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Marcy Home Fitness Personal Exercise Bike with Adjustable Magnetic Resistance for Cardio Workout and Cycle Training

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Condition
New
Color
Copper - Recumbent
Model
ME709
Dimensions
25"D x 58"W x 38"H
Weight
53 lb
Special Feature
adjustable handlebars
Power Source
Battery Powered
In the box
User manualWarranty cardone recumbent bike
Warranty
2 year limited manufacturer

Features 8

  • STEP-THROUGH DESIGN Featuring heavy-duty construction 14-gauge steel tubing with a powder coated finish, the step-through design allows maximum mobility during training for quick mounting and dismounting that is created easier for the knees and back. Please note: This item requires assembly
  • EIGHT RESISTANCE LEVELS This stationary bike uses a magnetic resistance mechanism with 8 levels of resistance. The tension knobs control the difficulty to simulate riding on different terrains and customize your workout according to fitness level
  • EASY-TO-READ COMPUTER SCREEN The ultra-functional LCD computer screen acts as a odometer and has a sharp panel display that shows time, speed, distance, and calories burned in extra-large numbers for great readability.
  • COMFORTABLE PADDED SEAT The equipment has an ergonomically designed saddle furnished with comfortable high-density foam. It features contoured foam-covered handles for extra support of the back and arms to help maintain proper form when exercising.

Description

Looking for an easy way to shed unwanted pounds and increase cardiovascular endurance without sacrificing precious floor space? The ME-709 magnetic recumbent exercise bike is the answer. With the ME-709, you will benefit from similar type exercise features that are typically offered on larger and more expensive exercise bikes. This recumbent exercise bike was built with a compact design that conveniently fits into the smallest exercise spaces. Shape, firm and tone your physique and increase your body’s cardiovascular endurance while burning calories and losing weight. The Marcy Recumbent Exercise Bike ME-709 seat can be adjusted so your legs get the proper stride as you pedal. The LCD Computer displays time, speed, distance, calories, and odometer (total distance.) Use the metrics to keep track of your progress. A convenient resistance knob located under the handles bars makes it easy to change resistance during your workouts. The recumbent handlebars and seat back pad included with the Marcy Recumbent Exercise Bike ME-709 provide comfort during your long bike rides. The Marcy Recumbent Bike has large textured pedals to safely grip your feet as you pedal. In addition, the pedal straps ensure your feet won’t slip off the pedals during intense rides. To easily move your Marcy ME-709 Recumbent Exercise Bike, tilt the unit on to the transport wheels and move around as needed.

Specs 28

Brand MARCY
Special Feature adjustable handlebars
Color Copper - Recumbent
Power Source Battery Powered
Recommended Uses For Product Indoor
Item Weight 53 pounds
Material ['14-gauge steel tubing', 'Plastic', 'Foam']
Resistance Mechanism Magnetic

