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Flybar 1200

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Summary of Contents for Flybar 1200

  • Page 1 Instruction Manual Flybar 1200...
  • Page 2 (you’ll need several yards of clear surface on all sides). Define a field of action before you start a session, and have the discipline to step off the Flybar 1200 if you near the edge. Hazards to watch out for: •...
  • Page 3: Setup And Adjustment

    Before using your Flybar 1200, you’ll need to adjust it to suit your weight, skill level and goals. This involves two key decisions: how many thrusters to engage and how long to set the piston. Before we go any further, remove the shell. Use the end of the Flybar Tool marked “A”...
  • Page 4 Engaging and disengaging thrusters is relatively simple, but it may take some practice to get these maneuvers down. To engage a thruster: (1) Insert the end of the Flybar Tool marked “B” in the hanger’s access slot. The tool functions as a hook. (2) Using the tool, lift the hanger up and over the cradle sill in the upper mount.
  • Page 5: Maintenance

    Once you’ve chosen a piston length—and heard the spring-loaded mechanism click into place—you need to secure the piston by tightening: 1: the locking screw. If properly located at a piston hole, it will screw in easily until its head is well clear of the Flybar shell. Do not force the screw: if it does not screw in easily, adjust the piston position slightly to find a hole.
  • Page 6 Flybar 1200 core. This will guide the bolts properly into the Flybar 1200 core and prevent the threads from stripping. Do not force the bolts - if they do not screw in easily, remove and realign them.
  • Page 7: Troubleshooting Guide

    THE BASICS: HOW TO USE THE FLYBAR 1200 Jump on. Using the Flybar 1200 is mostly intuitive, and the best way for novices to learn is to simply hop on. Initially, just focus on trying to keep your balance as long as possible.
  • Page 8 For info on Flybar events, contests, and products go to www.Flybar.com. Designed in the USA Made in China...