Aqua Creek Products TIDALWAVE F-TWPB-06 User manual

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PART #: F-TWPB-06
AVAILABLE IN PINK, GREEN OR YELLOW
PATENT PENDING
300 LB. [136 kg] MAXIMUM WEIGHT CAPACITY
MANDATORY
LEAVE THIS MANUAL WITH BIKE OWNER
Read and follow all instructions.
Bike safety can only be ensured if the bike is assembled and
operated according to these instructions.
• NEVER permit children to play on or around the bike.
• Optimal use in water depth of 3 to 5 feet (0.9 to 1.5 meters).
• For safety reasons, NEVER excercise alone in the water.
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Tidalwave Components
1. MAIN FRAME
2. FRONT BASE
3. BACK LEG
4. ADJUSTABLE HANDLEBARS
5. ADJUSTABLE SEAT
6. LEFT PEDAL
7. RIGHT PEDAL
8. HARDWARE BAG
Tidalwave Pool Bike
Table of Contents
PAGE DESCRIPTION PAGE DESCRIPTION
2 Tidalwave Components 10-11 Trainer Reference Guide
3-5 Assembly Instructions 12 Proper Care of Tidalwave
6 Storage Instructions 13 Exploded View & Parts List
7 Operating Instructions 14 Warranty
8-9 Common Tidalwave Excercises
4
5
1
7
2
6
3
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1. Attach the front base assembly to the main frame using two (2) 5/16”x 2 1/4” hex head bolts, 5/16” at
washers and 5/16” nylock nuts. See FIG. 1 below.
MAIN FRAME
FRONT BASE ASSEMBLY
5/16" NYLOCK
NUT (2)
5/16" FLAT
WASHER (4)
5/16" X 2 1/4"
HEX BOLT (2)
FIGURE 1
MAIN FRAME
5/16" X 2 1/4"
HEX HEAD (2)
BACK LEG ASSEMBLY
5/16" FLAT
WASHER (4)
5/16" NYLOCK
NUT (2)
FIGURE 2
2. Attach the back leg to the main frame using two (2) 5/16” x 2 1/4” hex head bolts, 5/16”at washers
and 5/16” nylock nuts. See FIG. 2 below.
Tidalwave Assembly Instructions
TOOLS REQUIRED:
(2) 1/2” FLAT WRENCH
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Tidalwave Assembly Instructions
MAIN FRAME
PLASTIC
SLEEVE
ADJUSTMENT
BRACKET
ASSEMBLY
5/16" FLAT
WASHER (2)
5/16" X 2 1/4"
HEX HEAD (2)
ADJUSTABLE
HANDLEBARS
FIGURE 4
4. To attach the adjustable handlebars
rst place the plastic sleeve in place on
the main frame. Then, set the adjustable
handlebars and adjustment bracket
assembly in place on top of the plastic
sleeve. Secure together with two (2)
5/16” x 2 1/4” hex head bolts and 5/16”
at washers.
See FIG. 4 to the right.
3. Once the legs are assembled to the
frame the bike can be stood upright. To
do this, ip the lever up at the main pivot
point of the bike, and fold the bike frame
out until the lever falls into the second slot.
See FIG. 3 to the right.
out until the lever falls into the second slot.
A
DETAIL A
LATCH
(FLIP-UP)
FIGURE 3
TOOLS REQUIRED
1/2” FLAT WRENCH
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5. Attach the pedal assemblies to the
main frame with two (2) 5/16” x 3/4” hex
head bolts, 5/16”lock washers and 5/16”
at washers (this hardware is already
pre-installed on the bike).
See FIG. 5 to the right.
NOTES: Viewing from as if sitting on
the bike, be sure the right pedal is
being installed on the right side of the
bike and left pedal on the left side of
the bike! Installing them backwards
could lead to the pedals unthreading
and breaking o!
Be sure the pedals are opposite each
other! If the left pedal is all the way
up, the right pedal should be all the
way down!
MAIN FRAME
RIGHT PEDAL
ASSEMBLY
5/16" X 3/4"
HEX HEAD (2)
5/16" LOCK
WASHER (2)
5/16" FLAT
WASHER (2)
LEFT PEDAL
ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 5
6. Attach the seat to the main frame
using the quick adjustment knob. The
seat has 5 height adjustment holes, in
1” increments.
