Probable Cause
- Stabilizer footpads not adjusted correctly.
- The floor surface is not level.
- Wheel(s) damaged.
- Frame damaged.
Corrective Action
- Adjust footpads.
- Position exercise bike upon a level surface.
- Replace damaged wheel(s).
- Replace frame.
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