Restore the motivation and data tracking of your cardio sessions with the Genuine Xterra FB160 Replacement Computer Console. Specifically engineered for the Xterra FB160 Folding Exercise Bike, this OEM console is the digital heart of your machine. It features a high-contrast LCD display that provides real-time feedback on your most critical workout metrics: Pulse, Speed, Distance, Time, and Calories burned.
The Xterra FB160 is celebrated for its space-saving design and simplicity, and this replacement console maintains that user-friendly experience. Whether your original screen has dimmed over time, suffered battery corrosion, or the buttons have become unresponsive, this "plug-and-play" unit snaps directly into your existing handlebar mast. With its integrated "Mode" and "Reset" functions, you can easily cycle through your stats or set specific countdown goals for your next ride.
Precision Metric Tracking: Calibrated specifically to the FB160's magnetic resistance system and flywheel circumference for accurate speed and distance readings.
Integrated Pulse Monitoring: Features a direct-link port for the FB160's handlebar grip sensors, allowing you to track your heart rate in real-time.
Battery-Powered Portability: Runs on standard AA or AAA batteries (check your specific model version), allowing you to place your folding bike anywhere without being tethered to a wall outlet.
Large-Digit LCD: Designed for high visibility during intense rides, ensuring you can read your progress at a glance without straining.
Durable Membrane Buttons: Built to resist sweat and moisture, ensuring long-term tactile responsiveness for thousands of workout cycles.
If your Xterra FB160 Console is blank or showing "0" for all metrics:
Check the Connection: Ensure the computer cable coming out of the handlebar mast is firmly plugged into the back of the console. A loose connection is the #1 cause of "No Data" errors.
Battery Refresh: Always use high-quality alkaline batteries. Lower-voltage rechargeable batteries can sometimes cause the LCD to appear faint or "glitchy."
Sensor Alignment: If the speed remains at zero while pedaling, check the Speed Sensor near the internal flywheel to ensure it hasn't shifted away from the magnet.