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The Kettler Giro P is a hometrainer with a width of 540 millimeters, depth of 950 millimeters, and height of 1370 millimeters. It offers various training displayed parameters including distance, expected final score, heart rate, and speed. The hometrainer features optional heart rate measurement through a chest belt or an ear sensor. For easy mobility, it comes equipped with transport wheels. The maximum user weight for the Kettler Giro P is 130 kilograms, ensuring it can accommodate a wide range of users. The flywheel weight is 9000 grams, contributing to smooth and consistent pedaling motion during workouts. To provide optimal comfort, the saddle of the hometrainer offers horizontal adjustment, allowing users to find their preferred seating position. The Kettler Giro P is designed to deliver a reliable and effective workout experience. Its sturdy construction and premium materials ensure long-lasting durability. Overall, the Kettler Giro P hometrainer provides the essential features for a satisfying indoor cycling workout. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for home use without compromising on performance. With adjustable saddle positioning and multiple training parameters, users can customize their workouts and monitor their progress. The option for heart rate measurement adds an extra level of detail and accuracy to training sessions. Additionally, the inclusion of transport wheels allows for easy transportation and storage when not in use. Whether you're looking to enhance your cardiovascular fitness or train for a specific goal, the Kettler Giro P offers a reliable and versatile solution.
| Brand | Kettler |
| Model | Giro P | 07631-000 |
| Product | hometrainer |
| EAN | 4001397348610 |
| Language | English |
| Filetype | User manual (PDF) |
| Width | 540 mm |
| Depth | 950 mm |
| Height | 1370 mm |
| Flywheel weight | 9000 g |
| Training displayed parameters | Distance, expected final score, Heart rate, Speed |
| Optional heart rate measurement | Chest belt, Ear sensor |
| Transport wheels | Yes |
| Maximum user weight | 130 kg |
| Drive system | V-belt |
| Saddle adjustment | Horizontal |
Can't find the answer to your question in the manual? You may find the answer to your question in the FAQs about the Kettler Giro P below.
As an adult, it is recommended to do moderately intensive exercise for at least 2.5 hours per week. Preferably spread over several days.
As a rule of thumb for your maximum heart rate, you can use 220 minus your age.
The Kettler Giro P has a height of 1370 mm.
The Kettler Giro P has a width of 540 mm.
The Kettler Giro P has a depth of 950 mm.
To adjust the resistance on your Kettler Giro P hometrainer, locate the resistance knob or button on the console or handlebars. Turn the knob clockwise to increase the resistance and counterclockwise to decrease it. Experiment with different resistance levels to find the one that best suits your workout intensity.
To set up the seat height on your Kettler Giro P hometrainer, stand next to the bike and adjust the seat post so that it aligns with your hip bone. Make sure the seat is secure and at a comfortable height for your cycling motion. Take a few test pedals to ensure proper leg extension during the workout.
On the Kettler Giro P hometrainer, the console will display various workout statistics. To view these, press the appropriate button or navigate through the menu using the control panel. Look for options like "Distance," "Speed," and "Time" to access and monitor your workout data.
When using the Kettler Giro P hometrainer, it is generally recommended to position your hands on the handlebars in a relaxed and comfortable manner. Avoid excessive gripping or leaning on the handlebars. Maintain a natural hand position that allows for a proper cycling posture and prevents unnecessary strain.
To adjust the pedal straps on your Kettler Giro P hometrainer, start by placing your feet in the pedals. Then, pull the strap over the top of your foot and secure it tightly. Ensure the straps are snug but not too restrictive, allowing for comfortable and secure foot placement during your workout.
Yes, the Kettler Giro P displays the user's heart rate during the training. This is helpful for users who want to monitor their heart rate and track their fitness progress.
Yes, the Kettler Giro P can measure heart rate using an ear sensor. This provides users with the option to monitor their heart rate in a convenient and comfortable way.
Yes, the Kettler Giro P has transport wheels. This makes it easy for users to move the hometrainer around and store it in a convenient location.
Yes, the saddle of the Kettler Giro P can be adjusted horizontally. This allows users to find the most comfortable position for their workout and ensure proper alignment during training sessions.
Yes, the manual of the Kettler Giro P is available in English .
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Number of questions: 7The hometrainer Kettler Giro P can only be used in one mode with almost no resistance. How can I solve this issue?
This message has been automatically translatedHello, I have the Giro P, manufactured in 2012, which is naturally little used, and now that spring is coming, I have realized that the counter and load motor are not working. The display is lit up.
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This message has been automatically translatedResistance is not changing and don’t know if its an issue with the computer or the bike?
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