Peloton BIKE User manual

BIKE MANUAL
BIKE-HANDBUCH

TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
SAFETY INFORMATION
NOTICES
SPECIFICATIONS
SETTING UP YOUR BIKE
GETTING STARTED
CLASS SCREEN
MAINTENANCE AND CARE
WARRANTY
SUPPORT
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Peloton Bike Manual v1.0 / Peloton Bike-Handbuch v1.0
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SICHERHEITSHINWEISE
HINWEISE
TECHNISCHE DATEN
AUFBAU DES FITNESSBIKES
LOSLEGEN
BILDSCHIRM
WARTUNG UND PFLEGE
GARANTIE
HILFE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Locking The Bike
Connecting to Wifi
Connecting to Ethernet
Logging In
Adding a Rider
Peloton 101
Joining a Ride
CLASS SCREEN
MAINTENANCE AND CARE
After Each Ride
Every 3 to 5 rides
Every 15 to 20 Rides
Annually
WARRANTY
SUPPORT
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SAFETY INFORMATION
NOTICES
SPECIFICATIONS
Bike Specifications
Touchscreen Specifications
SETTING UP YOUR BIKE
Bike Placement
Moving The Bike
Seat Height
Seat Depth
Handlebar Height
Proper Body Position
Clipping In and Out
Adjusting Resistance
GETTING STARTED
Plugging In / Powering On and Off
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Peloton Bike Manual
CAUTION Read all precautions and instructions in this manual before using this equipment.
Improper use or maintenance can void the warranty. Keep this manual for future reference.
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Read all safety information before
operating the bike. It is the owner’s
responsibility to ensure that users
are aware of all warnings and
precautions.
Consult a doctor before beginning
a new fitness plan. Incorrect or
excessive training can result in
serious injury.
If you experience faintness, chest pain,
or shortness of breath, stop exercising
immediately and consult a doctor.
This bike has a direct driven flywheel.
If the flywheel is moving, the pedals
are moving. Stop by reducing pedaling
frequency in a controlled manner or
by using the emergency brake. Do not
remove your feet from the pedals until
the flywheel stops moving.
The resistance knob can be used
as an emergency brake. To stop
immediately, push down on the
resistance knob.
Use caution when mounting and
dismounting.
To prevent injury, always adjust the
seat and handlebars to your personal
requirements.
Children under the age of 13 and
persons with reduced physical,
sensory, or mental capabilities that
impair safe use of the bike must not
use the bike. Keep children and pets
away from the bike at all times.
Children over the age of 13 and
persons with a lack of experience and
knowledge must be given supervision
or instruction before using the bike.
Do not allow children to perform
maintenance without supervision
or to play with the bike. Always fully
engage the brake and use safety lock
when the bike is not in use.
Keep hands, loose clothing, shoelaces,
and accessories away from moving
parts. Do not insert objects into
openings on the equipment.
The bike is equipped with LOOK Delta-
compatible pedals. Always cycle using
footwear equipped with appropriate
cleats.
Perform regular maintenance for
optimal performance and longevity.
To ensure safety, the bike must be
checked for wear and damage on a
regular basis.
Replace any damaged or worn parts
immediately. Do not use the bike until
the repair is performed.
Use only original parts from
the manufacturer. Changes or
modifications to this unit not expressly
approved by Peloton could void the
warranty.
Use the bike only with the provided
power supply.
Always unplug the bike immediately
after use and before cleaning or
performing maintenance. Service other
than the procedures described here
must be performed by an authorised
technician.
SAFETY INFORMATION
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NOTICES
Waste electrical products
should not be disposed of with
household waste. Please recycle
where facilities exist. Check with
your local authority or retailer for
recycling advice.
This product is ANT+™ certied
and is compatible with ANT+
sensors that support heart rate
monitoring.
The Peloton Bike is according
to EN ISO 20957-1 and EN ISO
20957-10 a Class H product and
is built to the highest standards
for indoor home tness use. It
was designed especially for lower
body workout and cardiovascular
training.