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Top Amazon Reviews

Easy to assemble, quiet ride, does just what I want it to do.
Color: Copper - Recumbent
I'm a 68 year old male who has ridden a long wheel base recumbent for 17 years now and this past summer and fall have ridden 20 miles a day until I had a bout of plantar fasciitis last week where I couldn't even walk for a few days. So looking towards another Wisconsin winter I wanted a recumbent exercise bike that I could ride because I won't be walking much at all. This recumbent fit the bill, was a good price, and had good reviews. Surprise! It came a day early and when the UPS driver carried it out I told him it's a day early and I would have met him at the curb to get it and save him a few steps. The box was maybe just over 60 pounds and not big, but I opened it outside and carried it in to put together in my bedroom. Only the front part with the pedals, the core of the bike was heavy at all. Everything was there, the parts, the hardware and tools to assemble it. The directions were clear and it was pretty straightforward and I had no trouble putting it together myself. I have absolutely no use for the computer since I do not count calories at all (I'm on a Keto diet--you keep carbs low, eat high fat, and don't worry about calories and I've already lost 50 pounds), I don't use a speedometer and I don't need to know my heart rate. I just want to ride it for an hour at a time at the pedal resistance and cadence I normally ride--that's it. So once I put it together and tried it out and was very satisfied with the ride and how quiet it was I went and took my recumbent out to go for a 10 mile bike ride on a fantastically beautiful and unusual Wisconsin November 5th day ("remember, remember, the fifth of November") with a sunny sky and the temp broke a record and got up to 73. Next week it will be a different story and I'll likely be riding my Marcy Recumbent Exercise Bike in the comfort of my bedroom while watching tv. Remember, this is an early first day review so it may change, but I hope not. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2020 by S. Coleman
Works great
Color: Copper - Recumbent
Works exactly as described. Easy to set up, good resistance, comfortable seat. Would recommend to anyone looking for an easy to use bike
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2026 by Sam
A Good Bike - If It Works
Color: Copper - Recumbent
To preface this review, I like the bike itself. The main issue I had was with the manufacturer. Amazon was generally helpful throughout my experience getting this bike set up, and the customer service representative who helped me did an excellent job. Now, I originally ordered this bike from Amazon, and delivery was exactly what you'd expect - a couple of days in transit and bam, big box on the front porch. However, when I opened the box to assemble the bike, I found out that the stabilizers (the two horizontal cylinders at the bottom of the bike, acting as "feet") didn't fit. They'd been cut wrong, so it was only possible to fit the screws through on one side. That's not acceptable for a product like this because if those stabilizers come loose, the user could fall and hurt themselves. Now, the papers that come with the bike ask buyers to contact the manufacturer for technical support, so I shrug and do that. Amazon probably doesn't have individual replacement parts in their warehouses, so yeah. I wait on the phone for a while and eventually get with a rep from the manufacturer, and they say that the parts I need are in-stock and will be sent out shortly. About two weeks pass, so I call again to see what's up. Oh, they're changing warehouses, they say, and my parts will be sent after that's done. The unassembled bike is still sitting on my floor, but I shrug and accept it. I call back a while later, and oops, my parts are out of stock now. I can't get a replacement for another few weeks. I sigh at this point, and call back in another few weeks. The rep tells me it's going to be another two months or so before they get the parts back in stock. At this point, I'm done. Amazon's policy covers 90 days and it's already been two months of this bike sitting unusable on my floor. I'm not waiting another two months, so I contact the manufacturer and tell them to cancel my replacement parts order because I'm replacing the entire bike. Amazon gives me no trouble with this, giving me the instructions and even having a truck come to my house to pick it up. So the second bike gets shipped out... and it's lost in transit somewhere between leaving Amazon and arriving at the USPS. Sigh. I wait a couple of days just to be sure it's not a regular delay in the postal system, then contact an Amazon rep. He took a look at the information and agreed it was probably lost in transit, so they sent out another one - this time with guaranteed delivery within a few days, probably paid for by insurance covering the lost bike. I get the third bike two days early, but not before the manufacturer sent out those replacement parts. ...You know, the parts I cancelled the order for because I didn't need them. The parts they shipped to me several days *after* I cancelled the order for them. Anyway, I finally have a bike (again). The actual setup, with parts that fit, isn't so bad. I think one person in reasonable shape can do it by themselves, although there is a point for connecting the computer and tension control bits that can be a little hard with just two hands. Once successfully assembled, the bike works pretty well. I've been using it for a few days now, and it's operated just fine. I like the bike itself. However, my experience with the manufacturer was delay after delay, and excuse after excuse, so I lost literal months of time I wanted to spend using this bike and improving my health. So far, it's a good bike if you want something sturdy and functional. It's also big enough to work with anyone except the most unusually tall people - I'm pretty tall myself, and there's a whole lot of extra space still. If you're looking for an affordable recumbent exercise bike, this is a good choice - but if you have any issues with the parts fitting together, I suggest ignoring the manufacturer and getting it replaced by Amazon. That's probably going to be a lot easier on you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2022 by Rednal
