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INSTALLING YOUR BIKE ON HYPER-MAG
Your bike will be supported onto the HyperMag by
clamping the rear axle with both side couplings.
The resistance unit is located behind the bike.
Loosen the knob bolt and lay down the resistance
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unit in order to make the space for the rear wheel
enough.
Loosen the hub clamping handle to make the
clearance between the couplings wider.
Place your bike in front of the HyperMag and pull
back the bike between the frame pillars.
Lift up the rear part of the bike and attach the left
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side hub (Q/R side) into the left coupling (see Fig. D).
If the lever part of the skewer touches the edge of the
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coupling, it may be damaged and your weight will not
be able to be supported safely. To avoid this problem,
adjust the angle of the ring on the coupling to be that
the lever will come to the horrow of the ring.
Lift up the bike with using the left hub as the fulcrum and make the rear axle horizontal.
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Tighten the hub clamping handle and catch the right side (rear cog side) hub with the coupling.
Harder clamping can supports the bike firmly, but over-tighten may cause a damage on your bike or
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HyperMag. Stop tightening when the frame pillars start to move outward.
Also you must confirm the stability of the bike everytime you use the HyperMag with shaking the bike
slightly.
If you are the Type-R user, install the remote control device onto the handlebar.
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Lastly, tighten the knob bolt to press the drive roller to the tire.
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Be sure that you should stop thightening when the roller touches the
tire, then tighten a half or 1 rotation more (see Fig. G).
If the roller pressure to the tire is too weak or too strong, your tire may
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worn down incredibly easily. To avoid such problem, keep the pres-
sure properly.
(Fig. C)
(Fig. D)
(Fig. G)
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