EU DECLARATION OF
CONFORMITY
Hereby, Peloton Interactive,
Inc. declares that the radio
equipment type PLTN-RB1VQ
is in compliance with Directive
2014/53/EU. The full text of
the EU declaration of conformity
is available at
onepeloton.co.uk/compliance.
DISTRIBUTED BY:
Peloton Interactive UK Limited
107 Cheapside, 9th Floor
London EC2V 6DN
United Kingdom
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The bike should not be used by
persons exceeding 21 stone, 3
lbs/135 kg/297 lbs in weight.
This bike is for indoor use only. Do
not store the bike outdoors, near
water, or at high humidity levels.
This bike is for home use only. Do
not use in a commercial setting.
Use the bike only for its intended
purpose.
Metrics on the screen, including
heart rate monitoring, may be
inaccurate. Values should be used
for reference only.
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SPECIFICATIONS
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WEIGHT HOLDERS
SEAT
SEAT HEIGHT
L-HANDLE
HANDLEBARS
HANDLEBAR HEIGHT
L-HANDLE
FLYWHEEL
TRANSPORT
WHEELS
PEDAL
BELT GUARD
RESISTANCE KNOB/
EMERGENCY BRAKE
LEVELLING FEET
TOUCHSCREEN
SEAT DEPTH
L-HANDLE

HEADPHONE JACK
VOLUME CONTROLS
ETHERNET PORT
USB PORT
POWER BUTTON
METRICS PORT
POWER INPUT
BIKE SPECIFICATIONS
FOOTPRINT
WEIGHT
HEIGHT
USER HEIGHT RANGE
MAX USER WEIGHT
WEIGHT HOLDER CAPACITY
TOUCHSCREEN SPECIFICATIONS
21.5” 1080P HD TOUCHSCREEN
WIFI 802.11 A/B/G/N/AC / 100 MBPS ETHERNET
16 GB INTERNAL FLASH STORAGE
ANT+™ WIRELESS / BLUETOOTH® 4.0
2×10 WATT STEREO SPEAKERS
POWER CONSUMPTION
NETWORKED STANDBY MODE
POWER CONSUMPTION
TIME INACTIVE
OFF MODE
POWER CONSUMPTION
TIME INACTIVE
NETWORKED STANDBY MODE WITH LAN AND WIFI CONNECTED
POWER CONSUMPTION
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1.10W
Max 20 minutes
120 x 60 cm
9 stone, 12 lbs/62.7 kg/138 lbs
147 cm
150-196 cm
21 stone, 3 lbs/135 kg/297 lbs
3 lbs/1.36 kg 0.36W
N/A, please turn off the equipment by pressing
the power button at the rear of the touchscreen
1.41W

SETTING UP YOUR BIKE
BIKE PLACEMENT
•
Place the bike on a solid, level and
horizontal surface
•
Use a mat to avoid damage to the bike
and oor
•
Allow a clearance of 60 cm on each side
of the bike
MOVING THE BIKE
•
Tilt the bike forward onto the wheels.
Lift the rear stabiliser while a second
person holds the handlebars
•
Carefully roll the bike to the new location.
Avoid uneven surfaces
•
If the bike rocks after being set down,
unscrew each levelling foot until it rests
rmly on the oor
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60 cm
CAUTION The Peloton Bike has a direct driven ywheel; the pedals will continue to move until the ywheel stops.
Reduce speed slowly. To stop the ywheel immediately, push down the resistance knob.
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60 cm
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SEAT DEPTH
Set the seat depth so that the distance
between seat and handlebars is equal to the
distance between your elbow and ngertips.
• Turn L-handle counterclockwise to loosen
• Move seat forward or back
• Turn L-handle clockwise to tighten
SEAT HEIGHT
Set the seat height to line up with the top
of your hip bone.
• Turn L-handle counterclockwise to loosen
•
Raise or lower seat
•
Turn L-handle clockwise to tighten
CAUTION To prevent injury, always adjust seat and handlebars to your personal requirements.