One small issue, but generally I'm loving this Marcy recumbent!
Color: Copper - Recumbent
Review Image by R Grant
My Marcy ME 709 Recumbent arrived when expected and had no shipping damage. This is my 3rd exercise bike, and hands down the best one yet. My previous flywheel model with the chain drive was very noisy, and the tension adjustment system was just pathetic. The belt-drive tension adjustment on my more recent Walmart "bargain recumbent" never worked that well to begin with and went south in just a matter of weeks. Anyway, this Marcy was easy enough for me to assemble by myself in a little over an hour. However, there was a small problem with my unit which the factory may or may not have already addressed by now, but one nevertheless, which I thought I should mention here. Mainly, the u-shaped mounting brackets for both the seat and handlebars were a slightly too wide, and slightly too deep, hence both seat and handlebars could be moved forward/backwards, and from side-to-side when I finished the assembly. This was a fairly simple fix for me (probably not so easy for those of you without tools and/or mechanical skills, though); I just put each side of the brackets in my bench vise, and then carefully bent them inward until they matched the width of the mounting frame. Then I cut two rectangular pieces of black fiber gasket material (hardware store stock) and put them in the flat parts of the brackets. Using a little "elbow grease" to line up the bolts, I bolted everything back up, and eureka!—handlebars are nice and snug now. A big hammer might work too, although I would highly recommend using a couple of blocks of wood (one about the width of the frame) to avoid damage and uneven results. The bracket issue notwithstanding, this unit is very well made, very quiet, and the display not only works, but is easy to read too. I've been riding this machine three times a day, for about 15 minutes each time, on tension level seven and incorporating Tabata training at about the halfway point since day one—for about a month now. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. Bike's a very good deal at this price point! Update: I've been using this bike for almost three years now (up to level eight after a few weeks) and it's still functioning perfectly. I've been using it two or three times a week to warm up before doing some light weight training, and using it more often in the colder months when I'm just not in the mood for riding my real bikes in the snow. Being the occasional outside-the-box thinker that I am, I tried mounting the handlebars upside-down as an experiment, and much to my surprise ... discovered I really prefer them upside-down. Especially when doing Tabata on the 20-sec all-out-push cycle, because I'm able to push harder against the bars, thus achieving stronger contractions in upper-body muscles, pedal faster, and raise the overall intensity level of the workout. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2015 by R Grant
Overall, it's fine for general exercise, but it's got some issues
Color: Copper - Recumbent
*******UPDATE******* It finally died, now it has a loud clunk when pedaling. Overall the display is wonky and crappy, but for a cheap bike it lasted a while. As a guy who started around 280-290 6ft1, and pedaling my heart out for several years 30 minutes a day 4-5 days a week, it lasted a while. I sort of "outgrew it", I have been lifting and have been using it has a quick warmup and cool down tool, but cardio wise I've been doing more full body stuff and really lifting instead. During my warmup today it finally broke, and I think now I am going to move into a cheaper rowing machine for a more full body cardio warmup. Overall, I changed my review to a 5 star review, this little bike took several moves, years of abuse, and stayed consistent for a long time. For the price and cardio it supplied me for years, it more then earned it's rating. ********************* I've had this bike for a while, over two years now. Putting it together is easy. It's generally cheap but works. The seat and arms wobble slightly with any decent pressure. But again for a cheap bike it's fine. I would not expect this bike to be as solid as typical GYM equitment. My bigger issues start with the fact that it does not move that easily. The timer and info meter in the center is very inaccurate. Seriously I've been tracking it for a while now. I bike 30-60 minutes at a time, the timer is always wrong. At least 1:30-2 minutes wrong on 30 min runs. This was annoying because in the beginning, I scheduled my biking and set just enough time to get my work done and bike etc. So I kept having my timing off because this bike is always off. I compared the timer to my Amazfit Watch, my Regular mechanical watch, my new cell phone, laptop timer, and a standard timer for cooking/athletic timing. Those timers are all the same, bike is always different. Idk why it's always wrong, I never stop during my biking, so there is always power to it, it's just super inaccurate. This led me to believe the other measurements are inaccurate. The calories definitely are wrong, compared to my fitness tracker on my phone/Amazfit Watch. Which I get it's harder to be accurate because it doesn't take personal physiology into account. The distance measurement I hope are right, I try to do 10-20 miles a run depending on time, but idk if it's accurate, I don't know a way to measure it, but if I was a getting man I'd put the house on