See FIG. 6 to the right.
NOTE: It is easiest to set seat height,
handlebar location and foot strap
tightness BEFORE placing the bike in
the water. Before riding, always check
that the seat post is securely clamped.
Riding with an improperly tightened
seat post can allow the saddle to slip
and/or fall.
Tidalwave Assembly Instructions
MAIN FRAME
QUICK
ADJUSTMENT
KNOB
ADJUSTABLE
SEAT
FIGURE 6
TOOLS REQUIRED
1/2” SOCKET
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Tidalwave Storage Instructions
A
DETAIL A
RIDING
POSITION
FIGURE 7
B
DETAIL B
STORAGE
POSITION
FIGURE 8
The Tidalwave Pool Bike is collapsible for easy storage. To fold the frame into the storage position from
the riding position, ip the quick latch lever up with your nger and fold the bike up until the lever rod
falls into the storage position slot on the frame.
See FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 below.
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RESISTANCE
ADJUSTMENT
ROD
RESISTANCE
ADJUSTMENT
KNOB
FIGURE 11
3 - 5 FEET
WATER DEPTH
FIGURE 10
Tidalwave Operating Instructions
The Tidalwave Pool Bike was designed for use in and out of the water. To use in water, use the wheels at
the front of the bike to roll the bike down the pool wall into the water. Optimal water depth is 3-5 feet
(0.9 to 1.5 meters). See FIG. 9 & FIG. 10 below.
PLACE IN WATER
FIGURE 9
ROTATE TO
DECREASE
RESISTANCE
ROTATE TO
INCREASE
RESISTANCE
FIGURE 12
*Frame not shown for clarity
The Tidalwave pool bike can be set to multiple levels of resistance. The resistance adjustment knob is
located on the main frame. To increase resistance for a harder workout, turn the knob clockwise. To
decrease resistance, turn the knob counter-clockwise. See FIG. 11 and
FIG. 12 below.
NOTE: Always begin pedaling on the easiest level and increase resistance to more dicult settings
while pedaling. Never start pedaling at high resistance as you may experience a transmission bind
up. However, if this does occur, release the resistance back to easy and begin again.
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Common Tidalwave Excercises
STANDARD RIDE
Rider is sitting on seat with hands
gripping the handlebars.
RELAXED RIDE
Rider is sitting on seat with hands
dangling in the water.
STANDING RIDE
Rider is o the seat, standing and pedaling,
with hands gripping the handlebars.
FLUTTER KICK
Rider is behind the bike holding the seat
kicks legs in a swimming motion.
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Common Tidalwave Excercises
CHEST DIP
Rider is behind the bike holding the seat,
lifts legs up and slowly lowers themselves
until their chest hits the seat and then
pushes themselves back up.
ABDOMINAL CRUNCH
Rider is on seat with feet hooked under the
handlebars. Lean back until back of head
hits the water and then return to an upright
position, using only your core.
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October4,15
Re:PoolBikeRecommendations
HelloTyler&AquaCreekCrew,
BelowaresomerecommendationsfrommycolleagueLineMarrandmyselfregardingtheAquaCreekPool
Bike.Linehasnotworkedwiththiscycle(onlyHydroRider),soIamprovidingtheperspectiveofhaving
experiencedtheAquaCreekbike.Lineisalandandwatercyclinginstructor/expert,withyearsofexperience
inthefield.ShewaskindenoughtogivethissomethoughtwhileIwasworkinginBostonthisweekend,sowe
couldturnitaroundmorequicklyforyou.
Recommendationsre:muscleconditioningexercisesusingthebikeasaplatform
¥Situpswiththefeethookedonthehandlebarsorelsewhere,arenotrecommended.
¥Remindpeoplethatthisbikeisdesignedforcardioworkout,notmuscletraining.Muscleconditioning
exercisesarebetterperformedoffthebike.Pushupsonthesaddleorelsewherecanworkforsome,but
forothers,areproblematic(thebodysinks,thehandsaretoonarrow),it’sreallynottheintendeduseofthe
bike.
¥AvoidthewordTENSION.RefertothebeginningoftheYouTubevideowhereitsays“6levelsofresistance”.
Usethewordresistancethroughout.
