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02_INTRODUCTION
RIZER is a device that improves your home training. This
device lets your bicycle tilt in order to replicate the gradient
of the road you're on and lets the handlebar rotate, so
working out at home is akin to cycling outdoors.
RIZER lets you simulate negative gradients up to -10% and
positive up to 20%.
Another important feature is the ability to steer your
handlebar. RIZER features a fork support so you can rotate
the handlebar, an elastic system that drags the handlebar
back to its central position. Moreover, there's also a sensor
measuring the steering angle value, which is then sent to
the software for an even more immersive simulation.
RIZER can be used and/or configured via the keyboard
on its top part (Ref. Y) or via a control app. Note: some
functions / configurations are only available via the app.
Here's a list of the features that can be configured via the
app:
- creating and configuring profiles: profiles allow for an
even more accurate simulation even with different bikes
and/or users.
- adjusting zero level: this option lets you accurately set
the RIZER so it's perfectly horizontal when simulating a flat
surface.
. adjusting max or minimum gradient: you can set a limit
to max or minimum gradient depending on the cyclist's
needs. For instance, I don't feel confident when RIZER
simulates any gradient above 15%. Or when at -10% the
crank touches the floor.
YOU CAN FIND all the features that can be configured in the
"User profiles" and "Advanced Settings" paragraph.
03_CONTROL APP
Elite developed a dedicated app to make it easier to
configure the RIZER.
You don't need to use this app for the RIZER to work,
though it contains a series of configurations to better
address the user's needs.
The app is called RIZER and is available on the App Store
(iOS) and Google Play (Android).
elitecy.com/launch-rizer-app-store
elitecy.com/launch-rizer-google-play
There are two ways to use the control app:
- during training, where you can display the current gradient
simulated by the RIZER to change mode and/or gradient.
- to configure the RIZER, by accessing all of its parameters.
04_FIRST INSTALLATION
Please complete the following operations to use the RIZER
device:
- install the bike on the RIZER;
- match up home trainer and RIZER.
The RIZER is now ready for use.
The RIZER also features more configurations for a more
complete use; you can check them out by reading this
manual.
BICYCLE ON THE RIZER FOR THE INSTALLATION
1) Install the bicycle on a RIZER-compatible home trainer.
2) Place the RIZER on a flat surface and operate on the
adjustable feet by raising or lowering them as needed (Pic.
1).
Connect the power supply and wait for the RIZER to conduct
the zeroing procedure. The cursor will begin moving
downwards and set itself about halfway on the vertical tube
4) Insert the adapters in the RIZER fork support, choose
them based on the diameter of the front wheel pin.
- Quick Release Adapter (Ref. B - Pic. 2)
- Thru-axle Adapter 12x100mm (Ref. C - Pic. 3)
- Thru-axle Adapter 15x100mm (Ref. D - Pic. 4)
- Thru-axle Adapter 15x110mm (Ref. E - Pic. 5)
5) Remove the front wheel of the bicycle and place the
RIZER in front of the fork.
Installation on a Bicycle with Quick Release.
6) Insert the quick release provided (Ref. F) on the RIZER
wheel support (Pic. 6).
7) Place the bicycle on the RIZER by laying the dropouts of
the front wheel on the adapters. (Pic. 7)
Firmly and properly tighten the quick release. The pressure
obtained must allow for the dropouts of the bicycle to
remain locked onto the RIZER.
Installation on Bicycle with thru-axle.
6) Place the bicycle on the RIZER, lining up the front
dropouts with the holes of the adapter on the RIZER. (Pics
8-9)
7) Insert the thru-axle through the fork and the adapters on
the RIZER. (Pic. 10)
Firmly secure the thru-axle making sure it's properly
tightened. The pressure obtained must allow the dropouts
to remain locked onto the RIZER.
9) Make sure the RIZER is properly centered by pulling the
front feet towards the bicycle until the end position (Pic.
11).
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