not accurate. The front handle bars are generally useless, maybe it's more my size? 6' 1", 235, started closer to 280, couple years ago. The tension controls when you change it feels off for a bit, then it seems to settle in after going for a couple minutes. The center loose knob is almost useless, the rear caps slip off all the time while moving and just riding sometimes, I super glued them into the correct position and it's fine. Overall, if you want a cheap recumbent bike, generally quite, and that's it, buy this. If you are expecting quality, any type of accuracy on the digital readout, or a gym style setup then don't buy this, you need to move into a higher price bracket. I would only buy this again if I was on a strict budget and/or this was my first exercise bike and I wanted to get into it first without breaking the bank (which is what I did). Initially it was nice to be able to bike inside during rough times of COVID and get into this without breaking the bank. When I move, I will probably just replace this bike with a more expensive, more solid, and more accurate one. I should also mention, I have back problems and neck issues, which is why I got this type of bike. Generally it's okay comfort wise on the back. At the end of my biking I get tight and gotta stretch after, but it would be way worse on a regular stationary bike or outdoor biking. Hope this helps ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2022 by The Amazing Bear
Highly recommend
Color: Copper - Recumbent
I've had this for almost 2 years, I use it every day, nothing vigorous, but I'm up to 6620 on the odometer so it is holding up well. Can't beat it for the price. I'm a small person, but other reviews indicate it is good for tall people as well. In fact, I use a back support cushion to bring me a little closer, and I have the seat setting all the way forward. I was able to fairly easily put it together myself, so that must mean the instructions are pretty good as that is not my strong suit! As a bonus, I set it up "rube goldberg style" so I could use my laptop as I pedal. The set up consists of 2 small side tables that hold a laptop desk, allwoing my legs free rein underneath, looks silly, kinda steampunk according to my brother who laughed when he saw it, but also fantastic. I also use arm weights while I'm on. It's a wee bit noisy, but that could be because it could use some tightening of the bolts, but I have earbuds in almost all the time I use it, and it doesn't bother me. I actually look forward to hopping on and pedaling to nowhere, it sets me up for my day. I break a sweat, what can I say. Highly recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026 by D. Reiser
Solid quiet recumbent bike
Color: Copper - Recumbent
I received this last week and wanted to use it first before reviewing. The assembly is fairly straightforward, the hardest part was attaching the cables together. Instead of assembling them from right to left assemble left to right looking at the picture. It’s a solid machine and the different resistance settings click into place when changing it to your preference. For me the seat is comfortable and I’ve used for four days a half hour at a time. The operation is so smooth and quiet you can watch tv at normal volume, you don’t even know it’s running when in use. Overall we’re liking it so far. Other reviewers noted that the drive belt seemed rough when pedaling and had some wear prematurely. I checked the belt and pulleys on mine everything was aligned correctly. If you’re looking for a good basic recumbent to get a workout take a look at this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2026 by M. Maxian
Solid bike for home use turned out to be not so solid
Color: Copper - Recumbent
Review Image by dee
Review Image by dee
Update: I've downgraded my rating to 3 stars. After using the bike only 6 times the resistance broke. It took 5 weeks of emails and phone calls with the company and watching videos they sent me, trying to figure out how to fix it myself; only to have them decide it wasn't fixable and sending me a new main part housing the flywheel and belt. I'm not the handiest person around, but I was willing to try in order to have my bike up and running again as soon as possible, but in hindsight I messed with it far too long. While I appreciate that they ultimately sent a new mainframe and the bike is working now (fingers crossed) it really wasn't worth the hassle. Wished so many times that I'd bought it locally and could just take it back to the store. Instructions for putting it together were great. Took me several hours but I'm slow and weak and wasn't in a hurry. Even attaching the computer cables was able to be done by me alone, a 62 y.o. female. Just put it together yesterday so I've only used it twice but I love it so far. It has everything I need at a reasonable price. Only two things weren't perfect. Note the imperfection on the one side of the seat. The second picture is what it should look like. Since it doesn't affect the performance in any way I won't bother sending it back, but I'm a little curious that quality control would miss something so obvious. The other thing is that the instructions for using it are skimpy. It says the "Mode" button scans all options every 4 seconds. It did eventually do that for me but not at first, and I didn't have a clue how to trouble-shoot it. Also, I would think the "Set" button would hold it on speed, or distance, or time, or whatever is being displayed at the time you press "set" but this is not so. And there's nothing in the instructions as to how it is supposed to work. Since the instructions to put it together were so good I was surprised at the lack of help in its use. Neither of these two things changes my 5 star rating. It's what I wanted at a price I was willing to pay. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2018 by dee
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