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| Manufacturer: Sunny Health & Fitness |
| Model: 030 |
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| List Price: $89.00 |
| Sale Price: $56.94 |
| Availibility: Usually ships in 1 to 2 days |
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| Features: Turn the dial to adjust the resistance from a light workout to a rigorous one. Place this portable stationary bike on the floor and cycle to strengthen legs. Built-in computer with LCD shows scan, distance, time, calories, reps, and total reps. Place it on a tabletop and operate with your hands for firming up hard-to-tone arm muscles. |
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Product Details |
- Place This Portable Stationary Bike on the Floor and Cycle to Strengthen Legs
- Place It on a Tabletop and Operate with Your Hands for Firming up Hard-to-Tone Muscles under Arms
- Turn the Dial to Adjust the Resistance from a Light Workout to a Rigorous One
- Built-in Computer with LCD Shows Scan, Distance, Time, Calories, Reps, Total Reps
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Sunny Health & Fitness Mini Cycle Reviews |
 Great Way to Get in Computer Time & Combat Diabetes |
| Review Date: March 11, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Andrew C. Walker, Soldotna, AK USA |
I've seen a lot of people mention problems with the tension on this and there is an easy fix for that. When you first get the unit the band that controls the tensions tends to stretch out a bit, after the initial stretch if you make this adjustment you shouldn't have to do it again for a very long time. There are 2 screws on the sides below each pedal, remove these and the plastic piece slides out from below the pedal. There is one screw in the center of the tension control nob, remove that then pull the nob off (it may be a little tight as mine was). Remove the calorie meter and there should be a button release to detatch the cable. Now the whole cowling of the unit should slide right off. Turn the tension knob as far out as it will go (counterclockwise). You will find a strap and latch, very similar to ones you might find on a backpack. Release the latch, and pull the strap till it is tight, then close the latch. Now reverse the process to re-assemble and you should be good to go.
One problem I did have with the unit is a bearing in one of the pedals after just a few days of use. The pedals are kinda cheap so I was planning on replacing them anyway with some bike pedals with rat traps. They are standard bike pedals so finding replacements shouldn't be to big of a problem. |
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