Tunturi Elliptical Trainer C4 User Manual

OWNER'S MANUAL  
BETRIEBSANLEITUNG  
MODE D'EMPLOI  
MANUALE D'USO  
MANUAL DEL USUARIO  
HANDLEIDING  
P. 2-8  
C4  
S. 9-15  
P. 16-22  
P. 23-29  
P. 30-36  
P. 37-43  
S. 44-50  
S. 51-57  
BRUKSANVISNING  
KÄYTTÖOHJE  
SERIAL NUMBER  
SERIENNUMMER  
NUMERO DE SERIE  
NUMERO DI SERIE  
SERIENNUMMER  
NÚMERO DE SERIE  
SERIENUMMER  
SARJANUMERO  
 
GB  
OWNER'S MANUAL  
C4  
WELCOME TO THE WORLD  
OF TUNTURI EXERCISING!  
REAR SUPPORT  
Push the stand feet to the rear support ends and  
attach the rear support to the main frame with two  
bolts, washers, locking sleeves and nuts.  
Your choice shows that you really want to invest  
in your well being and condition; it also shows  
you really value high quality and style. With  
Tunturi Fitness Equipment, you’ve chosen a high  
quality, safe and motivating product as your  
training partner. Whatever your goal in training,  
we are certain this is the training equipment  
to get you there. You’ll find information about  
using your exercise equipment and what makes  
for efficient training at Tunturi’s website at  
WWW.TUNTURI.COM.  
ASSEMBLY  
Start by unpacking the equipment. Two people are  
needed for the assembly. Check that you have the  
following parts:  
FRONT FRAME TUBE  
Remove the rubber band from around meter cable  
coming from the frame tube. Attach the meter  
cable to the connector coming from the front  
frame tube. Push the front frame tube inside the  
frame tube: do not damage the meter cable! Attach  
the front frame tube tight to the frame with the  
washers and attachment screws.  
1. Frame  
2. Front support  
3. Rear support  
4. Front frame tube  
5. Arms (2)  
6. Footrests (2)  
7. Meter  
8. Handlebar  
9. Shaft  
10. Assembly kit (contents marked with * in the  
spare part list): keep the assembly tools, as you may  
need them e.g. for adjusting the equipment  
If necessary, please contact your dealer with the  
model, equipment serial no. and spare part no.  
of the missing part. You’ll find a spare part list at  
the back of this guide. The packaging includes a  
silicate bag for absorbing moisture during storage  
and transportation. Please dispose of the bag once  
you have unpacked the equipment. The directions  
left, right, front and back are defined as seen from  
the exercising position. Allow at least 100 cm of  
clearance around the equipment.  
ARMS  
Push the metal shaft through the bracket housing  
of the left arm. Attach now the left arm to the  
front frame tube by pushing the metal shaft  
FRONT SUPPORT  
Attach the front support with transportation  
wheels to the main frame with two bolts, washers,  
locking sleeves and nuts.  
through the opening in the tube. Push the right  
arm on the shaft and lock it by tightening a large  
washer, a locking sleeve and a screw to the both  
ends of the shaft. Tighten the arms using two Allen  
keys. Push the left footrest support forward so that  
you can push the adjustment tube in the front of  
the foot rest support inside the arm tube. Lock the  
adjustment tube with the locking screw. Repeat the  
procedure with the right footrest support.  
NOTE! The European model allows selecting  
adjustment (see Adjusting the footrest supports).  
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in the center of the frame, and the other end into  
the wall socket.  
FOOTRESTS  
Attach the footrests to the position of your choice  
on the pedal shafts with two screws, two washers /  
screw and locking nuts.  
NOTE! The equipment must be connected to a  
grounded wall socket. Do not use extension wires  
when connecting the equipment to the power  
source. Make sure the power cord does not run  
underneath the equipment.  
DANGER: Always switch off the power and  
unplug this appliance from the electrical outlet  
immediately after using.  
WARNING: To reduce the risk of burns, fire,  
electric shock, or injury to persons:  
1) An appliance should never be left unattended  
when plugged in. Unplug from outlet when not in  
use, and before carrying out any maintenance or  
repair procedures.  
2) Do not operate under blanket or other  
combustive material. Excessive heating can occur  
and cause fire, electric shock, or injury to persons.  
