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Style: Bowflex VeloCore 22 IC Bike
Features
- Magnetic resistance with 100 micro-adjustable resistance levels
- Ride in stationary mode or level up with Leaning Mode to strengthen core
- Compatible with Bowflex JRNY, the personalized coaching technology that creates daily, custom workouts and provides in-workout coaching and personalized feedback (subscription required)
- 6-hand position padded handlebars will keep you comfortable during your workout and allow you to vary your positions
Brand: Bowflex
Special Feature: Water Bottle Holder
Color: Black
Power Source: Corded Electric
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Item Weight: 158 pounds
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Product Dimensions: 48"D x 60"W x 53"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 325 pounds
Model Name: Bowflex VeloCore 22 Indoor Cycling Bike
Brand Name: Bowflex
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Model Name: Bowflex VeloCore 22 Indoor Cycling Bike
Model Number: NH100963
UPC: 708447914644
Included Components: Bike, (2) 3-lb Dumbbells, (2) Shoe Clips, Bluetooth Heart Rate Armband, 2-Month JRNY Membership Included
Item Type Name: Bowflex VeloCore 22 Indoor Cycling Bike
Manufacturer: Johnson Health Tech Trading
Part Number: NH100963
Warranty Description: 1 year labor, 10 years frame, 3 years parts
Special Features: Water Bottle Holder
Power Source: Corded Electric
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Number of Resistance Levels: 98
Drive System: Pedals
Item Weight: 158 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 48"D x 60"W x 53"H
Minimum Height: 140.5 centimeters
Maximum Height: 140.5 centimeters
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 325 pounds
Assembly Instructions Description: Instructions required for assembly
Color: Black
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Style: Bowflex VeloCore 22 IC Bike
I wish I could have given this bike 6 Stars. I've never been able to say this before about a complex piece of exercise equipment. It was EASY to assemble! Taking my time, I was able to assemble it alone in under an hour. However, it might not be a bad idea to have a second person just for safety. The instructions were very helpful (another thing you don't hear very often). All of the parts fit together perfectly without any force. Just be sure to pay careful attention to how the pedals thread. One of them tightens counterclockwise. Once assembled, there are three well-designed adjustment handles for setting (then tightening) handlebar height, seat height, and seat distance. The angle of the VERY large screen can also be adjusted. Every part just feels solid and well-made. All of the moving parts such as the lean mechanism works well without sticking or jamming. I did a lot of research before purchasing, and in terms of features, quality, and subscription content, this Bowflex bike easily won over Peloton and other brands. It has the double drink holders, the double dumbbell holders, the heart rate monitor, the pedals that work with cycling shoes, the lean feature with easy lock/unlock system, the massive screen with pre-designed auto and guided workouts including an initial assessment workout. The ability to store multiple profiles for all members of your household as well as the companion app that works with other Bowflex products. To top it off, sometimes, when you don't want a guided workout and just want to catch up on your Netflix, Amazon, or other streaming shows, this bike has those streaming apps built in and watchable on the very, very large screen while you ride (and even has a discreet workout overlay so you can track your workout while you watch without obstructing your show). Hands down, the best exercise bike I have ever used, seen, or even heard of. I HIGHLY recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2023 by MrJBGold J;~y
Style: Bowflex VeloCore 22 IC Bike
A friend had one, and now I have one. Very sturdy and comfortable to ride, even if you have more than one rider. Finally got my wife to ride and she has a blast traveling around the world riding. The lean feature is no joke, after cycling in the outdoors for several years, putting in150+ miles a week, wasn't ready to move inside, but due to where we now live, this is by far the safest option. This bike will do everything your road bike will do, except for one thing: you have to realize you can not free spin, that takes a bit of getting use to. If you are quick with tension knob, you can back it off to zero and hold a pedal position, or just power thru it. The graphics and audio are great, as are the videos of the places you can travel. You can also do the peloton workouts on this machine with your journey membership. This gets used 4-5 a week by each of us, and we are glad we got it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2023 by shockhazard
Style: Bowflex VeloCore 22 IC Bike