¥Therearenospecificpedalcadencesorresistancetobedictatedtoriders.Ridersarebettertouse
perceivedexertion.Wehaveascaleinthebook,butsimply,useascaleof110,with68representinga
goodrangeforcardiowork.Resistanceshouldbelightfornoviceridersandrehabpurposes.
Terminology
”Saddle”:meanstobeseatedonthebikesaddle,withhandsonthehandlebars.
”Saddle-Upright”:meanstobeseatedwithhandsOFFthehandlebars.
”Standing”:offthesaddle,handsonthehandlebars;bodyismoreverticalthanseated
alignment.Pedalingactionishappeningdirectlybelowthehips.Itisrecommendedthat
ridersusethehandlebarsinthisposition,ratherthanpedalinghandsoff.
Trainer Reference Guide
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Standing¥ Handsremainonthehandle
barswhilestanding.
¥ Thebodyistallandstraight,
nothunchedoverthehandle
bars.
¥ Gripshouldbefirmbut
relaxed.
¥ Avoidtensingtheshoulders
andneck.
CardiovascularExercise
Intervals:
¥ 12minutesatatime,
increasewhenpossible.
¥ Startwithshorterintervalsof
10–20secondsiftherideris
inexperiencedorunfit.
¥ Graduallyincreasethetime
spentstanding,and/or
increasetheresistance
settingonthebike.
¥ Riderscanadjustcadenceto
increasethechallengeofthe
interval.Fasterismore
difficult.However,smooth
pedalstrokeshouldalways
bemaintained.
¥ Perceivedexertionlevelsof7
–9areappropriateunless
healthconcernsdictate
otherwise.Medical
clearanceforcardiovascular
exerciseshouldbe
mentioned.
(Resistance–moderateto
high)
¥ Maintainlong,strong
alignmentthroughoutthese
intervals.
¥ Inabilitytomaintain
alignmentand/orthe
smoothefficiencyofthe
pedalstrokemeansthework
intervalistoochallenging–
sitandresumeseated
pedalinguntilyouare
recoveredsufficientlytotry
anotherstandinginterval.
¥ Monitorthecomfortofthe
lowbackandkneesduring
thisactivity.
¥ Addingarmmovementto
thispositionisnotadvised
formost.Veryexperience
ridersmayachievethis,but
alignmentandsmoothpedal
strokearealwaysthe
priority.
¥ Vigorousarmmovements
combinedwithinadequate
corestabilitycancausethe
biketotipwhileriding–not
recommended.
Saddle Saddle-Upright Standing
Riding
Position Hands/arms position Class Component
Length of time & Resistance level Helpful Cues
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¥
RidingPosition Hands/armsposition ClassComponent
Lengthoftime&Resistancelevel
HelpfulCues
Saddle
Inthisposition,
waterlevel
shouldbeat
approximately
midsternum.
Handsgripthehorizontalportionof
thehandlebarsorwidergrip.
Tip:Usealightgrip,elbowsslightly
bent–restthehandswheretheyare
mostcomfortableforyourbody.
Experimentwithavarietyofhand
placements&changeplacement
duringtheworkoutasdesired.
NOTE:Whenmoreresistanceis
added,riderstendtogriptoofirmly
onthehandlebars.Maintaina
relaxedgriptoavoidunnecessary
tensioninthearms,shouldersand
neck.Tightgripsrestrictbloodflow
andelevatebloodpressure,soare
notadvised.
Warmup:
¥ 35minutesofspinningwith
littleorlowresistance.
¥ Warmupneedstobemore
vigorousandlongerinwater
thatfeelscool.Itcanbe
shorterinwarm(therapy)pools
(≥90F).
¥ Thispartoftheworkoutis
usefulforachieving
comfortablealignment,hand
position,andpedalstroke.
¥ Exertionlevel:Low;feelsgreat,
youcaneasilytalk;notbreaking
asweat.
¥ (Resistance–low)
¥ Holdcorrect
body
alignment:long
spine,neutral
neck,shoulders
down.
¥ Focusonthe
efficiencyand
smoothnessof
thepedal
stroke.
¥ Pedalshould
feeleven
‘aroundthe
clock’;equal
pushandpull,
notjust
pushingdown.
SaddleUpright
¥ Inthisposition,
watershould
benolower
thanthe
bottomofthe
sternum.
