• Model: Kettler Giro C3 Classic

• Drive & Brake: Ribbed belt drive with induction (motor-controlled magnetic) brake system

• Flywheel Mass: 8 kg for smooth pedalling

• Resistance Levels: 15 electronically controlled levels via console

• Training Programs: 10 varied programs (6 profiles + user-configurable per user)

• User Profiles: Storage for 4 users + 1 guest; saves personal training data

• Display: 117 × 86 mm LCD; shows time, speed, distance, rpm, heart rate, calories, performance

• Pulse Measurement: Hand pulse sensors + chest strap compatibility (chest strap status varies by SKU)

• Adjustability: Quick seat height adjustment; horizontal and tilt seat adjustment

• Comfort & Access: Low step-in frame, comfortable fitness seat, self-urping pedals with straps

• Extras: Tablet holder, transport wheels, floor levellers, KettMaps app compatibility via head-tracking

• Dimensions (L×W×H): 105 × 60 × 136 cm

• Max User Weight: 130 kg

• Power Supply: 230 V mains

• Construction: Class HB (DIN EN 957)

Overview: This guide helps you unpack, assemble, set up user profiles and maintain the Kettler Giro C3 Classic for safe, effective training.

Step 1 — Unbox & check contents (10–15 minutes)
Open the package on a flat surface. Verify main frame, console, pedals, seat, seat post, foot levellers, mounting hardware, tools and quick-start guide. Keep packaging materials until assembly and testing are complete.

Step 2 — Position the bike (5 minutes)
Place the bike on a stable, flat surface near a 230 V outlet, leaving at least 60 cm clearance behind and 100 cm in front for safe mounting and dismounting. Use the floor levellers to stabilise the unit on uneven surfaces.

Step 3 — Attach handlebars, seat and pedals (15–25 minutes)
Insert and secure the seat post; set the seat height and horizontal position roughly to user specifications. Tighten the seat clamp and test for movement. Mount the pedals (observe left vs right threads) and ensure straps are secured. Fit the handlebars and tighten all fasteners to manufacturer torque recommendations.

Step 4 — Install console & power (5–10 minutes)
Mount the 117 × 86 mm LCD console and connect the console cable to the frame. Plug the power supply into 230 V mains and switch on. The console should run an initial check and display basic metrics.

Step 5 — Configure user profiles & programs (10–15 minutes)
Use the central rotary and push control to create up to 4 user profiles and set personal data (age, weight, etc.). Test each of the 10 training programs, and trial the pulse-controlled program with hand sensors or a paired chest strap where available.

Step 6 — First ride & adjustments (5–10 minutes)
Start with a 5–10 minute warm-up in manual mode. Confirm saddle height and reach; adjust seat tilt/horizontal position as needed. Practice changing resistance levels to confirm smooth response across the 15 levels.

Troubleshooting & maintenance

• Console won’t power: Check AC connection and fuse; confirm outlet is live.

• Wobble or instability: Re-check floor levellers and tighten all frame bolts.

• Noise during pedalling: Inspect belt tension and flywheel area; tighten loose screws.

• Heart-rate reading incorrect: Re-seat hand sensors, re-pair chest strap if used.
  Periodic maintenance: wipe sweat-resistant housing, check bolts monthly, and keep drivetrain area dust-free for long service life.

Q1: What are the features of the Kettler Giro C3?
The Giro C3 features an 8 kg flywheel, motor-controlled magnetic (induction) brake with 15 resistance levels, and an LCD console that shows time, speed, distance, rpm, heart rate and calories. It stores 4 user profiles + 1 guest, offers 10 training programs (including pulse-controlled modes), and includes convenience features such as a tablet holder, transport wheels and floor levellers. The low step-in frame, adjustable seat and strap pedals provide comfortable, stable workouts for a broad range of users.

Q2: Is the Kettler Giro C3 good for home use?
Yes. Built to Class HB (DIN EN 957) standards with a compact footprint (105 × 60 × 136 cm), the Giro C3 is intended for home and light-commercial use. It combines stable construction, user memory for multiple profiles, multiple training modes and accessible ergonomics (low step-in and seat adjustments), making it well suited for domestic environments, apartments and small studios where reliable cardio training is needed.

Q3: Does the Kettler Giro C3 come with a chest strap?
Chest strap inclusion can vary by distributor and SKU. The Giro C3 supports chest-strap heart-rate monitoring via the console’s ANT+/compatible interface, while integrated hand pulse sensors provide basic heart-rate feedback. Check the Sea-Wonders product listing or included accessories to confirm whether a chest strap is boxed with your specific unit or offered as an optional accessory.

Q4: How many training programs does the Giro C3 offer?
The bike provides 10 training programs in total, comprising 6 pre-configured profile programs and one freely configurable profile per stored user. Programs include manual, interval and pulse-oriented modes. The console also supports training-object preselection (time/distance/calories) and a recovery test to assess fitness improvements over time.

Q5: What is the maximum user weight and dimensions of the bike?
The Giro C3 supports a maximum user weight of 130 kg. Its set-up dimensions are approximately 105 cm (L) × 60 cm (W) × 136 cm (H). Transport wheels and floor levellers help position and stabilise the unit on different floors commonly found across UAE homes.