METER AND HANDLEBAR  
Remove the two attachment screws at the back  
of the meter and the rubber band holding the  
handlebar pulse cable. Attach the cable coming  
from the front frame tube and the pulse cable  
to the connectors of the meter. After connecting  
the cables, thread them into the front tube. Lead  
the pulse cable out through the hole in the front  
tube. Push the meter into place on top of the front  
frame tube and attach it with the two attachment  
screws: do not damage the meter cable! Attach the  
handlebar to the front frame tube with a clamp,  
four screws and two sleeves / screw.  
ADJUSTING THE FOOTREST SUPPORTS  
(EUROPEAN MODEL)  
Turn the locking knob counterclockwise and pull  
the locking knob out so that the adjusting tube can  
be moved freely up and down. When the height is  
right, let go of the knob. The tube locks into place.  
Tighten the locking knob clockwise.  
NOTE! Always make sure that the locking knob is  
fastened properly before starting to exercise. Adjust  
the footrest support height so that the elliptic  
movement does not strain your ankles.  
EXERCISING  
When you’ve not exercised for a long time,  
you should have your condition checked and  
consult a doctor, if you are over 40, your physical  
condition is poor, you suffer from a chronic illness  
or have health problems, or you have injuries  
to or problems in your muscles. For endurance  
exercising, it’s good to exercise at least 3 times a  
week, but remember for your health that once  
a week is better than not at all. The effects of  
TRANSFORMER  
Before connecting the equipment to a power  
source, make sure that local voltage matches that  
indicated on the type plate: the equipment operates  
at either 230 V or 115 V (North American  
version). Plug the socket end of the transformer  
cord into the connector, just above the rear support  
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OWNER'S MANUAL  
C4  
MEASURING HEART RATE  
exercising will show after just a few weeks. If you’re  
very unfit, start with a 20 minute workout. Once  
your condition improves, you can train for 30-60  
minutes depending on your goal.  
Pulse is measured by sensors in the handlebars.  
Pulse is measured when the user of C4 is touching  
both sensors simultaneously. Reliable pulse  
measurement requires that the skin is constantly  
touching the sensors and that the skin is slightly  
moist. Too dry or too moist skin weakens the  
reliability of hand pulse measurement.  
EXERCISE LEVEL  
The best training to improve your general fitness  
is properly efficient, not too heavy and not too  
easy. It’s good to sweat while working out, but  
important still to be able to talk comfortably. This  
type of exercise is called aerobic or endurance  
exercise and your body produces the required  
energy by burning body fat with the aid of oxygen.  
This in turn leads to a reduction in fat tissue. No  
matter what your goal, you’ll get the best results  
by training at the right level of effort, and the best  
measure is your own heart rate. First find your  
maximum heart rate i.e. where the rate doesn’t  
increase with added effort. If you don’t know your  
maximum heart rate, please use the following  
formula as a guide:  
The C4 meter has a heart rate receiver compatible  
with Polar equipment, so you can also use Polar  
uncoded heart rate transmitter belts for heart  
rate measurement. The transmitter belt may be  
purchased as an accessory.  
TELEMETRIC HEART RATE MEASUREMENT  
The most reliable way of measuring the heart rate  
is telemetric measurement using a transmitter  
belt. If you want to measure your heart rate this  
way during your workout, moisten the grooved  
electrodes on the transmitter belt with saliva or  
water. Fasten the transmitter just below the chest  
with the elastic belt, firmly enough so that the  
electrodes remain in contact with the skin while  
pedaling, but not so tight that normal breathing  
is prevented. If you wear the transmitter and belt  
over a light shirt, moisten the shirt slightly at the  
points where the electrodes touch the shirt. The  
transmitter automatically transmits the heart rate  
reading to the meter up to a Total Counts of about  
1 meter. The heart rate value is displayed in the  
meter. Follow your heart rate during the training.  
208 – 0,7 X AGE  
The maximum varies from person to person. The  
maximum heart rate diminishes on average by one  
point per year. If you belong to one of the risk  
groups mentioned earlier, ask a doctor to measure  
your maximum heart rate for you. We have defined  
three different heart rate zones to help you with  
targeted training.  
BEGINNER  
50-60 % of maximum heart rate  
Also suitable for weight-watchers, convalescents  
and those who haven’t exercised for a long time.  
Three sessions a week of at least a half-hour each  
is recommended. Regular exercise considerably  
improves beginners’ respiratory and circulatory  
performance and you will quickly feel your  
improvement.  
REMARKS ON  
TELEMETRIC MEASUREMENT  
If the electrode surfaces are not moist, the heart  
rate reading will not appear on the display. If the  
electrodes are dry, they must be moistened again.  
