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MATRIX / UPPER BODY CYCLE
Upper body cycles.
More ways
to train.
Upper-body cardio with adjustments for different users. Explore MATRIX Upper Body Cycles for seated, standing or wheelchair-accessible workouts.
01 / THE WORKOUT
Movement starts with your hands.
Upper body cycles use hand cranks against resistance rather than leg pedals. They add upper-body cardio to a training space, with different rotation modes and user positions.
Different rotation modes
Choose synchronous, asynchronous or independent arm rotations using the crank locks.
Workout feedback
Both models display workout data. The screen and resistance controls are among the differences between them.
02 / ACCESS & ADJUSTMENT
A training station
that adapts.
The seat flips out of the way and stores on the cycle, making room for standing workouts or wheelchair access to the handles.
Height and crank adjustments help establish the workout position. Before ordering, we review the user, wheelchair, access space and required configuration with you.
Optional accessories
An accessibility kit, when needed.
Matrix offers an optional kit with access ramps, length-adjustable crank arms and a lumbar-supporting seat back. Confirm local availability and the items included in your order with Eurotec.
The ramps, adjustable crank arms and seat back shown here are optional and are not presented as standard included equipment.
03 / CHOOSE YOUR MODEL
One approach.
Two ways to control it.
UBC-M offers manual operation and self-generated power. UBC-P adds a Target Training touchscreen and electronic resistance control.
Manual control
UBC-M
A backlit LCD and manually adjusted magnetic resistance. The cycle generates its own power, so no external power connection is needed.
Product & quotation Manuals & documentsTarget Training
UBC-P
A goal-focused touchscreen with workout programmes and electronic resistance control. This model requires a DC power connection and includes Wi-Fi.
Product & quotation Manuals & documents| Feature | UBC-M | UBC-P |
|---|---|---|
| Display | Backlit LCD | Target Training touchscreen |
| Magnetic resistance | Manual adjustment | Electronic control |
| Power | Self-powered | DC connection |
| Workouts | Custom intervals | Programmes including constant watts |
| Wi-Fi | No | Included |
| Flip-away seat & height adjustment | Included | Included |
| Accessibility kit | Optional | Optional |
Choose the controls
for the way you train.
The UBC-P screen brings together workout data and programme selection, including resistance changes specified by the programme. On UBC-M, the user adjusts resistance manually.
Electronic control on the P model refers to resistance. The user supplies the movement.
04 / BEFORE YOU ORDER
Plan the space.
Choose the configuration.
Alongside choosing a screen, consider how users reach the cycle, their workout position and the adjustments they need.
- User and workout positionSeated, standing or wheelchair use, and the adjustments required.
- Access spaceInstallation footprint, circulation and manoeuvring space, plus the delivery route.
- Accessories and infrastructureAn accessibility kit if required, and a power connection when choosing UBC-P.
Shared dimensions & specifications
- Length × width
- 159.6 × 78.4 cm
- Cycle height
- 127.5–161.3 cm
- Product weight
- 105.1 kg
- Maximum user weight
- 204 kg
- Standard crank length
- 17 cm
These are the cycle dimensions; allow additional access and manoeuvring space. The height range describes the overall cycle height. Final configuration and accessories are confirmed in the quotation.
05 / YOUR QUESTIONS
Good to know.
Do users need to pedal with their legs?
Movement is generated by turning the hand cranks with the upper body. Seated, standing or wheelchair use depends on the user’s ability and the suitability of the workout position.
Will every wheelchair fit?
Moving the seat allows wheelchair access, but a particular wheelchair needs an individual check for dimensions, user positioning, reach and manoeuvring space. Mention this when you contact Eurotec.
What is the difference between UBC-M and UBC-P?
The main differences are the display, resistance control and power requirements. M has an LCD, manual resistance and self-generated power. P offers a Target Training touchscreen, electronic resistance and programmes, and requires a power connection.
Are the ramps and seat back included?
The accessibility kit is optional. Confirm local availability and whether the ramps, adjustable crank arms and seat back shown in the photographs are included in your order.
How should a cycle be chosen for rehabilitation?
Begin with the treating team’s requirements and an individual suitability assessment. Eurotec can help review the model, dimensions and configuration against those requirements.
Can I order these models?
Both models are listed in the Eurotec catalogue. Availability, lead times, configuration and accessories are checked when you enquire and detailed in your quotation.
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Let’s find
the right configuration.
For an individual, club or professional facility, start with a conversation about users, space and equipment.