| Product Type: | Stationary Exercise Bike |
| Brand: | Free Spirit |
| Description: |
Free Spirit brand is only available from Sears.
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| Product Type: | Stationary Exercise Bike |
| Brand: | Free Spirit |
| Description: |
Free Spirit brand is only available from Sears.
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I have never been dissappointed buying anything from Sears. They always stand behind their products. This should keep me off the couch for awhile. Quiet enough so that I can still watch TV.
Free Spirit model 30077 came without any assembly instructions or user manual.
You are not the only one, who ordered this machine without a manual. It did come with a book with about 10 pages all the same with a warning... =(
your not the only one.....got a free sprit ellipical trainer without a manual also.
I bought a used upright free spirit exercise bike but I find that the lowest tension is still very demanding. The bike didn't come with a manual so i was thinking maybe there's something I'm doing wrong? There should be a setting that doesn't feel like I'm constantly going uphill...
Has anyone found a solution for reducing the tension on the bicycle so that it doen't always feel like you are travelling uphill?
My problem is that although the load levels change on the console the load seems to be the same at L1 as it is at L10. Anyone else have this problem and find a resolution
Totally I am with you - wtf is wrong with this machine!!! L1 is the same as L10 and my fn knees are killing me - I've tried everything - any answers out there would be appreciated - manual tells me nothing.
PO in Canada
Most likely the gears inside the bike are stripped.
I have a 703 with a similiar prob - opened it up - the CHEAP plastic gears are stripped on one of the plastic cogs that control the load/resistacne - garbage! - this high load stuff should be made of brass or some other hard METAL alloy. Now I am trying to find parts/service - I am off warranty