Allow the electrodes to warm up properly to  
ensure accurate heart rate measurement. If there  
are several telemetric heart rate measurement  
equipments next to each other, the Total Counts  
between them should be at least 1.5 m. Similarly,  
if there is only one receiver and several transmitters  
in use, only one person with a transmitter should  
be within transmission range. The transmitter is  
switched to an active state only when it is being  
used for measurement. Sweat and other moisture  
can, however, keep the transmitter in an active state  
and waste battery energy. Therefore it is important  
to dry the electrodes carefully after use.  
TRAINER  
60-70 % of maximum heart rate  
Perfect for improving and maintaining fitness.  
Even reasonable effort develops the heart and lungs  
effectively, training for a minimum of 30 minutes  
at least three times a week. To improve your  
condition still further, increase either frequency or  
effort, but not both at the same time!  
ACTIVE TRAINER  
rate  
70-80 % of maximum heart  
Exercise at this level suits only the fittest and  
presupposes long-endurance workouts.  
When selecting training attire, please note  
that some fibers used in clothes (e.g. polyester,  
polyamide) create static electricity, which may  
prevent reliable heart rate measurement.  
Rest is as important as exercise in a fitness program.  
If you for instance exercise conscientiously for  
three weeks, it’s good to make the following week a  
little lighter.  
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10. TOTAL COUNTS / COUNTS/MIN  
This display alternates between Total Counts and  
counts/min (speed).  
Please note that a mobile phone, television and  
other electrical appliances form an electro-magnetic  
field around them, which will cause problems in  
heart rate measurement.  
11. KCAL / HR  
This display alternates between approximate  
energy consumption in kilocalories and heart  
rate. Since people’s capacity to produce energy  
varies, the energy consumption display shows an  
approximation of the real consumption.  
METER  
KEYS AND DISPLAYS  
1. MANUAL  
Allows you to set your effort level with the arrow  
keys during the workout.  
12. SELECTING UNIT  
You can select the unit of weight to be displayed by  
the switch at the back of the meter housing. You  
can select either kg or LB.  
2. ROLLING HILLS  
This program changes the effort levels during  
your workout. The display shows the program  
and the changes in effort. You can choose a profile  
to your liking by pushing the ROLLING HILLS key  
repeatedly or with arrow keys. These programs can  
be saved in the memory of the meter.  
13. TOTAL TRAINING COUNTER  
Press both arrow keys simultaneously and the TIME  
window will present a total training time in hours.  
OPERATING THE METER  
3. HRC INTERVAL  
This program changes the heart rate level during  
your workout. The display shows the program and  
the changes in target HR. You can choose a profile  
to your liking by pushing the HRC INTERVAL key  
repeatedly or with arrow keys. These programs can  
be saved in the memory of the meter.  
NOTE! Protect the meter from direct sunlight, as  
it may damage the liquid crystal display. Do not  
expose the meter to water or severe impacts, as  
these may also damage the meter.  
The meter switches on automatically when the  
cycle is connected to the power source. The display  
gives out a short beep after which all the functions  
are at zero. If you do not press a key, or pedal for  
more than 5 minutes, the meter automatically  
switches off.  
4. TARGET HR  
This program allows you to preset your heart  
rate level, i.e. the resistance is regulated so that  
your heart rate remains at the requested level. If  
the heart rate tends to rise, resistance is reduced  
automatically and vice versa. The set value can be  
changed also during the workout.  
QUICK START  
1. Switch on the meter or press ENTER after  
pressing the RESET key.  
5. RESET  
2. You can adjust the effort level (1-16) with the  
arrow keys, and the columns indicate the chosen  
effort level.  
Press for 2 seconds, RESETs all values.  
6. ENTER  
3. Begin your workout.  
Approves set values and user parameters, activates  
Quick Start-mode after pressing RESET.  
MANUAL  
7. SCAN HOLD  
1. Select the manual function by pressing the  
MANUAL key after the meter has been switched on  
or after pressing the RESET key.  
2. The TIME display will start to flash. Choose the  
desired duration of workout by using the arrow  
keys (10-90 minutes in steps of 5 minutes). Press  
ENTER. The equipment uses this value to calculate  
the duration of the different effort levels during the  
program.  
3. The Total Counts display starts to flash. The  
display reads KG _. Enter your weight by using the  
arrow keys (default value 70 kg). Press ENTER.  
4. Begin your workout.  
5. You can adjust the effort level (1-16) with the  
arrow keys, and the columns indicate the chosen  
effort level.  
