STAR TRAC 637-8916 Virtual Bike Console Instruction Manual

: June 13, 2024
: STAR TRAC

Table of Contents

637-8916 Virtual Bike Console
Product Information
Default Network Settings
Disabling Consumer Devices
Changing Default Times
Changing Default User Settings
Restricting Apps
Adding or Changing Custom Apps

637-8916 Virtual Bike Console

Product Information

The product is a console that allows users to connect to
multiple networks, change default times and user settings, restrict
access to certain apps, and add or change custom apps. It also has
a maintenance mode for accessing dashboard information,
connectivity settings, workouts, app gallery, and general
maintenance.

Default Network Settings

By setting the default network, the console will prioritize this
network every time it reconnects.

Disabling Consumer Devices

By default, the console allows connections from Samsung Watch or
Apple Watch. Users can deactivate or reactivate these connections
through the connectivity settings.

Changing Default Times

Users can change default workout times and toggle off the
maximum workout length through the workouts settings.

Changing Default User Settings

Users can change default values for users without a connected
account who do not change personalization settings through the
default user settings.

Restricting Apps

All available apps on the console are turned on by default.
Users can restrict access to certain apps through the app gallery
settings.

Adding or Changing Custom Apps

Users can add or change custom apps by following the procedure
in the app gallery settings. Custom icons for custom apps must be
named “Icon.png” and located in the root directory of a USB
drive.

Product Usage Instructions

To set the default network:
Tap on “Default network” in Fig. 61.
To delete all networks on the console:
Tap on the console.
To exit Maintenance Mode:
Tap in the upper right corner.
To deactivate or reactivate connections from Samsung Watch or
Apple Watch:
From the Connectivity sub-menu, tap on “connections”.
Tap on the respective watch to disable or re-enable
connections.
To change default times:
From the Settings screen, tap on “Workouts”.
Tap on the desired default time to change it. The maximum
workout length can also be toggled off.
To remove all changes and return to default values, tap on
.
To change default user settings:
From the Settings screen, tap on “Default user settings”.
Tap on the desired default value to change it. These values
will be used only for users without a connected account who do not
change personalization settings.
To remove all changes and return to default values, tap on
.
To restrict users from accessing certain apps:
From the Settings screen, tap on “App Gallery”.
Tap on the desired app to deactivate it.
To remove all changes and return to default values, tap on
.
To add or change custom apps:
From the Settings screen, tap on “App Gallery”.
Tap on “Custom Apps”.
To add an app, tap on or if there are no other custom apps on
the console.
In the Title and URL boxes, enter the webview app name and
URL.
Select an icon or tap on to load a custom icon.
To view and save custom icons, plug a USB drive into the
console with the icon in the root directory and follow the
on-screen directions.
To see and edit the details of a custom app, tap on .
To delete a single custom app, tap on the respective app.
To delete all custom apps, tap on .
To exit Maintenance Mode:
Tap in the upper right corner.

6. For multiple connected networks (Fig. 61), tap to set Default network. Every time the console reconnects, it will prioritize this network.

7. To delete all networks on the

console tap

.

8. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

Fig. 61 Shown with multiple networks
Disabling consumer devices By default console allows connections from Samsung Watch or Apple Watch. To deactivate these connections or reactivate, follow this procedure:

1. From the Connectivity sub-menu tap connections. Button will deluminate.

on Apple Watch or Samsung Watch to disable

2. Tap tap

to re-enable connections. Button will illuminate.

3. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

Changing default times

1. From the Settings screen tap Workouts to display the submenu

2. Tap to change a default time. Maximum workout length can also be toggled off.

3. Tap

to remove all

changes and return console to

default values (Fig. 62).

4. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

Fig. 62

Changing default user settings 1. From the Settings screen tap Default user settings to display the sub-menu

2. Tap to change a default value. Values will be used only for users without a connected account who do not change personalizations settings.

3. Tap

to remove all changes and return console to default values.

4. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

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APPS

Restricting Apps All available apps on the console are turned on by default. To restrict users from accessing certain apps follow the procedure below:

1. From the Settings screen tap App Gallery to display the sub-menu

2. Tap an app to deactivate it.

3. Tap

to remove all

changes and return console to default

values.

4. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

Maintenance mode
Dashboard Information Settings
Connectivity Workouts App gallery General Maintenance Facility

Adding or changing custom apps If you want to upload a custom icon for a custom app it must be named “Icon.png” and be located in the root directory of a USB drive.

Icon Images · Allowed format is PNG with transparent background. · Max. size is 1000 x 1000 px. · Min. size is 100 x 100 px. · The file name must be “Icon.png”.

PROCEDURE 1. From the Settings screen tap App
Gallery to display the sub-menu

2. Tap Custom Apps.

3. To add an app tap

or

if

there are no other custom apps on the

console.

4. Tap Title and URL boxes (Fig. 66 on page 40) to enter the webview app name and URL.

5. Select an icon or tap to load a custom icon.
Custom Icons: Plug a USB drive into the console with the icon in the root directory. Follow the on-screen directions (Fig. 67 on page 40) to view and save custom icon.

Entertainment BBC News ESPN Instagram NetQiT Reddit Spotiby
Restore debalt settings

Customas CNN Facebook iQiyi Newsy Sina News Tencent

Fig. 63 Shown with multiple apps disabled

Fig. 64

Fig. 65

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Fig. 66

Fig. 67

Edit webview app

Title Crunch @itness

14/18

URL https://www.sweatworks.com/

Choose an icon or upload a custom one

Cancel

Save

Fig. 68

6. Console will return to App Gallery.

Fig. 69 App gallery with custom app

7. To see and edit the details of a custom app tap

8. To delete a single custom app tap the by it.

9. To delete all custom apps tap

.

10. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

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GENERAL SETTINGS

Accessing and Resetting 1. From the main screen tap the
upper left, then right, then left to open the password prompt. (See Fig. 53 on page 35)

2. Enter password 218 then tap

the

button to enter

Maintenance Mode. (See Fig. 54

on page 35)

3. Tap Settings to display the submenu then tap General (Fig. 70).

4. To delete all changes to general

settings tap

.

5. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

The following options can be changed in General Settings:

· Tap to change the default by any option.

· Default units can be toggled with the

switch.

· Screensaver can be turned off entirely (Fig. 71).

· Lockout is disabled by default, tap

to enter a

code. Tap to change or delete an existing lockout code.

Fig. 70

Fig. 71

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CONSOLE TESTS Follow the below procedures to verify console operations.

ACCESSING AND RUNNING A TEST 1. From the main screen tap the upper
left, then right, then left to open the password prompt. (See Fig. 53 on page 35)

2. Enter password 218 then tap

the

button to enter

Maintenance Mode. (See Fig. 54 on

page 35)

3. Tap Maintenance to display the sub-menu.

4. Tap Console tests.

5. Tap the Test button next to the desired function to run the test.
· Successful tests will display . · Failed tests will display .

6. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

Fig. 72

Fig. 73

CONNECTING TO BLUETOOTH
1. Tap the Test button next to Bluetooth. Searching screen will display.
2. Tap the desired device in the found screen or close to cancel.
3. If an error prompt displays follow the on-screen directions.
4. When complete the console will return to the tests screen and will display by Bluetooth.

Fig. 74

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CONNECTING TO WIFI
1. Tap the Test button next to Wi-Fi. 2. If error message displays see “Connecting to Wi-Fi” on page
37, otherwise searching screen will display. 3. Tap the desired network in the found screen or close to cancel.
Use pop-up screen keyboard to enter password. 4. If an error prompt displays follow the on-screen directions. 5. When complete the console will return to the tests screen and will
display by Bluetooth.
TESTING THE FAN
1. Tap the Test button next to Fan. 2. Switch between the different levels of the fan by tapping the
icons. 3. Tap yes to return to the tests screen. Fan will display .
TESTING THE HDMI CONNECTION
1. Tap the Test button next to HDMI. 2. Connect your phone to the tablet using an HDMI cable and an
adapter as shown in Fig. 77. Once connected, you will see the screen of your phone on the console. 3. Tap yes to return to the tests screen. HDMI will display .