¥ Strong
individualscan
useglovesto
increase
resistance.
¥ Buoyant
dumbbellsor
resistivehand
wandscanbe
added,but
instruction
shouldbegiven
toprotectthe
shoulders,
neck,elbows&
wrists.
SeatedontheSaddlewithhandsoffthe
handlebars.Thetorsoismoreuprightthan
theSaddleposition.Allarmactionscanbe
donewithbotharmsmovinginunison,or
armsmovingalternately(usuallymore
challengingforthecore).
Arm/handmovementsforinterestand
intensity:Keepthearmsinthewatertouse
theresistanceofthewater.Donotmove
thearmsinandoutofthewater.
¥ Breaststroke–largesweepingmovements
forward,tothesides&in.
¥ Modifiedbreaststroke:usethebackofthe
arms&handstodothebreaststroke
motion,keepingthethumbsup.Bringthe
armsasfaroutandbehindthebodyas
possible(externallyrotated).
¥ Crosscountryskiarms:palmsfacing
forwardswingthearmsforwardand
backwardbesidethebody,surfaceto
surfaceofthewater–alternateorin
unison.
¥ Jumpingjackarms:palmsfacingdown;
don’tletthearmscomeoutofthewater.
Workout:Arm
Intervals
¥ Usethisoption
for5–10
minute
intervals
between
episodesof
cardiointervals.
¥ Maintainsteady
cadence.
¥ Therider
shouldfeel
somewhat
challengedand
slightly
breathless.
¥ (Resistance–
moderate)
¥ Maintaincorrectbody
alignmentandthe
smoothnessand
efficiencyofthepedal
stroke.
¥ Ifalignmentislost,
slowdownthepedal
strokewhileexecuting
armmovements.
¥ Avoidhavingthebody
swaysidetoside.
¥ Keepthecorefixed,
vertical,andstrong.
¥ Staywellconnectedto
thesaddle.
¥ Keepthehandsinthe
waterthroughout.
¥ Powerposture:core
vertical,shoulders
down,neckrelaxed.
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¥
RidingPosition
Hands/armsposition
ClassComponent
Lengthoftime&Resistancelevel
HelpfulCues
Saddle
Inthisposition,
waterlevel
shouldbeat
approximately
midsternum.
Handsgripthehorizontalportionof
thehandlebarsorwidergrip.
Tip:Usealightgrip,elbowsslightly
bent–restthehandswheretheyare
mostcomfortableforyourbody.
Experimentwithavarietyofhand
placements&changeplacement
duringtheworkoutasdesired.
NOTE:Whenmoreresistanceis
added,riderstendtogriptoofirmly
onthehandlebars.Maintaina
relaxedgriptoavoidunnecessary
tensioninthearms,shouldersand
neck.Tightgripsrestrictbloodflow
andelevatebloodpressure,soare
notadvised.
Warmup:
¥ 35minutesofspinningwith
littleorlowresistance.
¥ Warmupneedstobemore
vigorousandlongerinwater
thatfeelscool.Itcanbe
shorterinwarm(therapy)pools
(≥90F).
¥ Thispartoftheworkoutis
usefulforachieving
comfortablealignment,hand
position,andpedalstroke.
¥ Exertionlevel:Low;feelsgreat,
youcaneasilytalk;notbreaking
asweat.
¥ (Resistance–low)
¥ Holdcorrect
body
alignment:long
spine,neutral
neck,shoulders
down.
¥ Focusonthe
efficiencyand
smoothnessof
thepedal
stroke.
¥ Pedalshould
feeleven
‘aroundthe
clock’;equal
pushandpull,
notjust
pushingdown.
SaddleUpright
¥ Inthisposition,
watershould
benolower
thanthe
bottomofthe
sternum.
¥ Strong
individualscan
useglovesto
increase
resistance.
¥ Buoyant
dumbbellsor
resistivehand
wandscanbe
added,but
instruction
shouldbegiven
toprotectthe
shoulders,
neck,elbows&
wrists.
SeatedontheSaddlewithhandsoffthe
handlebars.Thetorsoismoreuprightthan
theSaddleposition.Allarmactionscanbe
donewithbotharmsmovinginunison,or
armsmovingalternately(usuallymore
challengingforthecore).