Tighten all adjustment handles before using the Peloton Bike. Projecting adjustment handles could interfere
with your movements. Do not exceed maximum adjustment marks on seat and handlebar posts and sliders.
If any adjustment handle sticks out sideways, pull the handle out, rotate it to point down, and then release it.
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SETTING UP YOUR BIKE CONTINUED
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PROPER BODY POSITION
Arms slightly bent
Hands rest on handlebars without reaching
Leg slightly bent at the bottom of the stroke
These adjustments should get you started.
If you’re uncomfortable, or want to ne-tune
your bike’s settings, go to
support.onepeloton.co.uk
CAUTION To prevent injury, always adjust seat and handlebars to your personal requirements. Tighten all adjustment handles
before using the Peloton Bike. Projecting adjustment handles could interfere with your movements. Do not exceed maximum
adjustment marks on seat and handlebar posts and sliders. If any adjustment handle sticks out sideways, pull the handle out,
rotate it to point down, and then release it.
HANDLEBAR HEIGHT
Set the handlebars to seat height, then adjust
until you feel comfortable.
•
Turn L-handle counterclockwise to loosen
•
Raise or lower handlebars
•
Turn L-handle clockwise to tighten

SETTING UP YOUR BIKE CONTINUED
CLIPPING IN AND OUT
CLIPPING IN: Point your toes down to t the cleat
into the pedal, then push down through your heel.
CLIPPING OUT: Kick your heel away from the bike.
ADJUSTING RESISTANCE
•
Turn knob right to increase resistance
•
Turn knob left to decrease resistance
•
Press knob down for emergency brake
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GETTING STARTED
PLUGGING IN AND
POWERING ON & OFF
•
Plug the power supply into the wall
•
Plug the power cord into the power jack at the back
of the bike
•
Hold the power button for two seconds to power on
the bike
•
The bike will sleep after about 5 minutes of inactivity.
To wake the bike, press the power button
•
To power down, hold the power button for two
seconds. Select Shut Down when prompted
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LOCKING THE BIKE
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Rotate the resistance knob all the way clockwise
•
Run the lock cable through the left pedal and around
the rear stabilizer
•
Pull the lock open and insert the cable loop
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Close the lock and rotate dials

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CONNECTING TO WIFI
To connect to a WiFi network, tap the network name
• If the network is not secured, the bike will connect
to the network
• If the network is secured, you will be prompted
to enter a password. Type in the password and
tap Connect
• Note: To turn off WiFi, tap the upper right corner
of the touchscreen and select Wi-Fi. On the WiFi
screen, toggle the radio button at the upper right.
CONNECTING TO ETHERNET
To connect to a wired network, connect an Ethernet
cable to the Ethernet port on the back of the
touchscreen and to a wall jack or router used by your
local area network. The bike will connect to
the network automatically.
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GETTING STARTED CONTINUED
ADDING A RIDER
To let another rider use your bike, tap the menu icon
at the lower left of the screen and select Switch Rider.
Tap Manage Riders and then Add a Rider. The new
rider can log in with an existing Peloton account or
tap Create an account to set up a new one.
LOGGING IN
• When logging in for the rst time, please have
available your Subscription Activation Key or
the login information you set up when you
purchased the Peloton Bike.
• Once a subscription is activated and associated
with this bike, any user can log in and access
subscription content.
JOINING A RIDE
Select a live ride or lter by ride length, instructor,
and ride type and choose from thousands of
on-demand rides. Your instructor will guide
you through a workout that includes a wamup
and cooldown. For more information, go to
onepeloton.co.uk/classes.
PELOTON 101
Check out our introduction to Peloton for more
on adjusting your bike to t your body and
maintaining proper body position when you ride.
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CLASS SCREEN
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RESISTANCE
Pedaling difculty, measured
as a percentage
CADENCE
How fast you're pedaling,
in revolutions per minute
OUTPUT
The power you're exerting,
measured in watts
TIME REMAINING
HEART RATE
LEADERBOARD
DISTANCE
TRAVELLED
TOTAL OUTPUT
CALORIES BURNED
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE
AFTER EACH RIDE
CLEANING: Wipe down the bike using a damp cloth.
