrasions, tears and tightness. To install the seat on your VISION, simply insert the front of the seat frame into the main frame attachment. Turn the QR Skewer down several turns until the side plate engages the dropout slot, nd tighten the skewer securely. Note: on the R40 and R60 series bikes, there are two front seat mount positions; use the forward one if you are 5' 7" or shorter, the rear position if you are taller or want to sit further back on the bike. Slide the rear seat frame attachment fork into the rear skewer and tighten the rear seat skewer. One of the unique features of your VISION recumbent is its adjustable seat back angle - accomplished at the rear seat attachment. For the first adjustment, set the rear seat back to the middle of its range, and close the skewer with at least 20 lbs force. Chapter 2: (Continued) Chapter 2: (Continued)Chapter 2: (Continued)Chapter 2: (Continued)Chapter 2: (Continued)Chapter 2: (Continued) Leg length / The Chain Leg length / The ChainLeg length / The ChainLeg length / The ChainLeg length / The ChainLeg length / The Chain The trickiest part of the VISION set up is setting the proper leg length. Since the front boom moves in and out to set your leg length, the chain will have to be set after we determine the proper boom setting for you. If possible, set your VISION on a rear wheel type wind trainer. If you don't have access to such a trainer, have a friend hold the bike up behind your seat while you sit and spin the pedals backwards. When the leg length is set properly, you will be pedaling with just a slight bend in your knee at full extension. Take your time - this is a very important adjustment. Most riders start out with the boom set too short. To avoid this, start your adjustment process with the boom out too far and work back in. Note: Note:Note:Note:Note:Note: adjusting the seat back adjusting the seat backadjusting the seat backadjusting the seat backadjusting the seat backadjusting the seat back angle affects the boom length angle affects the boom lengthangle affects the boom lengthangle affects the boom lengthangle affects the boom lengthangle affects the boom length adjustment. adjustment.adjustment.adjustment.adjustment.adjustment. Check leg length Check leg lengthCheck leg lengthCheck leg lengthCheck leg lengthCheck leg length adjustment after a seat back angle adjustment after a seat back angleadjustment after a seat back angleadjustment after a seat back angleadjustment after a seat back angleadjustment after a seat back angle change. change.change.change.change.change. Your 2002 Vision features our new Instant-Adjust system. To set the boom length to accomidate your leg, simply loosen the quick release skewer on the left side of the boom collar, shown below. Then move the boom to wherever you need it, and retighten the skewer. The boom will move easier if you loosen the QR skewer one turn after flipping it open. Retighten the skewer by turning it back in one turn, and then clamping it closed securely. Make sure the QR skewer closes firmly. See page two for details on the proper operation of quick releases. There is an alignment mechanism built into the boom collar to keep everything straight. QR skewer Proper Leg Extension Chapter 3: Chapter 3:Chapter 3:Chapter 3:Chapter 3:Chapter 3: (Continued) (Continued)(Continued)(Continued)(Continued)(Continued) Before you start to ride, look at your gears and make sure that you are set in a good gear to start in. On a flat surface this usually is in the middle chainring (up front) and in one of the three largest cogs (on the ...