Fig. 75 Fig. 76 Fig. 77

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GEAR CALIBRATION

Gear (i.e. resistance level) is an optional measure of the position of the magnetic brake on the flywheel and can be dependent on belt tension (i.e. if the flywheel has been moved forwards or backwards) and maintenance of the brake carriage and bearings within the drivetrain. Calibration of the gear is needed upon install. If the bike is moved over a doorway threshhold or significantly jostled, such as by rolling down stairs or other impact, the bike should be recalibrated. The gear is calibrated with the red Zero Point Calibration tool PN 740-8607.
Procedure

1. From the main screen tap the upper left, then right, then left to open the password prompt. (See Fig. 53 on page 35)

2. Enter password 218 then tap

the

button to enter

Maintenance Mode. (See Fig. 54

on page 35)

3. Tap Maintenance to display the sub-menu.

4. Tap Sensors then Gear then tap Start.

Fig. 78

5. Follow the on-screen prompts to calibrate the gear. Tap the

button at each step to advance.

a. Release the brake by rotating it counterclockwise until it is fully backed off. (Fig. 79)

b. Insert the red calibration tool on the flywheel and rotate it until the calibration tool meets the frontmost magnet pair in the brake carriage. (Fig. 80)

c. Remove the calibration tool. (Fig. 81)

d. Fully engage the brake by rotating it clockwise until it has bottomed out. (Fig. 82)

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Fig. 79

Fig. 80

Fig. 81

Fig. 82

6. When “Calibration completed” displays tap Close. If “Something went wrong” displays tap Try Again and repeat step 5.

7. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

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POWERMETER CALIBRATION

Procedure
1. From the main screen tap the upper left, then right, then left to open the password prompt. (See Fig. 53 on page 35)

2. Enter password 218 then tap

the

button to enter

Maintenance Mode. (See Fig. 54

on page 35)

3. Tap Maintenance to display the sub-menu then tap Sensors.

4. Tap the Power Meter tab then tap Start.

5. Rotate the crank to ensure it is awake and position it at 6 o’clock, as shown in Fig. 84. Once it is in the right position, Tap Next

6. When “Calibration completed” displays tap Close. If “Something went wrong” displays tap Try Again and repeat step 5.

7. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

Fig. 83

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Fig. 84

ERROR LIST

Procedure
1. From the main screen tap the upper left, then right, then left to open the password prompt.

2. Enter password 218 then tap

the

button to enter

Maintenance Mode.

3. Tap Maintenance to display the sub-menu.

4. Tap Errors.

5. Scroll through the list of error types and tap on the by an error to view details. Tap a column header to change the sort order.

6. The details screen will show the error type, description, date/time, and applicable values.

7. Tap Close when finished to return to the error screen.

8. Tap in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

Fig. 85

Fig. 86 Example error: intermittent gear
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Error No Connection to Gear

Message NO GEAR

Intermittent connection to gear

NO GEAR

Gear out of range

NO GEAR

Loss of comms to power meter – LONG

“crank disconnected” icon

Loss of comms to power meter SHORT

None (just a counter)

Wifi current signal strength Wifi avg signal strength per day Wifi drop counter
Power meter battery dead

n/a
n/a n/a “Replace Power Meter Batteries”

Power meter battery low

Low battery icon

Crank zero offset torque drift out of acceptable bounds

n/a

Crank zero offset skipped n/a

Error Definition

Error Parameters

Reset Required

The display is not registering the Gear.

Display is not receiving communication from

There could be a loss in communication gear sensor within its nominal communication No

between the Gear sensor and the display cycle for a period of 15 consecutive seconds.

The display is not consistently registering the gear. There could be an intermittent loss in communication between the gear sensor and the display

Display is not receiving communication from gear sensor within its nominal communication cycle for a period of at least 2 seconds for more than 3x within a 1 hour period.
No OR

“no connection to gear” error occurs more than 3x in a 24 hour period.

The Gear reading is outside of the expected range. Of x-y degrees

No

The display has lost communication with the crank Power Meter.
The display receives no communication from the Power Meter for x seconds

Display has not received communications from crank for 60 seconds.

