User manual MINOURA B60-R

[. . . ] · Use the supplied rear quick release skewer for maximum stability. Minoura is not responsible for any problem caused from using your own skewer. (* Quick release skewer = A wheel axle device which allows mounting/disengaging the wheel without any tool) · If your bike wheel is not equiped with a quick release skewer but a standard hub nut type axle, remove the black plastic Grommet (F-9) from the Right Side Coupling (F-1) for better and safer fitting. Be sure that it is not possible to convert a hub nut type wheel axle to a quick rekease skewer type unless replacing the wheel hub itself. [. . . ] If your bike is not equipped with quick release skewer and it's a hub nut type, you should remove the black plastic Grommet (Skewer Nut Protector) (F-9) from the right side coupling. Minoura doesn't guarantee the stability if you don't remove the Grommet You don't need the supplied quick release skewer if your wheel is a hub nut type. It's not possible to convert your wheel from the hub nut type to the quick release skewer type unless replacing the hub. ! 2. Install the Roller Pressure Adjust Knob set (MF-3) to the welded nut on the B60 frame. A) ! Make sure the acorn shaped spring direction is as shown in Fig. Failure will cause difficulty on rotating. (Fig. A) 3. Fully open both legs and place B60 on a flat and level floor. At this moment, make sure all 4 foot are contacting the floor at once to sit on the floor stable. B) - Page 4 - (Fig. B) 4. Place your rear wheel in between the couplings. 1) Turn the Hub Handle in the direction of counter-clockwise to make the enough space between the couplings. You should almost fully open the coupling for easier wheel installation. It will loosen the inside nut and no longer proper tightening can be expected. (Fig. C) 2) Insert the left side (quick lever side) skewer into the left side coupling first. The quick lever shaft must be inserted into the cut-out on the coupling to hold the bike stable. Turn the coupling to adjust the cut-out position prior to tightening the Hub Handle. 3) While keeping this position, slowly come down the bike to align the right side acorn nut to the right side coupling. Once the rear wheel hub is stiffly caught between the couplings and you see the frame starts opening, it's the bottom position. Do not try to over-tighten the Hub Handle. ! Both right and left side couplings are designed to suit the supplied quick release skewer. The left side coupling must fit perfectly in the skewer head to get correct stability. D) Any skewer type which lever is located on the end of the axle (see Fig. F) cannot be used on B60. (Fig. D) ! Do not try to over-tighten the Hub Handle to keep the correct thightness of rear hub clamping. Too loose setting may cause the bike to come out of the trainer during use. - Page 5 - (Fig. E) (Fig. F) 5. Contact the Drive Roller to the rear tire by turning the Roller Pressure Adjust Knob clockwise. [. . . ] At this moment, we suggest you to slide the guide pin downward (see the column) to loosen the band for easier work. Decrease 1 2 1 (Fig. N) (Fig. O) (Fig. M) 3 2 Increase 4. To increase the resistance, twist the lever toward "H". O) You can choose from 7 different levels to suit your desired workout level. - Page 7 - Why My Remote Shifter Doesn't Work Properly? You may have a shifting problem that you cannot set at L or H position properly due to the lengthened inner cable. To fix this problem, follow the steps to adjust the initial cable tension. 1. Set your remote shifter at "H" position and remove the shifter from your handlebar, then straighten the cable as much as possible. (Fig. P) 2. Pull out the plastic cover cap on foot of the remote cable. P and Q) 3. Hold the inside adjusting screw and push it toward the shifter, then adjust the locking nut to set the cable tension properly. [. . . ]