Arm/handmovementsforinterestand
intensity:Keepthearmsinthewatertouse
theresistanceofthewater.Donotmove
thearmsinandoutofthewater.
¥ Breaststroke–largesweepingmovements
forward,tothesides&in.
¥ Modifiedbreaststroke:usethebackofthe
arms&handstodothebreaststroke
motion,keepingthethumbsup.Bringthe
armsasfaroutandbehindthebodyas
possible(externallyrotated).
¥ Crosscountryskiarms:palmsfacing
forwardswingthearmsforwardand
backwardbesidethebody,surfaceto
surfaceofthewater–alternateorin
unison.
¥ Jumpingjackarms:palmsfacingdown;
don’tletthearmscomeoutofthewater.
Workout:Arm
Intervals
¥ Usethisoption
for5–10
minute
intervals
between
episodesof
cardiointervals.
¥ Maintainsteady
cadence.
¥ Therider
shouldfeel
somewhat
challengedand
slightly
breathless.
¥ (Resistance–
moderate)
¥ Maintaincorrectbody
alignmentandthe
smoothnessand
efficiencyofthepedal
stroke.
¥ Ifalignmentislost,
slowdownthepedal
strokewhileexecuting
armmovements.
¥ Avoidhavingthebody
swaysidetoside.
¥ Keepthecorefixed,
vertical,andstrong.
¥ Staywellconnectedto
thesaddle.
¥ Keepthehandsinthe
waterthroughout.
¥ Powerposture:core
vertical,shoulders
down,neckrelaxed.
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¥
RidingPosition
Hands/armsposition
ClassComponent
Lengthoftime&Resistancelevel
HelpfulCues
Saddle
Inthisposition,
waterlevel
shouldbeat
approximately
midsternum.
Handsgripthehorizontalportionof
thehandlebarsorwidergrip.
Tip:Usealightgrip,elbowsslightly
bent–restthehandswheretheyare
mostcomfortableforyourbody.
Experimentwithavarietyofhand
placements&changeplacement
duringtheworkoutasdesired.
NOTE:Whenmoreresistanceis
added,riderstendtogriptoofirmly
onthehandlebars.Maintaina
relaxedgriptoavoidunnecessary
tensioninthearms,shouldersand
neck.Tightgripsrestrictbloodflow
andelevatebloodpressure,soare
notadvised.
Warmup:
¥ 35minutesofspinningwith
littleorlowresistance.
¥ Warmupneedstobemore
vigorousandlongerinwater
thatfeelscool.Itcanbe
shorterinwarm(therapy)pools
(≥90F).
¥ Thispartoftheworkoutis
usefulforachieving
comfortablealignment,hand
position,andpedalstroke.
¥ Exertionlevel:Low;feelsgreat,
youcaneasilytalk;notbreaking
asweat.
¥ (Resistance–low)
¥ Holdcorrect
body
alignment:long
spine,neutral
neck,shoulders
down.
¥ Focusonthe
efficiencyand
smoothnessof
thepedal
stroke.
¥ Pedalshould
feeleven
‘aroundthe
clock’;equal
pushandpull,
notjust
pushingdown.
SaddleUpright
¥ Inthisposition,
watershould
benolower
thanthe
bottomofthe
sternum.
¥ Strong
individualscan
useglovesto
increase
resistance.
¥ Buoyant
dumbbellsor
resistivehand
wandscanbe
added,but
instruction
shouldbegiven
toprotectthe
shoulders,
neck,elbows&
wrists.
SeatedontheSaddlewithhandsoffthe
handlebars.Thetorsoismoreuprightthan
theSaddleposition.Allarmactionscanbe
donewithbotharmsmovinginunison,or
armsmovingalternately(usuallymore
challengingforthecore).
Arm/handmovementsforinterestand
intensity:Keepthearmsinthewatertouse
theresistanceofthewater.Donotmove
thearmsinandoutofthewater.
¥ Breaststroke–largesweepingmovements
forward,tothesides&in.
¥ Modifiedbreaststroke:usethebackofthe
arms&handstodothebreaststroke
motion,keepingthethumbsup.Bringthe
armsasfaroutandbehindthebodyas
possible(externallyrotated).
¥ Crosscountryskiarms:palmsfacing
forwardswingthearmsforwardand
backwardbesidethebody,surfaceto
surfaceofthewater–alternateorin
unison.