Yes (unless powermeter connects at the beginning of the next workout)

The display briefly lost communication with the crank Power Meter. The display receives no communication from the Power Meter for y seconds

Display has not received communications from crank for up to 14 seconds

No

Current WiFi signal strength the display is connected to.

n/a

Average WiFi signal strength the display is connected to per day.

No

The display has lost WiFi connection.

Ni

The crank Power meter batteries are

extremely low, replace them immediately. Power Meter batteries are <10% charge

Yes

OTA Reporting Y
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

The crank Power meter batteries very low, replace as soon as possible

See Definition

The crank Power Meter WATT’s readings are outside of the expected range.

The crank Power Meter zero point offset is not at the expect level. WATTs readings on the display may not be accurate.

No

Yes

n/a

Yes

n/a

Yes

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FACILITY PERSONALIZATION

Follow the below procedure to customize the console to your facility. Uploaded files must meet the following requirements:

Logo Images · Allowed format is PNG with transparent background. · Max. size is 1000 x 1000 px. · The file name must be “logo.png”.

Screensaver Images

Video

· Allowed format are PNG and JPG.

· Allowed format is MP4.

· Max. size is 1920 x 1080 px.

· Upload up to 5 images.

· The file name must be “video.mp4”.

· The file names must be with numbers

in order of appearance, like this:

1.png or 1.jpg

2.png or 2.jpg

3.png or 3.jpg

1. From the main screen tap the upper left, then right, then left to open the password prompt.

2. Enter password 218 then tap

the

button to enter

Maintenance Mode.

3. Insert a USB drive into the console with the properly formatted and named files in the root directory (not within any folder).
4. Tap Facility to display the submenu.
5. Tap Profile then tap desired option to upload media.

Fig. 87 Fig. 88 Profile page with nothing uploaded

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6. If uploading Screensaver images select the time interval on the upload page as shown in Fig. 84.
7. Tap Upload to begin the upload. If an error message displays follow the prompt and try again.
8. Loading screen will display. When completed console will return to the Facility screen.
9. Tap next to Logo or Screensaver to delete an image.
10. Tap next to Logo or Screensaver to replace a logo or image.

Fig. 89

11. Tap

Fig. 90 Profile page with logo and screensaver
in the upper right to exit Maintenance Mode.

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MAINTENANCE
TOOLS

Working on this product will require basic and/or sometimes specialty tools based on the type of service that will be performed at any time. To assist, we recommend having the tools listed available when performing maintenance.

Tool Metric Allen Key Set

Screwdriver Set, Phillips

Metric Open-Ended Wrench Set

Screwdriver Set, Flat

Large Adjustable Crescent Wrench Torque Wrench

Metric Socket Set

Snap Ring Pliers

Multi-meter

USB – Flash Drive

Loctite 680

zip ties various sizes

Rivet Gun IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not use power tools on fasteners, it will damage the plastic shrouds.

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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

With durable, high performance components, this equipment is designed for heavy usage with minimal maintenance required. To keep it in top condition, perform regular daily, weekly and monthly preventive maintenance routines outlined below.

Daily

Weekly Monthly Bi-Annually

Cleaning

Wipe down and clean Bike and Frame

X

Clean Console1

X

Inspect

Check Pedals for damage and movement

X

Inspect each console, sensor, and cables for loose parts or damage. Adjust or replace as necessary.

X

Inspect for loose assemblies, nuts or bolts and tighten as necessary.

X

Remove and replace any components that are damaged or deemed unsafe.

X

Inspect Pedal Bolts and Crank2

X

Check flywheel alignment, realign alignment blocks as necessary

X

Inspect seat for wear

X

Inspect Pedals3

X

Tighten Seat Hardware

X

Inspect and tighten pedal toe clips and shoe straps

X

Inspect leveling feet

X

Clean and seal frame4

X

Inspect welds for any signs of cracking

X

Check Powermeter battery level

X

1

Wipe console with a soft, non-abrasive cloth to remove all sweat after each use. Use a soft, non-abrasive cloth and mild spray cleanser to clean the console. Never

use abrasive cleaning liquids, cleaning liquids with an oil base, ammonia, or alcohol.