The values displayed change at 6-second intervals.  
If you want to monitor any value for a longer  
period, press the SCAN HOLD key, and the display  
will be locked. When you want to view the  
changing values again, press the SCAN HOLD key to  
unlock.  
8. ARROW KEYS  
Used for setting values, increasing or decreasing  
resistance and selecting programs.  
9. TIME / EFFORT (W)  
This display alternates between elapsed time and  
effort in watts.  
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OWNER'S MANUAL  
C4  
ROLLING HILLS PROGRAM  
TARGET HR PROGRAM  
1. Select the ROLLING HILLS program by pressing  
the ROLLING HILLS key after the meter has been  
switched on or after pressing the RESET key.  
2. The various effort levels are indicated by dots  
on the display. By pressing the ROLLING HILLS key  
repeatedly you get the display to show different  
effort profiles (P1 - P4) and you can choose the  
one best suited for you by pressing ENTER.  
3. The TIME display will start to flash. Choose the  
desired duration of workout by using the arrow  
keys (10-180 minutes in steps of 5 minutes, default  
20 minutes). Press ENTER. The equipment uses  
this value to calculate the duration of the different  
effort levels during the program.  
4. The Total Counts display starts to flash. The  
display reads KG _. Enter your weight by using the  
arrow keys (default value 70 kg). Press ENTER.  
5. Begin your workout.  
6. You can adjust the profile effort level with the  
arrow keys (default 100 %), and the columns in  
the display indicate the chosen effort level.  
The TARGET HR program enables training at the  
requested heart rate level. The program requires  
measurement of heart rate.  
1. Select the TARGET HR program by pressing  
TARGET HR after the meter has been switched on or  
after pressing RESET.  
2. The HR display will start to flash. Set the desired  
heart rate value (default 110 bpm) by using the  
arrow keys. Press ENTER. NOTE! The preset value  
can be changed during the training.  
3. The TIME display will start to flash. Choose the  
desired duration of workout by using the arrow  
keys (10-90 minutes in steps of 5 minutes). Press  
ENTER. The equipment uses this value to calculate  
the duration of the different effort levels during the  
program.  
4. The Total Counts display starts to flash. The  
display reads KG _. Enter your weight using the  
arrow keys (default value 70 kg). Press ENTER.  
5. Begin your workout. If the set heart rate value  
seems too strenuous or easy, change the heart rate  
value by using the arrow keys. The columns in the  
display show the present heart rate level.  
HRC INTERVAL PROGRAM  
The HRC INTERVAL program enables training at  
the varying, requested pulse level. The program  
requires measurement of heart rate.  
PAUSE  
The values in a workout that has been interrupted  
are saved in the memory of the meter for 5  
minutes, after which they are RESET. You can restart  
the interrupted exercise by pedaling within 5  
minutes.  
1. Select the HRC INTERVAL program by pressing  
HRC after the meter has been switched on or after  
pressing RESET. The various target HR levels are  
indicated by dots on the display. By pressing the  
HRC key repeatedly you get the display to show  
different profiles (P1 - P4) and you can choose the  
one best suited for you by pressing ENTER.  
2. The TIME display will start to flash. Choose the  
desired duration of workout by using the arrow  
keys (10-180 minutes in steps of 5 minutes, default  
20 minutes). Press ENTER. The device uses this  
value to calculate the duration of the different  
effort levels during the program.  
3. The Total Counts display starts to flash. The  
display reads KG _. Enter your weight by using the  
arrow keys (default value 70 kg). Press ENTER.  
4. Begin your workout. If the pedaling effort  
seems too strenuous or easy, change the preset pulse  
value (default 100 %) by using the arrow keys. The  
columns in the display show the present target HR  
level.  
TRANSPORT AND STORAGE  
Please follow these instructions when carrying  
and moving the equipment about, because lifting  
it incorrectly may strain your back or risk other  
accidents:  
NOTE! Always switch the power off and unplug  
the power cord before you start moving the  
equipment around!  
The device is easy to move by pushing along on the  
integrated transport wheels. Tilt the device from  
the front and push along the floor on the wheels at  
the front support.  
To prevent the equipment malfunctioning, store in  
a dry place with as little temperature variation as  
possible and protected from dust.  
Follow your heart rate during the training and  
especially the heart indicator. The HR light should  
flash in time with your heartbeat. If the indicator  
begins to function in a disturbing fashion (e.g.  
additional beats or abnormal fluctuations), the  
pulse measurement is not functioning properly.  
