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MAG-500 series instructions manualMAG-500 series instructions manual
MAG-500 series instructions manual
MAG-500 series instructions manualMAG-500 series instructions manual
F-1
F-9
F-4
LM-1
LM-6
LM-2
MF-3
LM-9
LM-10
M5-1
LM-8
F-7
M5-2
M5-3
HF-4
LM-3
LM-7
LM-4 / LM-5
F-1 : Coupling (Right) LM-1 : Flywheel Cover (white)
F-4 : Coupling Cover (move side) LM-2 : Flywheel Side Inner Case
F-7 : Hub Handle (3/8” thread) LM-3 : Mag Side Inner Case
F-9 : Skewer Nut Protector (Grommet) LM-4 : Dial Outer Cover
HF-4 : Rubber Frame Cap (35mm) LM-5 : Remote Outer Cover
M5-1: MAG-500 Main Frame LM-6 : Flywheel (500g)
M5-2: Rubber Foot Cap (28.6mm) LM-7 : Alloy Rotor
M5-3: Pressure Plate LM-8 : Axle w/ Bearings
MF-3 : Mirco Adjust Knob Set LM-9 : Connection Plate
LM-10 : Base Plate
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IMPORTANT NOTES
• Read all instructions including the back page of the POP card board carefully• Read all instructions including the back page of the POP card board carefully
• Read all instructions including the back page of the POP card board carefully
• Read all instructions including the back page of the POP card board carefully• Read all instructions including the back page of the POP card board carefully
before use.before use.
before use.
before use.before use.
• Some assembly required.• Some assembly required.
• Some assembly required.
• Some assembly required.• Some assembly required.
• Keep the manual handy at all times.• Keep the manual handy at all times.
• Keep the manual handy at all times.
• Keep the manual handy at all times.• Keep the manual handy at all times.
• Do NOT use trainer for any other purpose than instructed.• Do NOT use trainer for any other purpose than instructed.
• Do NOT use trainer for any other purpose than instructed.
• Do NOT use trainer for any other purpose than instructed.• Do NOT use trainer for any other purpose than instructed.
• The trainer is manufactured to precise standards. You may not disassemble• The trainer is manufactured to precise standards. You may not disassemble
• The trainer is manufactured to precise standards. You may not disassemble
• The trainer is manufactured to precise standards. You may not disassemble• The trainer is manufactured to precise standards. You may not disassemble
or rebuild it.or rebuild it.
or rebuild it.
or rebuild it.or rebuild it.
• "Magturbo" is the trademarks of Minoura Co.,Ltd. and may not be copied.• "Magturbo" is the trademarks of Minoura Co.,Ltd. and may not be copied.
• "Magturbo" is the trademarks of Minoura Co.,Ltd. and may not be copied.
• "Magturbo" is the trademarks of Minoura Co.,Ltd. and may not be copied.• "Magturbo" is the trademarks of Minoura Co.,Ltd. and may not be copied.
WARNINGS
Use two-wheeled bicycles only. Tandems may be used if balanced correctly.Use two-wheeled bicycles only. Tandems may be used if balanced correctly.
Use two-wheeled bicycles only. Tandems may be used if balanced correctly.
Use two-wheeled bicycles only. Tandems may be used if balanced correctly.Use two-wheeled bicycles only. Tandems may be used if balanced correctly.
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Replace your quick release skewer to the supplied one and install the supplied couplingReplace your quick release skewer to the supplied one and install the supplied coupling
Replace your quick release skewer to the supplied one and install the supplied coupling
Replace your quick release skewer to the supplied one and install the supplied couplingReplace your quick release skewer to the supplied one and install the supplied coupling
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protector cap onto the right side coupling when you use the trainer. Otherwise the stabil-protector cap onto the right side coupling when you use the trainer. Otherwise the stabil-
protector cap onto the right side coupling when you use the trainer. Otherwise the stabil-
protector cap onto the right side coupling when you use the trainer. Otherwise the stabil-protector cap onto the right side coupling when you use the trainer. Otherwise the stability will not be guaranteed.ity will not be guaranteed.
ity will not be guaranteed.
ity will not be guaranteed.ity will not be guaranteed.