I purchased this bike on an extreme discount and Amazon delivered it in to my garage. I got help from a friend of mine to assemble it. I will say that the bike itself is very sturdy and the assembly is quite easy. Bowflex definitely put a lot of thought into the instructions and a positive out of box experience. The immediate problem we noticed with the bike is the seat. This bike has the most uncomfortable seat of any bike I have ever experienced. After a few workouts, I still could not get used to it and had to stand half the time. Nautalis sells an "Extra Comfort" seat for this bike on their website. Unfortunately, I didn't keep the bike long enough to give it a try. The electronic screen on this bike is very, very cheap. The picture and sound quality are nice enough, but it's immediately evident that this is where costs were cut on an otherwise fine product. The thing performed a software updated three times for me. Updates are good, but they only happen when you wake up the screen. So, when you're ready for a workout, turning on the screen could trigger an update that takes 10-15 minutes. You cannot select to perform the update at a later time. The buttons for the screen are on the back of the bike. There is no reference to what they do on the front or side of the bike. If the bike is against a wall, you will have a hard time until you learn their position. The feel of the buttons is extremely cheap. They sometimes have to be pressed more than once to register. The most serious problem with the bike occurred less than a week in. All of a sudden, crackling sounds were coming out of the speakers while the bike was in standby. It sounded like someone endlessly trying to tune an AM radio. Rebooting the bike did not help. Reorienting the cable that comes up the support tube did not help. The only thing to get the crackling to stop was to unplug the bike and leave it unplugged. The moment you plugged it back in, the crackling would resume. This tells me it's a hardware fault since the software hasn't even had time to boot yet. I looked this issue up online and you can see for yourself that there are a bunch of people experiencing this defect. Everyone I see complaining about it claims that replacement screens are also defective right away or eventually begin to exhibit the same problem. I don't know what to make of this, but I decided that I didn't want to deal with this problem for the next 5-10 years of ownership and send the bike back to Amazon. It was a tremendous pain to disassemble and box it back up, but it was worth it to save my sanity. Thankfully, the return process from Amazon was quick and easy. Based on my experience with this bike, I am now very suspicious of any exercise equipment with "advanced" electronics. When I look at the MSRP of this bike and then feel the hollowness and cheapness of the screen, it doesn't add-up. For sure, I will avoid such products from Bowflex / Schwinn / Nautalis in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2023 by Rob R.
Style: Bowflex VeloCore 22 IC Bike
Firstly, even though I'm only giving 3 stars, I do love this bike so far, but I think some things should be better/different because of the price. Firstly, the seat is uncomfortable. I realize you should be trying to keep your butt off the seat for most of the exercise, but I have some old Army injuries and I'm trying to get back in shape, so I need the seat at the moment. There's an upgraded seat you can buy on the Boflex website, which I'll have to get, but for the moment I have a thick folded towel rubberbanded to the seat for some extra cushion. Secondly, the adjustment handles should be knobs, especially the one for adjusting the seat height. The handles should be flush with the frame after tightening, but mine are askew. I've found that this is especially problematic for the seat height adjuster because if the handle is sticking out to the side and not flush with the frame my leg hits it. I have to overtighten it to make sure it's straight and keep the seat from sliding down. The same goes for the adjuster for sliding the seat forward and back, but the problem there less in that it hits the frame when you're trying to tighten if you have the seat further forward. Next, I wish I could put the handlebars higher I find myself putting them higher than the point that says stop because I like to sit more upright due to past injuries. Maybe I'll be able to lean forward more when I'm in better shape, but it would be nice to be able to safely put them higher. It would be great if I could change the angle to lean them more toward me as well. Finally, if you want to use third-party apps you must have a paid membership. You get a complimentary paid membership for the first year at no cost, but after that, you're on the hook. The Jrny workouts are cool and all, but tbh I just want to watch Netflix or whatever while I work out. I borderline feel like I should have gotten a cheaper bike with a tablet holder and a tablet because of this. We'll see how it goes with this whole Jrny thing, but Boflex shouldn't be shocked if I or anyone else jailbreak their bike's computer or replaces the operating system entirely to use it as a regular tablet that can access the third-party apps they want at no extra cost. Oh, and one last thing - I'd like to have the choice to plug the bike's power adapter in from the front or the back. Right now it can only be plugged in from the front. It reaches my outlet just fine, but I have the bike facing away from the outlet, so the cable is stretched across the floor along the frame of the bike. I'll probably tape it on the frame to be extra safe and avoid a tripping hazard. Other than that, it's a great bike. The only thing that doesn't have me returning it over the third-party app issue is the lean feature. Some people say it isn't worth it and it doesn't add that much to the workout, but I like it. Even if it doesn't do much for the workout itself, I find that it makes it more interesting and engaging.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2023 by Alice
