Life Fitness C1 Go Upright Lifecycle

Features

• Plug-in (All major voltage configurations)
• Standard upright seat
• Energy Saver mode minimizes power drawn when the machine is turned on but not in use. The machine will turn off after 5 minutes of inactivity, and wakes up easily with a touch of the Energy Saver button on the console.
• Front mounted water bottle holder and built-in reading rack

Description

Experience the Life Fitness difference. The C1 upright Lifecycle exercise bike harnesses the research and innovation that have made Lifecycle bikes 1 in health clubs worldwide. Incredibly convenient, quiet, and smooth, the C1 is the perfect entree into the renowned family of upright Lifecycle bikes.

Shipping Weight: 105 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Domestic Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.

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ASIN: B0089W1A82

Item model number: C1-XX00-0104

Customer Reviews: 4.3 out of 5 stars 7 customer reviews

Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #174,129 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #332 in Exercise Bikes

abunda_amazon_reviews Update! After only 2 weeks use, the Life Cycle has failed. Something inside started making a loud clunking noise every revolution of the pedal, it shakes the whole bike. Since Amazon does not have a replacement, I'm returning it and going for another brand. This is a real shame! We all liked it a lot. I have always enjoyed the Life Cycle at the gym. I've also enjoyed others that offer virtual tracks on an LCD. After doing some thorough research, there are many of the virtual workout bikes for sale that have had to be repaired, while the Life Cycle's are hard to find, especially the affordable models. This bike is solidly built, VERY SMOOTH in pedal action, and comfortable. I've looked at all brands and have been comparing for months before pulling the trigger on this one. Notes: Give yourself about 2 hours to assemble it. It is very easy, but you don't want to screw something up Follow the directions! Get a matt to put it on, especially on a hardwood floor, it does slide around. It is heavy, so if you aren't ready to lift 100lbs here and there, get some help, especially mounting the parts that have to have wiring connected like the console. Enjoy your commercial quality bike.;;March 28, 2015;;2.0 out of 5 stars;;I've compared quality and brands till my brain exploded, this is a definate best buy. Very Happy.;;DC;;;Easy to assemble, super quiet, great and easy programming, picks up Polar wireless without a problem. Easy to watch tv without disturbing others since it's super quiet. Seat could have a little more padding, but overall super!;;March 5, 2013;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Love it - quiet and performing;;ShopNW;;;Arrived on time Easy to put together on your own, took me appox 30 minutes It is exactly like the bike at my local gym, Heavy duty.;;July 28, 2019;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;it is the bike the use at our local Gyms;;Ken H;;;ontime delivery and great installation. works great;;November 26, 2019;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;ontime delivery and great installation;;Mr. D;;;I have had this bike for about a month now and so far not sure why but on level one it feels like I'm working out on level 8 .. But overall it's a good bike;;July 9, 2015;;4.0 out of 5 stars;;... not sure why but on level one it feels like I'm working out on level 8;;anthony gelormini;;;I've owned this Lifecycle for about 18 months now (as of June 2015) and I've had it repaired 3 times. Twice under warranty and once myself. The first time was shortly after buying it and it was the heartbeat monitor. It was not detecting the heartbeat consistently. It would work fine when you started your workout, but would not work if you removed your hands off of the sensors during the workout and then put it back on the sensors. The repair was to use rubbing alcohol to clean the sensors after each use. I've used a lot of gym systems and this never had to be done, but it was what the repair guys said to do. After another few months, the heartbeat sensors wouldn't work again. So we called and told them it was out and also let them know that our personal user settings were also losing its settings and we had to keep re-entering them in. There's no power outages to the unit so it shouldn't be losing its settings. The warranty rep thought it may be the console panel so they ordered one for us. It was several weeks before receiving the panel. During the wait time, the unit also started making clunking noises when you peddled hard during higher resistance. So we called it in and told them to also check this out when they got the console to us. The rep came out several weeks later and swapped out the console panel and take the unit's plastic shrouding off and tighten the tension unit. The tension unit is used to keep the rubber belt tight against the flywheel and uses a heavy spring to pull the pulley down on the rubber belt. The pulley unit is held to the chassis with 3 screws and this came lose. After this service the heartbeat monitor worked much more consistently and the user settings were remembered properly. After this service, the bike was never quiet again. When it was new, it was very quiet and there were no creaks from the unit's plastic cover. Now when you peddled, the chassis plastic would creak and pop once in a while. I tried readjusting the screws, but it did no good. After about 17 months of use, the clunking noise started up again. I was about to call the warranty service to have it fixed again when I realized the warranty only covered one year of labor, but parts are covered for an additional year. So I decided to fix this myself as it wasn't too hard to take apart from watching the service rep the last time. All you need is to purchase a "crank arm puller" and it will take the peddles and crank arm off so you can remove the screws from the plastic cover and take everything apart to get to the inside. Once the cover is off, you'll see the pulley tension unit and the spring that applies tension by pulling the pulley down on the belt. Using care, remove the spring (I used a pair of pliers and pushed down on the spring). Then remove the 3 screws that hold the plate. I ended up making a thin cardboard washer by tracing the tension plate and putting it between the chassis and the plate to absorb the clunking. This worked like a charm and I made sure the plastic was put back properly and tightened the screws without torquing them overly tight. The unit is now 100% quiet again and functioning like it was when new. For such an expensive unit, the Lifecycle sure breaks down a lot. When it works, it's a great unit. But be prepared to work on it when needed. If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't buy a Lifecycle.;;June 21, 2015;;2.0 out of 5 stars;;Expensive doesn't mean high quality - breaks down a lot;;PK88;;;Have had two other versions, this one is much cheaper in terms of quality. Lifecycle should be ashamed!!;;October 2, 2014;;2.0 out of 5 stars;;Just plain lousy;;James MacKenzie