Remove the coupling protector cap when you use your own quick release skewer.Remove the coupling protector cap when you use your own quick release skewer.
Remove the coupling protector cap when you use your own quick release skewer.
Remove the coupling protector cap when you use your own quick release skewer.Remove the coupling protector cap when you use your own quick release skewer.
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Remove all oils and moisture from the drive roller and the tire before use.Remove all oils and moisture from the drive roller and the tire before use.
Remove all oils and moisture from the drive roller and the tire before use.
Remove all oils and moisture from the drive roller and the tire before use.Remove all oils and moisture from the drive roller and the tire before use.
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Keep both hands on handlebars at all times and maintain a normal riding position.Keep both hands on handlebars at all times and maintain a normal riding position.
Keep both hands on handlebars at all times and maintain a normal riding position.
Keep both hands on handlebars at all times and maintain a normal riding position.Keep both hands on handlebars at all times and maintain a normal riding position.
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Check the couplings supporting the rear hub for damage and cracksCheck the couplings supporting the rear hub for damage and cracks
Check the couplings supporting the rear hub for damage and cracks
Check the couplings supporting the rear hub for damage and cracksCheck the couplings supporting the rear hub for damage and cracks
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(see Fig. A). Accidents may occur from cracked or damaged cou-(see Fig. A). Accidents may occur from cracked or damaged cou-
(see Fig. A). Accidents may occur from cracked or damaged cou-
(see Fig. A). Accidents may occur from cracked or damaged cou-(see Fig. A). Accidents may occur from cracked or damaged couplings.plings.
plings.
plings.plings.
When using the trainer, place it on a flat surface for safe train-When using the trainer, place it on a flat surface for safe train-
When using the trainer, place it on a flat surface for safe train-
When using the trainer, place it on a flat surface for safe train-When using the trainer, place it on a flat surface for safe train-
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ing.ing.
ing.
ing.ing.
Do not over tighten the hub-clamp handles. Over-tightening may cause damage to theDo not over tighten the hub-clamp handles. Over-tightening may cause damage to the
Do not over tighten the hub-clamp handles. Over-tightening may cause damage to the
Do not over tighten the hub-clamp handles. Over-tightening may cause damage to theDo not over tighten the hub-clamp handles. Over-tightening may cause damage to the
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trainer or bicycle frame. The clamp handles should be a snug and secure fit. Do nottrainer or bicycle frame. The clamp handles should be a snug and secure fit. Do not
trainer or bicycle frame. The clamp handles should be a snug and secure fit. Do not
trainer or bicycle frame. The clamp handles should be a snug and secure fit. Do nottrainer or bicycle frame. The clamp handles should be a snug and secure fit. Do not
force!force!
force!
force!force!
(Fig. A)
Before use, make sure all bolts and nuts are securely fastened.Before use, make sure all bolts and nuts are securely fastened.
Before use, make sure all bolts and nuts are securely fastened.
Before use, make sure all bolts and nuts are securely fastened.Before use, make sure all bolts and nuts are securely fastened.
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Keep away from small children, and keep hands and feet away from spinning rollers andKeep away from small children, and keep hands and feet away from spinning rollers and
Keep away from small children, and keep hands and feet away from spinning rollers and
Keep away from small children, and keep hands and feet away from spinning rollers andKeep away from small children, and keep hands and feet away from spinning rollers and
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wheels at all times.wheels at all times.
wheels at all times.
wheels at all times.wheels at all times.
Open the legs fully to get maximum stability.Open the legs fully to get maximum stability.
Open the legs fully to get maximum stability.
Open the legs fully to get maximum stability.Open the legs fully to get maximum stability.
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How To Setup Your MAG-500 Trainer
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5
Open the frame support legs and fit the rubber feet at the correct angle so the base is in full contact with the floor. Do NOT
remove the round metal plates from inside the rubber feet when fitting.
NOTE: If the both legs don’t touch the floor at same time and if one side of the leg is still being lifted up slightly, pull
up the leg upward strongly then place the trainer on the floor again.
Open both couplings by turning the right side hub handle (see Fig. B) anti-clockwise.
Do not over-loosen the couplings, otherwise the knob or the hub handle may become
unthreaded inside the frame.
