Exerpeutic Folding Exercise Bike, 8 Levels of Resistance Stationary Bike, Bluetooth tracking & Tablet Holder options available
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- All LEVELS: An 8-level magnetic control system allows the user to adjust the tension level for an easier or more challenging workout. This indoor bike has a 3-piece "high torque" cranking system for a smooth pedaling motion.
- THE FUTURE OF FITNESS: Add the MyCloud Fitness Cadence sensor (sold separately) to track your workouts effectively, stream motivating classes, and calculate your food calories. The future of connected fitness means you don't have to do it alone.
- EASY TO READ: A 3.5 W" x 1.5" H LCD screen allows you to see your distance, calories burned, time, and speed. The cycling bike has a 300 lb capacity, a hand pulse monitor, and larger pedals with safety straps to prevent foot slippage when exercising.
- DESIGNED FOR ALL SIZES: Our bike exercise machine can accommodate everyone from heights of 5'3" to 6'1". It has a large adjustable seat cushion, allowing you to sit upright for the proper posture and alignment necessary for a successful workout.
- EASY SET-UP AND STORAGE: With hassle-free assembly, this portable exercise bike comes with tools and easy-to-follow instructions. It folds to half its size when fully assembled and has transportation wheels for convenient relocation.
- STURDY CONSTRUCTION: Fabricated from solid steel, this compact exercise bike weighs 39 lbs and measures 19" D x 31" W x 46" H when fully assembled and 20" D x 22" W x 55.5" H when folded up.
- EXERPEUTIC: Specializing in manufacturing treadmills, ellipticals, and indoor cycling options. We combine the latest technology with upright, recumbent, and training models, giving you the tools for an effective and unforgettable cycling experience.
Brand: Exerpeutic
Special Feature: Heart rate monitor, Precision-balanced flywheel, Larger pedal design with safety strap, Smooth and consistent pedaling motion See more
Color: Grey
Power Source: Corded Electric
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Item Weight: 39 Pounds
Material: Alloy Steel
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Product Dimensions: 19"D x 31"W x 46"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 Pounds
Brand: Exerpeutic
Special Feature: Heart rate monitor, Precision-balanced flywheel, Larger pedal design with safety strap, Smooth and consistent pedaling motion
Color: Grey
Power Source: Corded Electric
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Item Weight: 39 Pounds
Material: Alloy Steel
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Product Dimensions: 19"D x 31"W x 46"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 Pounds
Model Name: 1200
Maximum Height: 73 Inches
Minimum Height: 61 Inches
Number of Resistance Levels: 8
Drive System: Belt
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 47 x 18.05 x 9.19 inches
Package Weight: 22.75 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 31 x 19 x 46 inches
Brand Name: Exerpeutic
Country of Origin: United States
Warranty Description: manufacturer
Suggested Users: Unisex Adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Paradigm Health and Wellness Inc.
