MINOURA RDA80 Manual de usuario

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Rim Drive Trainer RDA80 instructions manual

Read this instructions manual carefully before use and operate correctly as instructed.

(RDA80-D non-remote version)

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MINOURA North America MINOURA Japan Headquarters

(for U.S. residents ONLY)

(for ALL customers)

1996 East Ave., Hayward, CA 94541 U.S.A. 1197-1 Godo, Anpachi, Gifu 503-2305 Japan

Phone: 1-510-538-8599 Phone: +81-584-27-3131

Fax: 1-510-538-5899 Fax: +81-584-27-7505

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Web: www.minoura.jp

MADE IN JAPAN

If you need help, please contact the shop rst where you originally

purchased this product or call the distributors in your own country.

The distributors list can be found on our web site.

CAUTION: Any rim which does not have 8mm or more vertical

at area on its side wall like as a typical disc brake

specialized rim cannot be used on RDA80.

Applicable Wheel Size:

24" ~ 700c

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F-1 : Coupling (Right) ER-1 : Upper Case

F-2 : Coupling (Left) ER-2 : Lower Case

F-4 : Coupling Cover (move side) ER-3 : Top Cover (blue)

F-7 : Hub Handle (3/8” thread) ER-4 : Magnet Guide Ring (blue)

F-8 : Wheel Position Adjust Knob ER-5 : Dial Lever (blue)

F-9 : Hub Nut Protector (Grommet) ER-6 : Spring Holder

R8-1 : RDA80 Main Frame ER-7 : Flywheel, Alloy Rotor & Axle

M8-3 : Rubber Frame Cap (38mm) ER-8 : Magnet

M8-4 : Rubber Foot Cap (32mm) ER-9 : Spring

SR-5 : V-Belt (K-16) ER-10 : Main Arm

SR-7 : Drive Roller Pulley ER-11 : Sub Arm

SR-8 : Assistant Roller Pulley ER-12 : Pulley Arm

SR-12 : Cap Bolt (M6x12) ER-13 : Assistant Pulley Holder

SR-13 : Reinforcement Plate ER-14 : Tension Lever

ER-15 : Remote Bracket & Cable

F-1

F-4

F-7

R8-1

M8-4

M8-3 M8-4

F-2

F-4

F-9

F-8

SR-12

SR-13

ER-1

ER-2

ER-3

ER-4

ER-5

ER-6

ER-7

ER-8

ER-9

ER-10

ER-12

SR-5

SR-7

SR-8

ER-11

ER-13

ER-14

ER-15

Screw-M

Screw-S

Screw-M

Screw-L

Screw w/ washer

RDA80 Schematics

M8-3

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You should NOT tighten the wheel axle by tightening the left side knob.

This is for pre-adjusting the wheel position to the exactly center of the drive roller only.

Securley tightening your bike to the trainer should be done with the right side hub handle only.

WARNINGS

Use two-wheeled bicycles only. Tandems may be used if balanced correctly.

Keep both hands on handlebars at all times and maintain a normal riding position.

Check the couplings supporting the rear hub for damage and cracks. Accidents may occur

from cracked or damaged couplings.

When using the trainer, place it on a at and horizontal surface for safe training.

Do not over tighten the hub-clamp handles. Over-tightening may cause damage to the trainer

or bicycle frame. The clamp handles should be a snug and secure t. Do not force!

Keep away from small children, and keep hands and feet away from spinning rollers and

wheels at all times.

Before use, make sure all bolts and nuts are securely fastened.

• Read all instructions carefully before use. And Keep the manual handy at all times.

• Do NOT use trainer for any other purpose than instructed.

• The trainer is manufactured to precise standards. Disassembling without Minoura’s ap-

proval may void your warranty.

• Minoura offers 1-year limited warranty on the Mag unit and 5-year on the frame.

For more detail, refer the enclosed “Minoura Limited Warranty Policy” card.

IMPORTANT NOTES

You may use the quick release skewer currently on your bicycle, however we recommend

replacing your quick release skewer with the supplied one and keep installing the coupling

protector cap on to the right side coupling of the trainer.

Otherwise the stability will not be guaranteed.

Open the legs fully to get maximum stability.

Remove the coupling protector cap when you use a hub nut type wheel.

We don’t recommend to continue using your own quick release skewer for your safety.

Wipe all oil and moistures out from the rim surface and rollers everytime you use the trainer to

keep necessary brake performance of your bicycle.

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HOW TO SETUP YOUR RDA80 TRAINER

Bike Direction

Insert the left side of the skewer (Q/R lever side) into the left side

coupling, and adjust the rotation of the coupling so the skewer lever

sits securely in the large cut-out (see Fig. E).

This will prevent damage to the skewer during use.

(Fig. A)

Fully open the legs and place RDA80 on a at and horizontal oor.

Conrm all 4 leg points are touching the oor at same time to ensure the maximum stability.

NOTE: If the both legs don’t touch the oor at same time and if one side leg has been

slightly lifted up, pull up another leg upward strongly then place the trainer on the

oor again.

Open both couplings by turning the Left Side Knob (see Fig. B) and the Right Side Hub Handle (see

Fig. C) anti-clockwise.

(Fig. B) (Fig. C)

Left Side Knob Right Side Hub Handle

Install the Mag Resistance Unit on the left side slot

and the Assistant Roller on the right side slot beside

the trainer pillar by the supplied M6x12 bolts.

(see Fig. A)

NOTE: We recommend you to use the

reinforcement plate (SR-13) for installing

the Mag unit. This plate will sandwich

the slot plate from outside for mounting

the heavy Mag unit and giving it extra

stability.