2

Using a torque wrench, verify that pedal bolts and crank are tight after the first 10 hours of use and every 100 hours of use thereafter. Pedal to crank arm torque is

33-37 lb-ft. Crank arm to bottom bracket bolt torque is 40-44 lb-ft.

3

Excessive side-to-side movement or bearing resistance indicates the pedals need to be replaced.

4

Use water with a non-abrasive soap, car wash soap, or bike cleaner soap to clean. Wipe with water and dry. Seal with wax or bike polish.

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Cleaning
Keeping your units clean is an important component of preventative maintenance and the overall aesthetics of your product. While your clients will appreciate clean equipment free of sweat, dirt and other contaminants proper care and cleaning will extend the life of your product and reduce premature aging and wear. See the maintenance schedule for recommended frequency.
CAUTION: Cleaning products may be harmful/irritating to your skin, eyes, etc. Use protective gloves and eye protection. Do not inhale or swallow any cleaning product. Protect surrounding area/clothing from exposure. Use in a well-ventilated area. Follow all product manufacturer’s warnings. CORE Health and Fitness cannot be held responsible for damage or injuries resulting from the use or misuse of cleaning products.
Preventive Maintenance Cautions
· While maintaining equipment you will want to avoid spraying any liquids directly onto any surface of the unit. Always spray cleaning solutions onto a clean towel first then wipe the unit.
· Do not use glass cleaners or any other household cleaners on the console. The console should be cleaned with a damp cloth and dried on a daily basis. Cleaning solutions can be made of a 5:1 dilution ratio, where 5 parts water are mixed with 1 part of Simple Green®, Fantastik®, or 409®. Do not spray water, or cleaner directly onto console USB Port.
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REPLACEMENT PARTS

Replacement parts for this unit are available through SUPPORT & SERVICE. Parts listed are shown on the following pages and interactive drawings available on Core Connect. Listed parts may change, please check
Core Connect for latest versions and other SKU’s covered by this manual:

Part Number Qty

001-0541

4

001-0688

2

001-0764

1

003-1508

1

020-7431-XX 2

020-7890-XX 2

050-5724

2

050-5728

1

050-5735

2

050-5821

1

050-5822

1

050-5823

1

050-5824

1

050-5827

1

050-5828

1

050-5829

1

050-5893

2

050-5896

1

050-5897

1

050-5898

1

050-5899

1

050-5906

1

110-3178

4

110-3243

1

110-3271

1

110-3467

2

110-3484

23

110-3507

2

110-3568

2

BELT GUARD LEFT

51

BRAKE

52

CONSOLE

53

CRANK

54

CUPHOLDER

55

FLYWHEEL

56

FRAME

57

HANDLEBAR POST

58

HANDLEBAR

59

IDLER

60

LEFT FORK

61

NECK

62

RIGHT FORK

63

SEAT POST

64

STABILIZERS

65

UPPER SEAT

66

WIRING

67

Description BUSHING, FLANGE, BRONZE, SINTERED, Ø4mm X Ø6mm X 3.8mm ASSEMBLY, TRANSPORT WHEEL BRAKE SUBASSEMBLY ISIS BB, 68 X 113mm PLASTIC, CUP HOLDER BRACKET, CUP HOLDER, FLEX DECK LABEL, PEDAL BOLT TORQUE LABEL, BELT IDLER TORQUE, V-BELT LABEL, DO NOT LOOSEN, ZX BIKES STICKER, SEAT POST, PLACEMENT, RIGHT, UGC STICKER, SEAT POST, PLACEMENT, LEFT, UGC STICKER, HBAR POST, PLACEMENT, RIGHT, UGC STICKER, HBAR POST, PLACEMENT, LEFT, UGC STICKER, FORE/AFT, HBAR SLIDER, UGC LABEL, WARNING, ENGLISH, UGC LABEL, WARNING, FRENCH, UNIVERSAL CYCLE DECAL, FORK, VIRTUAL BIKE LABEL,WARNING, MEDICAL, HBAR V2 STICKER, FORE/AFT, SEAT, RIGHT, UGC STICKER, FORE/AFT, SEAT, LEFT, UGC STICKER, POSITION, SEAT, UGC LABEL VOLTAGE 12 VDC 5A SCREW, M6x25, BHC, HK, AS, BO SCREW, M6x10, BHC, HE,SS SCREW, M5X0.8X16, SBHCS Screw, M4x0.7, 8mm, PHM, PH, SS SCREW, M5x0.8, 10mm, BHC, HK, SS, BO SCREW, M6x1.0, 30mm, FHM, HK, SS SCREW, M8x1.25, 25mm, SHC, HK, AS, BEC, NP, Gr 12.9