Part Number: 1200
Model Year: 2018
Style: Without Bluetooth
Included Components: Upright Bike
Size: 31.0' L x 19.0' W x 46.0' H
Sport Type: Cycling
Date First Available: February 3, 2012
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Without Bluetooth
Let's break down the grading here by sections. FYI, I have had the bike for about 3 months and have logged 850 miles. I am roughly 5' 11" and have weighed between 250lbs and 228lbs in those three months. 1.) Assembly - 4.5/5 It took me (a non-handy desk worker with very little craftsman experience) roughly 25 minutes to put the bike together. A great deal of the assembly is done before you take it out of the box (the frame and handlebars are individually assembled). The one knock here is that the instructions could definitely be easier to follow, but it was still easier than following the instructions that come with a typical DIY desk or bookcase. 2.) Operation - 4.75/5 For the price, of course. I have had the bike for roughly 3 months and have logged roughly 850 miles. I can't speak on it's longevity past 850, but it is still running like it was the day I put it together. Very little noise, smooth pedaling, stationary (doesn't wobble), and easy to bring out/put away. The only thing holding it back from a "5/5" is the seat. It isn't exactly "comfortable," but it isn't awful either. 3.) Electronics - 3/5 It is pretty clear that the electronics were an afterthought for this product. This doesn't bother me, and it shouldn't bother you. You should *not* be using the HRM/Calorie counter on this bike. In fact, you probably shouldn't use a HRM/Calorie Counter on any exercise equipment that didn't cost you an arm and a leg. I generally use my own HRM (Polar), which often puts my actual calories at about 65-70% of what is listed. The mileage and speed seem to be fairly accurate. Overall, it's what you would (or should) expect from a relatively inexpensive piece of exercise equipment. 4.) Price - 5/5 When I purchased this product, the price was actually around 120.00$. I think it costs a bit more now, but it is (probably) still a tremendous price for a reliable and consistent machine. I have yet to see any give in the machine, and I do not think it is unreasonable to expect that it might give me 2+ years of service. For a bike with easy assembly, good operation, and this price, it's easily worth a purchase. Edit - (August 1st, 2013) - It has been around 2 weeks (and an additional 200 miles) since I posted this review, and I just want to re-affirm how great this bike is. I've seen some recent reviews that say it has problems when you crank up the intensity, but I have not experienced this. On the two highest settings (both of which I have used extensively the last month or so), I have yet to experience any "clicking" or "belt fraying." It does go from whisper-quiet to mouse-in-church quiet, but, honestly, you would have to be searching for a problem to even notice. This bike has played a large role in my (still ongoing) weight loss. I have recommended it to 4 people, and the 3 that ended up purchasing it are even happier than I am. Edit - (October 21st, 2013) - Well, it has been about 2 and 1/2 months since my last edit, and I'm still thrilled with this bike. I have now put around 2400 miles on it, and it is still running as well as it did on day 1. It is worth noting that the bike does become a little bit noisier as you up the resistance and speed. At full resistance and high speeds, you get the occasional creak and groan, but nothing that bothers me, personally. As an aside, this bike has become my primary form of exercise after a leg injury has limited my ability to run consistently, and I give this bike non-marginal credit for my extensive weight loss (250 to 200lbs). It is, unequivocally, the best purchase I have ever made on amazon and one of the best purchases I have ever made.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2013 by Jesse Eikenberry
Style: Without Bluetooth
I love this bike so far! I was looking for something that I could use at home and also take away to college because I don't really have a place to store exercise equipment. I chose this because it can fold up and potentially fit in a closet. When the box first came, it was a lot heavier than I expected. At first I was slightly disappointed by this, but the more I think about it, the more I'm okay with it because it means the bike is sturdy and strong. Once I got the pieces out, I could tell that this is definitely true. Assembly was easy enough...I work very slowly on things like this because I want to make sure everything is correct. Plus, I'm not exactly handy with tools and such. However, this was mostly aligning holes and putting bolts in place. It didn't take much time or stress for even me to figure out. However, I did have to look at the diagram of "labels" in order to figure out which cross bar went on the front and which went on the back. One had wheels, so I wanted to make sure this is correct. I saw in some reviews that people had stripped the left pedal when trying to put it on because you have to screw it in counterclockwise instead of clockwise, but I'm not sure how they managed to make this mistake because the instructions call attention to it like four times. Also, I saw that someone had complained that the remote holder didn't come with screws to attach it, but maybe they lost theirs because mine definitely did. Using the bike is awesome. The display works just as it should and pedaling is smooth and quiet. Like, almost silent. The seat is huge and therefore quite comfortable...it's even more comfortable than the really expensive bikes at a gym I used to use. It is definitely more comfortable than a normal bicycle. I'm 5'4" and I can reach the pedals comfortably. My parents, who have owned several pieces of exercise equipment in the past, say it is way better than any exercise bikes they have ever owned. All in all, I'm extremely thrilled that I found such a great bike for such a great price.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2013 by Deedi Brown