¥ Jumpingjackarms:palmsfacingdown;
don’tletthearmscomeoutofthewater.
Workout:Arm
Intervals
¥ Usethisoption
for5–10
minute
intervals
between
episodesof
cardiointervals.
¥ Maintainsteady
cadence.
¥ Therider
shouldfeel
somewhat
challengedand
slightly
breathless.
¥ (Resistance–
moderate)
¥ Maintaincorrectbody
alignmentandthe
smoothnessand
efficiencyofthepedal
stroke.
¥ Ifalignmentislost,
slowdownthepedal
strokewhileexecuting
armmovements.
¥ Avoidhavingthebody
swaysidetoside.
¥ Keepthecorefixed,
vertical,andstrong.
¥ Staywellconnectedto
thesaddle.
¥ Keepthehandsinthe
waterthroughout.
¥ Powerposture:core
vertical,shoulders
down,neckrelaxed.
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Proper Care of TidalwavePool Bike
PROCEDURE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
Wash down bike with fresh water and dry with clean, soft,
non-abrasive cloth.
Visually inspect bike for damage, corrosion, and loose or
missing hardware.
Check and make sure pedals and pedal hardware are tight
before use. Failure to do so will cause the hardware in the
pedal to break.
Thoroughly clean bike frame and apply a liberal coat of car
wax to maintain the bike’s nish.
Check all Warning and Cautionary labels to make sure they
are not faded or worn. Replace as needed.
PROPER CARE NOTES
• Use only fresh water to wash your bike. Do not wash with pool water.
• Use only clean, soft, non-abrasive cloths to wipe down your bike.
• Remove bike from pool after each use and wash down.
• Do not store bike in pump room or near chemicals.
• Do not allow children to play on or around this bike.
For service and/or replacement parts; contact Aqua Creek direct at
Toll free: (888) 687-3552 or (406) 549-0769
To remove stains, wash aected area with mild dish soap. For stubborn spots
and stains, try using Soft ScrubTM with some brisk rubbing. Apply wax to nish.
STAIN REMOVAL TIPS:
When the useful life of your bike or its components is over, continued use is hazardous. Every bike and its
component parts have a nite, limited useful life. The length of that life will vary with the maintenance
and care the frame and components receive over their life; and the type and amount of use to which the
frame and components are subjected. Aggressive riding, riding in a severe environment (such as a lake
or other non pool environment), riding with heavy loads, commercial activities and other types of non-
standard use can dramatically shorten the life of the frame and components. Any one or a combination
of these conditions may result in an unpredictable failure. You should have your bike and its components
checked periodically for indicators of stress and/or potential failure, including cracks, deformation,
corrosion, powder-coat peeling, dents, and any other indicators of potential problems, inappropriate use
or abuse. These are important safety checks which may help prevent accidents, bodily injury to the rider
and shortened product life.
NOTHING LASTS FOREVER, INCLUDING YOUR BIKE:
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ITEM # QTY PART # DESCRIPTION
1 1 AQF-300-21 TIDALWAVE SEAT FRAME WELDMENT
2 1 AQF-600-31 FRONT BASE ASSEMBLY
3 1 AQF-605-10 REAR BASE ASSEMBLY
4 1 AQF-800-00 FOLDING LATCH WELDMENT
5 1 AQF-AHB-00 ADJUSTABLE HANDLE BAR ASSEMBLY
6 1 AQF-BRP-01 BRAKE PAD ASSEMBLY
7 1 AQF-CSA-20 COMFORT SEAT ASSEMBLY
8 2 AQF-ELBD-00 CHEMICAL RESISTANCE ELASTIC BAND
9 1 AQF-FWA-01 TENSION FLYWHEEL ASSEMBLY
10 1 AQF-GRCVR-10 TRANSMISSION COVER ASSEMBLY
11 1 AQF-PDR-03 RIGHT PEDAL ASSEMBLY
12 1 AQF-PDL-03 LEFT PEDAL ASSEMBLY
13 1 AQF-SKA-00 SEAT ADJUSTMENT KNOB ASSEMBLY
14 1 AQF-STSLV-00 PLASTIC SLEEVE INSERT
15 1 AQF-TWMF-33 MAIN FRAME ASSEMBLY
Exploded View & Parts List
10
2
23 22
22 19
17
24
6
25
8
4
8
24
13
12 20
9
11
18
21
22
16
1
14
7
15
26
27 23 22
28
5
3
22 19
10
ITEM NO.