Part Number Qty

110-3616

9

110-3640

4

110-3729

2

110-3730

4

110-3768

4

110-3899

2

110-3996

4

110-4045

1

110-4053

2

110-4060

8

110-4081

4

110-4144

2

110-4186

4

110-4212

4

110-4248

4

110-4255

1

110-4266

1

110-4273

4

110-4289

2

110-4332

4

110-4343

24

110-4351

1

110-4376

1

110-4397

1

120-3246

1

120-3289

5

120-3387

3

130-1774

1

130-1944

1

140-3735

4

Description SCREW, M3X0.5X6 PH,SS SCREW, M4x0.7, 10mm. PHM, PH, SS SCREW, M6x1, 40, SHC, HK, AS, NKL, Gr-12.9 NUT, NYLOC, M6x1, HE, AS, NKL, Gr-10.9 SCREW, M5X0.8, 25mm, SHC, HK, AS, BEC, Gr 10.9 SCREW,M8x1.25,30,HHC,HE,AS,12.9,ZP,FT SCREW, M5X0.8, 20MM, BHC, HE, SS NUT, M12x1.75, FLANGE, AS, NYLOC, Gr-10 SCREW, M5x0.8, 70mm, SHC, HK, CS, GR 10.9, BLK E-COAT SCREW, #6X0.5in, PHTF, PH, SS, FP/TC SCREW,M8x1.25,35,HHC,AS,ZC,FL,Gr-10.9 SCREW,M6x1.0,16mm,SHC,HE,AS,GRD-12.9,DAC/ZP SCREW, M5X0.8, 16mm, HHC, HE, AS, NKL, FL, Grd-10.9 SCREW, M4 X .7,20mm,SHC,HK,DAC SCREW, M4x0.7, 30, SHC, HK, SS, NP SCREW, M6x1.0, 10, HHFS, SS SCREW, M8x1.25, 80, SHC, HK, AS, CL-12.9, FT, NKL SCREW, M5X.8, 10mm, SHC,HK, SS, BO SCREW, SET, M6x1.0, 20, HK, FP, SS SCREW, M8x1.25, 18mm, HHC, HE, AS, ZP, SF, NP, Grd-10.9 SCREW, M2.9, 10mm L, PHTF, PH, SS, 18.8 STAINLESS WASHER, M6, 6.4x12x1.6, SS NUT, 1/4-28, NYLOC, ZP, Gr-8 Hex Flange Lock Nut, M8x1.25, Class 10 WASHER, M6, ISO 7089 WASHER, M8 X OD Ø19mm, 1.2mm, SS WASHER, M8, 8.6x16x1.6mm, BLK E-COAT BEARING, IGLIDE, 20mm OD, 22mm ID, 20mm L BELT, 6PK1470, POLY-V RIVET, 4mm, 10mm, FH, BLIND, SS, DIN 7337

