• Model / SKU – HF60BS / 43014.

• Motor – 6.0 HP (peak) heavy-duty motor for sustained high-intensity use.

• Speed Range – 1–25 km/h for walking to sprint intervals.

• Incline – Auto incline 0–25 levels for steep hill simulation.

• Running Surface – 600 × 1600 mm spacious belt for safe stride variety.

• Weight Capacity – 250 kg maximum user weight (heavy-duty support).

• Console – 18.5″ TFT touchscreen for programs, tracking and navigation.

• Deck & Belt – Tire-patterned running belt + automatic lubrication system for low maintenance and grip.

• Monitoring – Built-in heart rate monitoring and comprehensive workout data (calories, pulse, speed, time, distance, fat).

• Frame & Build – Alloy steel construction; item weight ~205 kg for stable performance.

• Dimensions – 222 × 101.5 × 160 cm (D × W × H).

• Warranty – 1 year.

Step 1 — Delivery & Placement
Have the treadmill delivered to the intended room with clearance for its footprint (approx. 222 × 101.5 × 160 cm). Ensure flooring can bear the weight (~205 kg) and clear at least 60 cm behind the unit for safety. Consider using a protective mat.

Step 2 — Unboxing & Parts Check
Unpack carefully with a helper. Verify console, side rails, screws/bolts, safety key/lanyard, power adapter, and any tools provided. Keep packaging until setup is complete.

Step 3 — Assembly
Due to the unit’s size and weight, assembly is recommended with two people. Bolt on the console mast, side rails and any covers per the manual. Tighten bolts to specified torque values. Do not power on until fully assembled.

Step 4 — Power & Safety Key
Plug the AC adapter into a grounded outlet (verify local voltage compatibility). Insert the safety key; the unit will not start without it. Attach the safety lanyard to clothing during workouts.

Step 5 — Initial Testing
Power on and run the console self-check. Start at low speed to verify belt tracking, motor smoothness and console response. Test incline function across its range (0–25) and confirm the touchscreen responds.

Step 6 — Calibration & Tracking
If the console has calibration steps or firmware update prompts, complete them to ensure accurate metrics. Test heart-rate monitoring and ensure all workout display fields (speed, distance, calories, pulse) update correctly.

Step 7 — Moving & Care
If you must move the treadmill, use the transport wheels for small repositioning only. For long moves, disassemble as per manual or hire professional movers. Wipe sweat after workouts to protect electronics and metal surfaces.

Troubleshooting Tips

• Belt slipping or misalignment: power off, adjust tension per manual, then re-test.

• Incline not moving: check power and wiring, then contact service if persistent.

• Unusual noises: inspect for foreign objects, loose bolts or motor issues and stop using until inspected.

The Harley Fitness HF60BS Non-Foldable Treadmill is best for UAE buyers who prioritise heavy-duty performance and stability over compact storage. It’s ideal for:

• Serious runners & athletes who demand high top speeds (25 km/h) and steep incline simulation for interval and hill training.

• Heavier users and larger athletes needing a high weight capacity (250 kg) and a roomy 600×1600 mm deck.

• Home gyms & personal trainers where a permanent, pro-grade treadmill is desired for frequent, intense use.

• Small fitness facilities and hotels needing a durable, low-maintenance treadmill with touchscreen programming.

• Users wanting low-maintenance operation—the automatic lubrication system and robust build reduce ongoing upkeep.

This treadmill is less suited to small apartments where storage is essential; instead, it excels where space and performance are the main priorities.

Q1: Are non-folding treadmills better?
Non-folding treadmills typically offer greater structural rigidity, larger running surfaces and higher weight capacities than folding models. For users prioritising stability, heavy-load training or high top speeds—like those supported by the HF60BS—the non-folding design provides a sturdier platform and longer-term durability.

Q2: Is it worth getting a foldable treadmill instead?
Foldable treadmills suit small spaces and users who need to stow equipment frequently. However, if you need higher motor power, a wider running deck and heavier weight capacity (250 kg), a non-folding treadmill like the HF60BS is generally the better investment for performance and longevity.

Q3: Which treadmill is best for an obese person?
Look for a treadmill with a wide, long deck, high user weight limit and robust motor. The HF60BS’s 600×1600 mm deck, 6.0 HP peak motor and 250 kg capacity make it a strong candidate for heavier users who need safe, stable walking and running options.

Q4: How do you move a non-folding treadmill?
Due to weight and size, moving a non-folding treadmill requires at least two people. Use the integrated transport wheels if present for short repositioning; otherwise, disassemble removable parts where possible and use a trolley or professional relocation service to avoid injury or damage.

Q5: What maintenance does the HF60BS need?
The HF60BS includes an automatic lubrication system that reduces manual upkeep. Still, periodically check belt tension, clean dust and sweat from the motor housing, tighten bolts, and inspect the running belt for wear. Follow the user manual schedule and contact authorised service for major servicing.