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Matrix KranKcycle User Manual

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4.1 PROPER SET UP
The KRANKcycle™ was designed explicitly for upper body and
cardiovascular training. To maximize exercise effectiveness and comfort, the
KRANKcycle should be adjusted for each user and exercise position. The
instructions below describe one approach to adjusting the cycle to ensure
optimal user comfort and ideal body positioning: you may choose to adjust
the cycle differently.
CRANK HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
While seated on the KRANKcycle™, grab the upper crank axis with both
hands, press the height adjustment lever towards the outer edge of the
crank axis, lifting or lowering the crank axis until it is in line with the center
of the chest. Release the lever to lock into position. Crank handles should
not hit the thigh when rotated.
!WARNING! Make sure height adjustment mechanism is locked into posi-
tion before you begin Kranking.
With your back straight, position yourself on the saddle so that there is a
slight bend in the elbow when the crank arm is in the furthest position away
from the body.
CHAPTER 4:
usinG the KranKcycle
To Krank while standing, first remove the seat and set aside. Stand with
your back straight and your feet shoulder width apart. Position yourself so
there is a slight bend in the elbow when the crank arm is in the furthest
position away from the body. Adjust the crank height if necessary.
!WARNING! When replacing the seat be sure the hooks are fully engaged
around protruding center pin.
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Matrix KranKcycle Specifications

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BrandMatrix
ModelKranKcycle
CategoryExercise Bike
LanguageEnglish

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