LEVELLING FEET: If the bike rocks back and forth,
turn each leveling foot clockwise (when viewed from
above) until it rests rmly on the ground.
EVERY 3 TO 5 RIDES
CLEANING: Clean the bike thoroughly using a damp
cloth and a mild household cleaner diluted in water.
Clean the touchscreen using an electronics wipe.
PEDALS: Tighten any loose pedal with the included
15 mm wrench. Pedals should be tightened to 25 lb-ft
of torque. Turn clockwise to tighten the right pedal
and counterclockwise to tighten the left pedal.
CAUTION: To ensure safe operation and optimal performance, check for wear and damage and perform maintenance
on a regular basis. Replace any damaged or defective parts immediately. Do not use the bike until the repair is performed.
Only use original parts from the manufacturer. Changes or modications to this unit not expressly approved by Peloton
could void the warranty.
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EVERY 3 TO 5 RIDES CONTINUED
CLEATS: Use a 4mm Allen wrench to tighten any loose
screws attaching your cleats to your cycling shoes.
SEAT: Make sure the seat is parallel to the ground.
Then use the included combination wrench to tighten
the seat-xing nuts on both sides.
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CAUTION: Service other than the procedures described here must be performed by an authorised technician.
EVERY 15 TO 20 RIDES
EMERGENCY BRAKE: Press down on the resistance
knob while pedaling slowly. The flywheel should come
to a complete stop immediately. If it does not, stop using
the bike immediately and contact Peloton Support.
FRAME: Check the entire frame for signs of wear
and damage, and tighten any loose bolts.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE CONTINUED
ANNUALLY
PEDALS: Replace pedals. Tighten new pedals
to 25 lb-ft of torque. For further instructions, see
support.onepeloton.co.uk.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE CONTINUED
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LIMITED HOME USE WARRANTY*
Peloton Interactive, Inc. ("Peloton") extends
the following Limited Warranty, which
applies only to non-commercial, in-home,
indoor use of the Peloton Bike. Any other
use of the Peloton Bike shall void this
Limited Warranty. During the applicable
Limited Warranty periods described below,
the covered components of the Peloton
Bike will be free of defects or malfunctions
during normal use. Certain exclusions
apply, as further described in this Limited
Warranty. The Limited Warranty applies for
the following components of the Peloton
Bike only, for the time period indicated.
The Limited Warranty applies only against
defects discovered within the applicable
Limited Warranty period and only so long as
the Peloton Bike remains in the possession
of the original purchaser, or, for gifted
Peloton Bikes, the owner of the original
Subscription attached to that Peloton Bike.
HD TOUCHSCREEN: 12 MONTHS
Peloton warrants the touchscreen against
defects in workmanship and materials
for a period of 12 months from the date of
original delivery.
FRAME: FIVE YEARS
Peloton warrants the frame (excluding any
moving parts attached to the structural
frame) against defects in workmanship and
materials for a period of ve years from the
date of original delivery.
BIKE COMPONENTS: 12 MONTHS
Peloton warrants the components and all
original parts of the Peloton Bike other than
pedals, including its belt, brake resistance,
crank shaft, seatpost, handlebars and
water bottle holder, against defects in
workmanship and materials for a period of
12 months from the date of original delivery.
BIKE PEDALS: 12 MONTHS
Peloton warrants the components and all
original parts of the original pedals that
come with the Peloton Bike against defects
in workmanship and materials for a period
of 12 months from the date of original
delivery. Bike pedals are not warranted
against normal wear and tear and it is
important that you maintain the pedals
by inspecting the pedals regularly for any
damage, loose parts or other signs of wear
and tear that could cause breakdowns or
part failures. Any pedal that shows signs of
worn or damaged parts should be removed
from service immediately. Please refer to
Peloton’s guide on maintaining your pedals,
available on Peloton’s website.