Stop your workout at once and make sure that you  
have followed all the instructions described in this  
manual about heart rate measurement.  
MAINTENANCE  
The equipment requires very little maintenance.  
Check, however, from time-to-time that all screws  
and nuts are tight.  
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NOTE! The instructions must be followed carefully  
in the assembly, use and maintenance of your  
equipment. The warranty does not cover damage  
due to negligence of the assembly, adjustment  
and maintenance instructions described herein.  
Changes or modifications not expressly approved  
by Tunturi Oy Ltd will void the user’s authority to  
operate the equipment!  
After exercising, clean the equipment with a  
soft, absorbent cloth. Do not use solvents. Sweat  
may cause corrosion: we recommend therefore that  
you protect all metal surfaces outside the plastic  
covers with teflon or car wax.  
Never remove the equipment’s protective casing.  
If the equipment is not used for a period  
of time, the transmission belt may become  
temporarily distorted. This can lead to a sensation  
of slightly uneven pedaling. However, after a few  
minutes of use the effect disappears as the belt  
returns to its original form.  
We wish you many enjoyable trainings with  
your new Tunturi training partner!  
NOTE! If the equipment does not function  
properly during use, contact your Tunturi dealer  
immediately. Always give the model and serial  
number of your equipment. Please state also the  
nature of the problem, conditions of use and  
purchase date. Despite continuous quality control,  
defects and malfunctions caused by individual  
components may occur in the equipment. In most  
cases it’s unnecessary to take the whole equipment  
in for repair, as it’s usually sufficient to replace the  
defective part.  
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS  
Length.........................  
Width .........................  
Height.........................  
Weight ........................  
130cm  
61 cm  
156 cm  
61 kg  
All Tunturi models meet the requirements of  
the EU’s EMC Directives on electromagnetic  
compatibility (89/336/EEC) and electrical  
equipment designed for use within certain voltage  
limits (73/23/EEC). This product therefore carries  
the CE label.  
The North American versions (115 V) comply  
with FCC requirements on electromagnetic  
compatibility and are accordingly marked with  
the FCC label. The North American versions also  
comply with the following safety standards: UL  
1647 and CSA C 22.2 No. 68-92.  
All Tunturi crosstrainers meet EN precision and  
safety standards (Class A, EN-957).  
Due to our continuous policy of product  
development, Tunturi reserves the right to change  
specifications without notice.  
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C4  
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1
2
3
4
5
103 7040  
173 7011  
173 7012  
533 7041  
103 7041  
Base frame  
1
1
46 M5x10 DIN 7985  
47 203 7028  
Screw  
4
Chain cover, left  
Chain cover, right  
Turning plate cover  
Front foot  
Fix handlebar (incl.48,83,84) 1  
1
48 403 7032  
Pulse grip unit (incl.49)  
Spring knob, EUR  
Screw, USA  
2
2
2
4
1
2
4
3
1
1
1
4
4
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
*50 653 7023  
1
* - 653 7032  
*6 M8x90 DIN 603  
533 7042  
Screw  
4
*51 653 7030  
Screw  
7
Front foot cover  
Washer  
2
52 503 7017  
Sensor bracket  
Screw  
*8 M8 DIN 137A  
*9 M8 DIN 127  
*10 M8 DIN 1587  
11 103 7042  
10  
16  
4
53 Mx12 DIN 7985  
54 523 409 85  
55 17 DIN 417  
56 343 7020  
Spring washer  
Cap nut  