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Part Number Qty

140-3737

1

140-3765

1

220-0270

1

220-0271

1

220-0272

1

220-0329

1

240-6918

1

700-0541-XX 1

701-0463

1

712-4022

1

715-4436

1

718-5627-XX 4

718-6101

1

718-6109

1

718-6110

2

718-6111

1

718-6125

1

718-6128

2

718-6129

1

718-6131

1

718-6133

1

718-6145

2

718-6165

1

718-6166

1

718-6177

1

718-6198

1

718-6215

1

718-6225

1

718-6248

1

718-6263

2

718-6264

1

718-6265

1

718-6274

1

718-6278

4

718-6311

1

718-6312

1

718-6316

2

718-6325

1

718-6328

1

718-6329

1

718-6332

1

727-0116-XX 1

727-0121

1

727-0122

1

727-0127

1

727-0180

1

727-0182

1

727-0235

1

727-0238

1

727-0249

1

727-0250

1

727-0253

2

727-0254

2

727-0260

1

727-0266

1

727-0275

1

727-0277

1

727-0278

1

727-0279

1

727-0280

2

727-0281

2

727-0282

2

727-0284

1

727-0285

1

730-1102

1

730-2133

5

Description BUMPER, SEAT POST BUMPER, HBAR, SCHWINN ZX ADAPTER,CORD LINE, NEMA 5-15 ADAPTER,CORD LINE, NEMA 6-15 ADAPTER, CORD LINE, CEE 7/7 ASSY, CABLE, CAT6, CSAFE, 710MM, VBIKE CONNECTOR, 8-PIN, 90-DEG KIT, CONSOLE, VIRTUAL, BIKE CABLE, POWER, 700MM, V BIKE POWER SUPPLY, 90-260VAC/12VDC 5A MIN ASSY CABLE, GROUND WIRE, VIRTUAL BIKE Foot, Adjustable, Plastic WEAR STRIP, SEAT POST, ACPU WEAR STRIP, HBAR POST, ACPU STOPPER, F/A, HBAR, ACPU WMT, IDLER CROSSBRACE, ACPU ASSEMBLY, BRAKE CARRIAGE, ACPU LINK, BRAKE ADJUSTMENT, ACPU BLOCK, ADJ, BRAKE, M8x1.25 DBL LH, UGC ASSY, SENSOR, ENCODER, ACPU ASSY, PIVOT, W/MAGNET, ACPU ASSY, POP PIN, ACPU SADDLE, FULL BLACK, AC BIKE ASSMEBLY, CABLE, ENCODER, ACPU AXLE, THRU, GROUP CYCLE SLEEVE, HBAR, ACPU ASSY, BRAKE CARTRIDGE, ACPU SLEEVE, ST, UNIVERSAL CYCLE ASSY, IDLER, ACPU, V-BELT ALIGNMENT COLLAR, ZX BIKES SCREW BLOCK, ADJUSTER, ZX BIKES ADJUSTER, RIGHT, ZX BIKES RUBBER, BRAKE CARRIAGE, BIKE SPACER, TRANSPORT WHEEL, UGC CAM GUIDE, HBAR PLATE, CLAMP, HBAR, ACPU WEAR STRIP, 235MM, HBAR V2.2 UPPER PIVOT JOINT, NECK WELDMENT, VIRTUAL BIKE VIRTUAL BIKE NECK WELDMENT PIVOT JOINT SPACER, NECK WELDMENT, VIRTUAL BIKE VIRTUAL BIKE, BLISTER PACK 1 ASSEMBLY, FLYWHEEL, BIKE, Xs STRIP, HANDLEBAR POST, ACPU STRIP, SEATPOST, ACPU GROMMET, CONSOLE WIRE, NECK, UGC ASSY, FINISHED, BRAKE PIVOT, ACPU ASSY, BRAKE W/ PIVOT, Z BIKE WELDMENT, HANDLEBAR, UGC, 2.0 ASSY, CAM LEVER V2, HBAR V2 ASSY, HBAR POST V2.2, ACPU WMT, HBAR POST 2.2, ACPU CAP, LOWER, BAR SLIDER V2.2 CAP, UPPER, BAR SLIDER V2.2 ASSY, HBAR V2, VIRTUAL BIKE UGC, BASE, SEAT LEVER WELDMENT, SLIDER, SEAT, UPPER, UGC PLATE, CLAMPING, SEAT, UGC ASSY, SEAT POST, UGC, V2 ASSY, SLIDER, SEAT, UPPER, UGC STRIP, WEAR, SLIDER, SEAT, UGC CAP, UPPER, SLIDER, SEAT, UGC CAP, LOWER, SLIDER, SEAT, UGC ASSY, EYEBOLT W/ BUSHING, SEAT, 52mm, UGC ASSY, SEAT, CAM LEVER, UGC NUT,M12X1.75,NYLOC,SS SCREW, M4x0.7, 16mm, SHC, HK, SS