Style: Bowflex VeloCore 22 IC Bike
Initial Review Cons: The JRNY videos of exploring the world run too slow, feels like I am walking. The heart rate monitor doesn’t auto connect? Music won’t play via JRNY if you’ve already started a work out. No HDMI port in, no airplay. No access to streaming unless you subscribe . Pros: Bike is fantastic. The ability to lean takes it to a new level. The control for it is perfect. Resistance control is easy. Set up is easy.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2024 by Ethan
Style: Bowflex VeloCore 22 IC Bike
I’ve had multiple exercise bikes over the years and after a while they all became became dust collectors. The Bowflex VeloCore is unique and has me anticipating my next ride. I have read other reviews that the lean function is a gimmick. I totally disagree. The lean function provides a great addition to the workout. I think “Lean” is a misnomer. It is a serious pull and hold more than a lean. I find it to be very effective in my workouts. The spinning mechanism is very fluid and the resistance very smooth and linear. My only complaint has been the seat and the heart rate monitor. No body (or butt) is the same and I recommend finding a seat that fits you, especially for long rides. That’s not to say the standard seat will not be right for you. It just didn’t work for me. My heart rate monitor does not always connect via Bluetooth to the console, not a dealbreaker for me since I track my heat rate with a different device. I have been so impressed with the Bowflex product that I am looking at other technology from the company for future purchases (Max Total and Revolution). The JRNY app (free for the first year) offers multiple options for your ride. It offers recommended virtual coach programs based upon your ability and progress, pre-programmed rides based upon time and difficulty, instructor led training, videos of landscapes from around the world that you can ride through as both virtual programs or at your own pace. It will also allow you to stream your favorite video services, HBO Max, Disney +, Hulu, Netflix or Amazon Prime. It also has streaming music from all genres and decades. It records all of your rides in a Journal that allows to to track your progress (time, calories, distance, burn rate, resistance) it also allows you to setup goals and tracks them plus so much more. I held off on writing this review for a while so that I could have enough miles on the machine to make an informed and accurate review, Bottom line is I am very happy with my purchase and only regret is that I didn’t get it sooner.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2023 by IbuytooMuch
Style: Bowflex VeloCore 22 IC Bike
We're really happy we chose this bike. We spent a ton of time researching every option out there, but this was the clear winner. The lean feature is amazing. It really does work your core. It's a better workout and a better feeling ride. It's feels more natural. The JRNY app also is also a huge win for us. We're not the type of people that want to listen to a coach every single time. That gets old real fast. We chose this platform because it's WAYYY cheaper than most others and they give you an entire year for free vs $30-$40 per month for most others. But, most importantly, their app has the streaming platforms. Most of the time, we just put on HBO Max or Netflix or Disney+ and pedal away. And, if we want to change it up, we do some virtual rides. They have tons of options from popular sites all over the world. I would be so mad if I spent more money on the brand that starts with a P and ended up getting bored with the coaches. With that one, you don't have other options. With this one, we can do coaches, virtual rides, or streaming. For us, it's not even close. This is the way.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2023 by Bryan
Style: Bowflex VeloCore 22 IC Bike
Very sturdy and powerful machine! Definitely a beast to assemble due to weight. Takes two people to move the box and initially open. The Jrny app has a lot to offer and I'm still exploring all the workouts. The free year subscription is definitely a perk and the monthly subscription after that is less than most competitors. I only gave it 4 stars for comfort because the seat is too firm. I changed it out for a bigger more cushioned option.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2022 by J. Scott