Bearing  
Clip C17 <ID 15.7mm>  
Axle for pulley  
Pulley (incl. 80)  
Safe bracket  
Rear foot  
1
12 533 7051  
Rear foot cover  
Sensor wire  
2
57 263 7007  
13 403 7033  
1
58 503 7011  
14 403 7035  
Cable set  
1
59 M6x18 DIN 933  
60 M6 DIN 985  
61 513 7001  
Screw  
15 403 7034  
Servo motor  
1
Nylock nut  
16 M8x25 ISO 7380  
17 513 7016  
Screw  
2
Bracket (incl. 54, 55)  
Carge spring  
Macgnetic bow bracket  
Upright tube, (incl. 36)  
Screw  
1
62 643 7001  
19 203 7025  
1
63 523 7014  
Spacer sleeve  
*20 653 7029  
6
64 M6x14 DIN 933  
65 373 7006  
Screw  
21 523 9006  
Bearing  
8
Magnetic bow  
Screw  
22 103 7043  
Pedal tube, right (incl. 21)  
Washer  
1
66 M8x52 DIN 931  
67 M8 DIN 985  
68 223 7005  
23 M8 DIN 125  
24 M8x20 ISO 7380  
25 363 7005  
2
Nylock nut  
Screw  
4
Metal wire  
Pedal, pair (incl. 35)  
Screw  
1
69 M6x10 DIN 7985  
70 643 7002  
Screw  
*26 M6x60 DIN 603  
*27 M6 DIN 125  
*28 M6 DIN 127  
*29 653 7022  
4
Spring  
Washer  
11  
8
71 403 7020 EU  
Mains cable/transformer  
Mains cable/transformer  
Mains cable/transformer  
Mains cable/transformer  
Mains cable/transformer  
Flywheel (incl.73-75,77,78)  
Bearing  
Spring washer  
Knob dawl  
-
-
-
-
403 7020 GB  
403 7020 USA  
403 7020 JPN  
403 7020 AUS  
4
30 203 7037  
Swivel tube, EUR (incl. 21)  
Swivel tube, USA (incl. 21)  
Washer  
2
-
203 7029  
2
31 653 7025  
32 343 7022  
33 533 7043  
34 103 7044  
36 533 7044  
*37 503 7015  
38 343 7019  
39 203 7026  
2
72 303 7002  
Pedal tube shaft  
End cap  
2
73 523 504 84  
74 343 7021  
2
Flywheel axle  
Clip C12 <ID 11.1mm>  
Belt  
Pedal tube, left (incl 21)  
Plug axle support  
Fix handlebar bracket  
Axle support  
1
75 12 DIN 471  
76 443 7003  
6
1
77 M10 DIN 125  
78 653 7026  
Washer  
1
3/8” Wh nut  
Turning pedal, right  
Magnet  
Handle bar, RH, EUR  
Handle bar, RH, USA  
1
79 433 7007  
-
203 7030  
1
80 403 7017  
(incl. 36,40,42,43)  
2
81 433 7008  
Turning pedal, left  
Screw  
40 533 7045  
41 203 7027  
Plastic insert  
82 M8x16 DIN 933  
83 533 7046  
Handle bar, LH, EUR  
Handle bar, LH, USA  
(incl. 36,40,42,43)  
Handle grip, pair  
1
1
Fix handlebar end cap  
Fix handlebar grip  
Screw  
-
203 7031  
84 213 7009  
85 M6x15 DIN 7985  
86 M6 DIN 985  
87 503 7018  
42 213 7008  
43 533 7047  
*44 M8 DIN 440  
45 233 7015  
45a 423 7057  
45b 173 1065  
2
2
2
1
1
1
6
Nylock nut  
Handlebar end cap  
Washer M8 OD 28mm  
Computer (incl. 45a, 45b)  
Membrane  
Keep back bracket  
Spring bracket  
Washer  
88 503 7019  
89 533 7052  
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-
-
423 7052  
553 7006  
583 7010  
Lable set  
Meter lower cover  
Assembly kit (incl *)  
Owner’s manual  
-
M3x8 DIN 7504 M Screw  
58  
 
C4  
43  
84  
49  
42  
51  
45a  
28  
47  
48  
45  
45b  
20  
42  
9
44  
36  
14  
89  
36  
43  
27  
36  
83  
37  
41  
40  
46  
50  
39  
38  
50 US A model  
19  
36  
36  
7
36  
30  
89  
21  
44  
9
6
16  
21  
31  
9
14  
8
50  
5
26  
50 US A model  
40  
33  
14  
24  
35  
9
23  
21  
20  
31  
9
30  
21  
8
32  
27  
28  
29  
32  
2
21  
1
33  
26  
34  
25  
21  
71  
8
9
3
10  
8
9
8
16  
12  
4
27  
29  
9
21  
28  
10  
6
22  
9
11  
24  
21  
23  
69  
14  
75  
55  
54  
78  
87  
54  
77  
61  
62  
69  
82  
74  
53  
72  
73  
9
1
88  
54  
73  
75  
77  
55  
85  
78  
81  
27  
64  
13  
65  
52  
63  
54  
17  
55  
60  
58  
56  
80  
76  
59  
70  
69  
79  
15  
57  
68  
65  
67  
82  
66  
59  
 
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P.O.BOX 750, FIN-20361  
Turku, Finland  
Tel. +358 (0)2 513 31  
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