Part Number Qty

730-7443

2

731-0225

8

731-0365

2

731-1529

1

731-5793

2

731-6340

1

740-3151

1

740-3152

1

740-3153

1

740-3154

1

740-3155

1

740-3157-XX 1

740-3158-XX 1

740-3159-XX 1

740-3160

1

740-4075

1

740-7183

2

740-7187

2

740-7304

1

740-7613

2

740-8007

2

740-8145

2

740-8247

2

740-9020

1

740-9523

1

740-9524

1

740-9537-XX 1

740-9550-XX 1

740-9611-XX 1

740-9614-XX 1

740-9615-XX 1

740-9619-XX 1

740-9620

1

740-9621-XX 1

740-9634-XX 1

740-9635-XX 1

740-9636

1

740-9651-XX 2

740-9652-XX 2

740-9653

1

740-9661

1

740-9662

1

740-9663

1

740-9664

1

740-9665

1

740-9694-XX 1

740-9695-XX 1

740-9696-XX 1

740-9697-XX 1

740-9703-XX 1

740-9710

1

80044

2

Description SCREW, M10X1.5X20MM, SHC, SS, BZ Grd. 8.8 SCREW,M3.5 X 9.5,SELF TAPPING NUT,M8 X 1.25,NYLOC JAM SCREW, M8X1.25X40, SHCS SCREW, M5x0.8, 30mm, SHC, HK, CS, NKL SCREW, M4 X0.7, 12mm, SHC, HK, CS, NP VIRTUEL BIKE, WIRE COVER, ABS Live Hinge Bracket NECK PLASTIC TOP NECK PLASTIC LEFT NECK PLASTIC RIGHT VIRTUAL BIKE PLASTICS, INNER, ABS VIRTUAL BIKE, FORK PLASTICS, OUTER, ABS VIRTUAL BIKE, FORK PLASTIC, ENTRY, ABS COSMETIC RING, STARTRAC, VIRTUAL BIKE SCREW, M6x1.0, 16mm, SHC, HE Screw, M5x0.8, 16mm, BHC, HK, SS Screw, M6x1.0, 10mm, BHC, HE, SS NUT, RIVET, M6 ASSY, PEDAL, SPD Bolt, Sex, M6x1.0, Ø8mm x 30mm SCREW, M8X1.25, BB AXLE THREADED PLATE, FEET, BLADE ASSY, SET, PEDALS, S5/S7 ASSY, CRANK, DRIVE SIDE, POLY V, NEXT GEN AC BIKES CRANK, WITH 4iiii, LEFT,NEXT GEN AC BIKE ASSY, FOOT, FRONT, NEXT GEN BIKE ASSY, FOOT, REAR SHROUD, INNER, FORK RIGHT CHAINGUARD, ACPU COVER, FORK, OUTER, RIGHT BELT GUARD, LEFT, UNIVERSAL CYCLE CAP, BELT GUARD, LEFT, UNIVERSAL CYCLE COVER, BRAKE CAP, REAR, UNIVERSAL CYCLE COVER, BELTGUARD, CENTER KICKGUARD, DOWNTUBE END CAP, SIDE 1, UNIVERSAL CYCLE END CAP, SIDE 2, UNIVERSAL CYCLE PAD, CALF STRETCH, UNIVERSAL FRAME GROMMET, RIGHT, UC GROMMET, CENTER, UC GROMMET, LEFT, UC GROMMET, LEFT CENTER, UC GROMMET, LOWER LEFT, UC LENS, OUTER, RIGHT, UGC, X BIKE LENS, INNER, RIGHT, UGC, X BIKE LENS, INNER, LEFT, UGC, X BIKE LENS, OUTER, LEFT, UGC, X BIKE COVER, FRONT SHROUD, X BIKE CAM BASE, H BAR SLIDER, GROUP CYCLE CRANK BOLT 8MM HEX FOR ISIS

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BELT GUARD LEFT

740-9662

740-9663

740-9664

740-9620

110-3768

740-9635-XX

110-4273

740-9665

740-9619-XX 110-4053 110-4273
Fig. 17

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