Required Tools: M5 hex wrench

(Fig. D)

NOTE: Do not over-loosen the couplings, otherwise the knob

or the hub handle may become unthreaded inside the

frame.

NOTE: We suggest not using the left side coupling for major ad-

justment. Moving it too much to one side will cause mis-

alignment. The left side coupling is used only to provide

easy intitial adjustment for your hub length. (see Fig. D)

(Fig. E)

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Hold the bike rmly by hand and turn the right side hub handle clockwise until the coupling comes

into contact with the right side skewer nut.

(Fig. F)

Adjust each height of the Mag unit and the assistant

roller to t to your rear wheel perfectly and tighten

the bolts rmly. (see Fig. F)

(Fig. G)

7Adjust the wheel position by checking the double-

circle position indicators on both side.

The best position should be each indicator can be

seen equally, but if your rim is narrow, you should

adjust the wheel position to be a little left (toward

Mag side) to prevent unexpected slippage problem.

NOTE: Note that the left side knob is NOT for

tightening the axle. It is only for pre-

positioning the wheel. Clamping wheel

securely must be done by the right side

Hub Handle.

THE SKEWER NUT PROTECTOR

We strongly recommend you to use the supplied skewer at all times if

your rear wheel is a quick release skewer system. This will guarantee a

t with our couplings and remove any chance of misalignment. (Fig. H)

The right side coupling has a black plastic Skewer Nut Protector (called a “Grommet”). This is to protect

the skewer nut from damage during use.

If your rear wheel is not designed for the quick release skewer and uses a hub nut system, you should re-

move it by inserting a rod or a pen to the hole (see Fig. H) and then lifting up the Grommet.

NOTE: We will NOT guarantee any tting problem or accident caused by using your own skewer

on the trainer.

NOTE: When you use the supplied skewer, you should keep the Grommet on the coupling.

Hole

Each rubber roller is made to contact

the rim ONLY. Contact with the tire may

cause the tire to burst during use.

Skewer Nut Protector (Grommet)

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The Mag unit has 7 different levels of load force, replicating actual riding resistance.

The load settings range from high (H) to low (L) can be adjusted via the side lever on the Magturbo unit or the

lever on the remote shifter lever. You may also adjust the load force by shifting up or down among your gears,

depending on the level desired.

We recommend that you start with a medium to low load force and gradually work up, increasing force as your

muscles warm up.

Increasing Load Force

Decreasing Load Force

To decrease the load force, move the side lever on Mag unit toward the (L)

symbol. (see Fig. M)

Be sure the lowest selection is not zero load, there still be a small level of force.

If your Mag unit is a remote control type, turn the lever on your re,pte shifter

toward the (L) symbol. (see Fig. K)

To increase the load force, move the side lever on the Mag unit toward the (H)

symbol. (see Fig. L)

If your Mag unit is a remote control type, turn the lever on your remote shifter

toward the (H) symbol. (see Fig. K)

(Fig. M)

HOW TO INSTALL THE REMOTE SHIFTER

USING THE MAG RESISTANCE UNIT

(Fig. I) (Fig. J)

1) Wind the band around the handlebar and hook the metal ring to the gutter on the remote shifter base,

then 2) ip up the lever to lock (see Fig. I). If it is loosened, adjust the band tighter.

The soft fabric band is pre-adjusted to t normal 22mm diameter handlebar.

If you need to mount onto an oversized or specially shaped handlebar or stem, adjust the band (see Fig. J).

At this moment, you should slide the guide pin downward to loosen the band for easier work.

(Fig. K)

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The R model has a convenient remote shifter lever. You can install it on the handlebar or stem, then you can

control the resistance level without getting off the bike.

(R model ONLY)

Decrease

Increase

(Fig. L)

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To make any adjustment to the unit, make sure you are off

the bike, and that the trainer has come to a complete stop

and that nothing is still moving.

If you cannot shift to either the lowest (L) or the highest (H) position, the in-

ner wire of the remote shifter cable gets extended and the wire tension becomes

loose. Please adjust the tension with the following steps;

(Fig. O)

TROUBLE SHOOTING YOUR REMOTE SHIFTER UNIT

Set the remote shifter lever at “H” position. Remove the remote shifter

device from the handlebar and straighten the cable.

Remove the plastic Cap located on the bottom of the cable. (see Fig. O)

Hold the adjusting screw with your right hand and push it towards the di-

rection of the outer cable, then adjust the nut with your left hand to make

the wire tension properly.

ABOUT SLIPPAGE PROBLEM

The pateneted roller system used in the rim drive models from Minoura is made to t a wide variety of bi-

cycles and wheels. Therefore, you should expect that sometimes the rollers will slip a little on your rims. This

is completely normal and due to the spring mechanism we use that provides a t with such a large variety of

bicycles and wheels.

If you experience slippage all the time you use the trainer, check the belt tension rst by pushing down the belt

with your nger. The K-16 V-belt will be worn down after long term of use but most reason for the slippage

problem is caused by improper (too much or too less) tension adjustment.

To adjust the belt tension, loosen both upper and lower bolts which hold the pulley arm by an M5 hex wrench,

then pull the arm outward by your hand and tighten the bolts rmly again.

If the V-belt is completely worn down or damaged, replace it.

This work requieres high skill for disassembling and assembling the Mag unit. If you don’t have condence,

please ask to the Minoura dealer where you purchased the trainer.

The instructions manual will come with the replacement V-belt kit, also you can download it from our web site

(http://www.minoura.jp).

Nut Cap

Cable

Tension Adjuster

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