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scopic effect of the speed of the wheels.
9) At first, pedalling on the rollers will give you the
feeling of instability, and moving the handlebar too
abruptly or pedalling at too strong a pace may
make you lose control. This is the big advantage of
the rollers compared to the standard training
tools: the rollers will teach you reduce movement
of the upper part of your body and keep a smooth
pedalling motion.
10) After gaining confidence with the E-MOTION,
you can vary the resistance level by moving the
resistance slider to positions “1” (Fig. 16) or “2”.
(Fig. 17).
11) Do not use the bicycle brakes to stop. Place a
foot on the E-MOTION frame and allow the bicycle
to come to a halt.
12) The hardness of the E-MOTION’s oscillating
system can be set by simply shifting the centre
distance of the elastic fixing pin in order to put the
same under traction with less (Fig. 18) or more
strain (Fig.19).
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
1) Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can
cause deformation of the technopolymer rollers.
Do not use or keep the rollers in direct sunlight.
2) Always clean the rollers after use. Only use a
damp cloth. Do not use solvents or harsh deter-
gents.
3) If the E-MOTION is not going to be used for
some time, release the drive belt by making it
come out of its seat or put the front roller in the
minimum distance position so as not to leave the
belt always under tension. Such tension can
cause early loss of drive efficiency.
4) The bearings on the roller do not need servi-
cing.
5) Periodically check the tightening of the roller
clamping screws, making sure not to deform the
plastic.
6) In case of drive belt wear or breakage, replace
the belt as follows:
A) undo the wheel support fixing screws (Fig. 20
and 21).
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