Insert the left side of the skewer (quick release lever side) into the left side coupling,
and adjust the rotation of the coupling so the skewer lever sits securely in the large cutout (see Fig. C). This will prevent damage to the skewer during use.
Hold the bike firmly by hand and turn the hub handle clockwise until the coupling
comes into contact with the right side skewer nut.
Apply the Mag unit to the tire by lifting up it temporally to know the wheel position.
If the tire touches either left or right side platic housing of the Mag unit (see Fig. D),
you must adjust the Mag unit position by loosening two bolts beneath the Mag unit.
Do not forget to tighten the bolts firmly after adjusting.
(Fig. B)
(Fig. C)
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Turn the micro adjust knob clockwise to bring the drive roller into contact with the rear
tire. If the tire is compressed about 3mm by the roller, stop turning the knob.
WARNING: Too much or too little contact between the tire and the roller
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can cause premature tire wear and possibly damage the drive roller.
(Fig. D)
Using The Mag Unit
The Magturbo unit has 7 different levels of load force, replicating actual riding resistance.
The load settings range from high (H) to low (L) and can be adjusted via the white lever on the Magturbo unit or the lever on the thumb
shifter device. The rider may also adjust the load force by shifting up or down among his 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 muscled warm up.
Increasing Load ForceIncreasing Load Force
Increasing Load Force
Increasing Load ForceIncreasing Load Force
To increase the load force, move the white lever on the Mag unit toward the “H” symbol.
(see Fig. E)
If your Mag unit is a remote control type, turn the lever on your thumb shifter device
toward the “H” symbol.
(see Fig. G)
HH
H
HH
(Fig. E)
Decreasing Load ForceDecreasing Load Force
Decreasing Load Force
Decreasing Load ForceDecreasing Load Force
To decrease the load force, move the white lever on Mag unit toward the “L” symbol.
(see Fig. F)
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 thumb shifter device
toward the “L” symbol.
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LL
L
LL
(Fig. F)
You must not be riding the trainer when you are adjusting theYou must not be riding the trainer when you are adjusting the
You must not be riding the trainer when you are adjusting the
You must not be riding the trainer when you are adjusting theYou must not be riding the trainer when you are adjusting the
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white lever on the Mag unit for load force. Make sure all partswhite lever on the Mag unit for load force. Make sure all parts
white lever on the Mag unit for load force. Make sure all parts
white lever on the Mag unit for load force. Make sure all partswhite lever on the Mag unit for load force. Make sure all parts
have stopped spinning. Do not try to adjust the lever with yourhave stopped spinning. Do not try to adjust the lever with your
have stopped spinning. Do not try to adjust the lever with your
have stopped spinning. Do not try to adjust the lever with yourhave stopped spinning. Do not try to adjust the lever with your
feet while riding.feet while riding.
feet while riding.
feet while riding.feet while riding.
HOW TO INSTALL THE REMOTE LEVER
You can install the remote lever on anywhere the diameter is between 22.2mm (7/8”) and 31.8mm (1-1/4”) like as on the handlebar.
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2
Fully loosen the knob bolt on the plastic holder until it stops then push down the bolt to open the holder. (see Fig. H)
Place the holder onto the handlebar, shut the holder, and pull up the bolt then tighten it. (see Fig. I)
Shim
(Fig. H)
Depends on the diameter of your handlebar, you must adjust the shim as follows;
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• 22.2mm (7/8”) - 25.4mm (1”):Install both shims.
• 28.6mm (1-1/8”): Install either right or left side shim.
• 31.8mm (1-1/4”): Remove both shims.
When you install the shim on the plastic holder, make sure the direction of the shim as shown in Fig. J.
(Fig. I)
(Fig. G)
(Fig. J)
Trouble Shooting Your Remote Shifter Unit
If you cannot shift to either the lowest “L” or the highest “H” position, it is possible that the inner wire of the remote shifter cable is too
long and the wire tension is loose. If so, please adjust the tension with the following steps;
Nut Plastic Cap
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3
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. K)
Hold the adjusting screw with your right hand and push it towards the direction of
the outer cable, then adjust the nut with your left hand to make the wire tension
properly.
Cable
Wire Tension
Adjusting Screw
(Fig. K)
For More Information
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