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
QTY.
1
AQF-300-21
TIDALWAVE UNIVERSAL SEAT
FRAME WELDMENT
1
2
AQF-600-31
TIDALWAVE FRONT BASE
ASSEMBLY
1
3
AQF-605-10
REAR BASE ASSEMBLY
1
4
AQF-800-00
TIDALWAVE FOLDING LATCH
WELDMENT
1
5
AQF-AHB-00
TIDALWAVE ADJUSTABLE
HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY
1
6
AQF-BRP-01
TIDALWAVE BRAKE PAD ASSEMBLY
1
7
AQF-CSA-20
TIDALWAVE COMFORT SEAT
ASSEMBLY
1
8
AQF-ELBD-00
CHEMICAL RESISTANT ELASTIC
BAND
2
9
AQF-FWA-01
TIDALWAVE FLYWHEEL ASSEMBLY
1
10
AQF-GRCVR-10
BLACK TRANSMISSION COVER
ASSEMBLY
1
11
AQF-PDR-01
TIDALWAVE RIGHT PEDAL
ASSEMBLY
1
12
AQF-PDL-01
TIDALWAVE LEFT PEDAL ASSEMBLY
1
13
AQF-SKA-00
TIDALWAVE SEAT ADJUSTMENT
KNOB ASSEMBLY
1
14
AQF-STSLV-00
PLASTIC SLEEVE INSERT
1
15
AQF-TWMF-33
TIDALWAVE MAIN FRAME
ASSEMBLY
1
16
BPA-500-12
CYCLE ATTACHMENT TENSION
ADJUSTMENT KNOB ASSEMBLY
1
17
BBF 1-4 X 3-8
BOLT, 316 SS, 1/4-28 X 3/8 BHSCS
6
18
BHF 5-16 X 3-4
BOLT, 316 SS, 5/16-24 X 3/4 HCS
2
19
BH 5-16 X 2 1-4
BOLT, 316 SS, 5/16-18 X 2 1/4 HCS
4
20
BH 5-16 X 3
BOLT, 316 SS, 5/16-18 X 3 HCS
1
21
WL 5-16
LOCK WASHER, 5/16", 316 SS
2
22
WF 5-16
WASHER, FLAT, 5/16, 316 SS
10
23
NN 5-16
NUT, 316 SS, NYLOCK, 5/16"-18
4
24
NNJ 5-16
NUT, 316 SS, NYLOCK, 5/16-18 JAM
NYLOCK
2
25
BS 3-8 X 2
BOLT, 316 SS, 3/8 X 2 SHOULDER,
5/16-18 THREAD
1
26
WF 1-2
WASHER, FLAT, 1/2, 316 SS
1
27
NNJ 1-2
NUT, 316 SS, NYLOCK, 1/2-13, JAM
NUT
1
28
BBS 5-8 X 4 1-2
BOLT, 316 SS, 5/8 X 4 1/2
SHOULDER, 1/2-13 THREAD,
CUSTOM BHSCS
1
ITEM # QTY PART # DESCRIPTION
16 1 BPA-500-13 TENSION ADJUSTMENT KNOB ASSEMBLY
17 6 BBF 1/4 X 3/8 BOLT, 316 SS, 1/4-28 X 3/8 BHSCS
18 2 BHF 5/16 X 3/4 BOLT, 316 SS, 5/16-24 X 3/4 HCS
19 4 BH 5/16 X 2 1/4 BOLT, 316 SS, 5/16-18 X 2 1/4 HCS
20 1 BH 5/16 X 3 BOLT, 316 SS, 5/16-18 X 3 HCS
21 2 WL 5/16 LOCK WASHER, 5/16, 316 SS
22 10 WF 5/16 WASHER, FLAT, 5/16, 316 SS
23 4 NN 5/16 NUT, 316 SS, NYLOCK, 5/16-18
24 2 NNJ 5/16 NUT, 316 SS, NYLOCK, 5/16-18 JAM
25 1 BS 3/8 X 2 BOLT, 316 SS, 3/8 X 2 SHOULDER,
CUSTOM 5/16-18 THREAD
26 1 WF 1/2 WASHER, FLAT, 1/2, 316 SS
27 1 NNJ 1/2 NUT, 316 SS, NYLOCK, 1/2-13, JAM
28 1 BBS 5/8 X 4 1/2 BOLT, 316 SS, 5/8 X 4 1/2 SHOULDER,
1/2-13 THREAD, CUSTOM BHSCS
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Copyright © 2019 Aqua Creek Products All Rights Reserved Revised 10/30/19
Revised_9.14.2017
AQUA CREEK PRODUCTS, LLC LIMITED THREE (3) YEAR WARRANTY:
TIDALWAVE POOL BIKE
(ITEM #’s F-TWPB)
Aqua Creek Products, LLC (a.k.a. Aqua Creek) warrants to the original end user purchaser that products manufactured by Aqua Creek
when properly installed in accordance with assembly and installation instructions, and properly used and maintained, shall be free
from defects in material and workmanship for a period of three (3) years from the date of original purchase, provided that Aqua
Creek receives prompt notice in writing of any defect or failure and satisfactory proof thereof, with the following exception(s):
Exception(s)
All wear parts, i.e. gear mechanism, belts, etc… shall be warrantied for one (1) year from the date of original purchase.