LABOUR: 12 MONTHS
For Peloton Bikes originally assembled by
an authorized Peloton technician, Peloton
will cover the labour cost for the repair
or replacement made under this Limited
Warranty for a period of 12 months from
the date of original delivery. Where required
by law, if the Peloton Bike or any warranted
components must be returned to a Peloton
service facility for repairs, Peloton will pay all
shipping charges during the warranty period.
Except where applicable law requires
otherwise, neither repair labour nor shipping
charges are covered for locations where
Peloton did not originally assemble the
Peloton Bike or if the Peloton Bike is moved
to a location that is outside of Peloton's
service area.
EXTENDED WARRANTY SERVICE
Extended warranty coverage is available or
purchase. See support.onepeloton.co.uk
for more details.
EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Who and what is covered: The original owner
of the Peloton Bike. The Peloton Bike must
remain in the possession of the original
purchaser, or, for gifted Peloton Bikes, the
owner of the original Subscription attached
to that Peloton Bike. This Limited Warranty
is not transferable.
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other compensation for any such repairs or
replacement parts costs, including but not
limited to gym membership fees, work time
lost, cost of substitute equipment, diagnostic
visits, maintenance visits or transportation.
Equipment used for commercial
purposes or for any use other than a
single family or household.
Any attempt to move or repair tness
equipment creates a risk of injury and
property damage. Peloton is not responsible
or liable for any damage or injury incurred
during, or as a result of, any move, repair or
attempted repair of equipment by anyone
other than a Peloton authorised service
technician. All moves or repairs attempted
by you or your agents are undertaken at your
own risk and Peloton shall have no liability for
any injury to person or property arising from
such attempted moves or repairs. In addition,
labour may no longer be covered if you move
outside of Peloton's service area.
Where permitted by law, replacement
units, parts and electronic components
reconditioned to as-new condition by Peloton
or its vendors may sometimes be supplied
as warranty replacement and constitute
fulllment of warranty terms.
LIMITED HOME USE WARRANTY*CONTINUED
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If a defect arises in the Peloton Bike or a
warranted component within the applicable
Limited Warranty period, the purchaser’s
sole and exclusive remedy is for Peloton to,
at Peloton’s discretion to the extent permitted
by law, either replace or repair the defective or
malfunctioning Peloton Bike or component
with the same or a comparable model. Any
replacement or repaired component shall
be warranted for the remainder of the
original Limited Warranty period or 30 days,
whichever is longer, or for any additional
period that is required by applicable law.
What is NOT covered: Any other Peloton
products or services, non-Peloton products
or labour, units that are, or that Peloton
reasonably believes to be, stolen, counterfeit,
or purchased from an unauthorised
distributor or reseller, units purchased or
used outside the United Kingdom and the
European Union, and units missing serial
numbers.
Software, even if sold with or embedded
in the Peloton Bike, or Internet connectivity.
Peloton does not warrant that the operation
of the Peloton Bike will be uninterrupted or
error-free.
Damage or equipment failure due to
normal wear and tear, improper or negligent
assembly, maintenance, installation, relocation,
or repair (other than that caused by a Peloton
authorised service technician), use of the
Peloton Bike with parts or accessories from
third parties, or with parts or accessories
not originally intended for or compatible with
the Peloton Bike, or any use contrary to the
instructions in this User Manual.
Damage or equipment failure due to accident,
abuse, improper or abnormal use, neglect,
corrosion, discolouration of paint or plastic
(or any other change in cosmetic appearance
that does not affect performance), theft,
vandalism, re, ood, wind, lightning, freezing
or other natural disasters or acts of God of any
kind, electrical wiring, power reduction, power
uctuation or power failure from whatever
cause, unusual atmospheric conditions,
collision, introduction of foreign objects, or
modications that are unauthorised or not
recommended by Peloton.
Incidental or consequential damages.
Peloton is not responsible or liable for
indirect, special, incidental or consequential
damages, economic loss, loss of property
or prots, loss of enjoyment or use, or other
consequential damages of any nature
whatsoever in connection with the purchase,
use, repair or maintenance of equipment or
parts. Peloton does not provide monetary or