IMPORTANT: User is not to exceed the rated weight capacity of this product. It is the responsibility of the product owner to verify
the weight of the patron for warranty claim purposes and to ensure that the product is not overloaded.
This warranty specifically excludes reimbursement for labor to remove, repair, or install the product and any freight charges. These
warranties do not cover any damages due to accident, force majeure, act of nature, misuse, abuse, negligence or failure to properly
maintain any products, or normal wear and tear from day to day operations. In the event that any products are altered, repaired, or
improperly installed or improperly used by anyone without the prior written approval by Aqua Creek, all warranties are void. Non-
payment for product to Aqua Creek may void warranty.
To initiate a warranty claim, the owner of an Aqua Creek product must provide the place of purchase, in writing, with a full
description of the product, its serial number, the dates of purchase and installation, and the exact nature of the defect. Within thirty
(30) days after receipt of a written warranty claim by Aqua Creek, and barring any unforeseen delays, the place of purchase will be
notified of Aqua Creek’s decision regarding the claim.
If requested by Aqua Creek, any defective product must be returned, freight prepaid by customer, to Aqua Creek’s designated
factory location or duly appointed distributor for inspection and/or repair. Aqua Creek will, at its option, repair or replace the failed
or defective item, and deliver the repaired product or replacement to the customer. All freight charges are the responsibility of the
customer. Products returned to Aqua Creek for which Aqua Creek provides replacement under this limited warranty shall become
the property of Aqua Creek. A new warranty period shall NOT be established for the repaired or replaced products. Such products
shall remain under warranty only for the remainder of the original warranty period on the original products purchased.
This written limited warranty constitutes the final, complete and exclusive statement of warranty terms. No person or organization
is authorized to make any other specific or implied warranties or representations on behalf of Aqua Creek.
THE WARRANTIES SET FORTH HEREIN ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, WHICH ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED AND EXCLUDED,
INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE.
THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCTS SHALL BE LIMITED TO REPAIR OR
REPLACEMENT AT AQUA CREEK’S DESIGNATED FACTORY LOCATION, OR DULY APPOINTED DISTRIBUTOR, OR IN PLACE AT AQUA CREEK’S OPTION. IN NO EVENT
SHALL AQUA CREEK’S LIABILITY EXCEED THE ENTIRE AMOUNT PAID TO AQUA CREEK BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER FOR THE FAILED OR DEFECTIVE PRODUCT.
IN NO EVENT SHALL AQUA CREEK PRODUCTS, LLC BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, INDIRECT, PUNITIVE OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES OR
LOST PROFITS FROM ANY BREACH OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY OR OTHERWISE.
THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS, WHICH MAY VARY FROM STATE TO STATE. SOME STATES DO NOT
ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO SOME OF THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS MAY
NOT APPLY TO YOU.
Aqua Creek Products, LLC
9889 Garrymore Lane
Missoula, MT 59808
Toll Free: (888) 687-3552
Local/Intnl: (406) 549-0769
www.aquacreek.com
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