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Schwinn Fitness

Schwinn Airdyne Bike Series

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Condition
New
Style
Schwinn AD 7 Airdyne Fan Bike
Dimensions
53"D x 26.5"W x 53"H
Weight
51.3 kg
Color
multi-color
Material
Alloy Steel
Special Feature
Adjustable Footstrap, Adjustable Seat
In the box
Exercise bike

Features 9

  • Progressive wind resistance for infinite levels of challenge
  • Efficient single-stage belt drive that keeps it running quietly
  • Perimeter weighted fan for easy start up and a smooth ride
  • Comfortable, adjustable seat

Specs 28

Brand Schwinn Fitness
Special Feature Adjustable Footstrap, Adjustable Seat
Color multi-color
Power Source Battery Powered
Recommended Uses For Product Indoor
Item Weight 51.3 kg
Material Alloy Steel
Resistance Mechanism Air

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Great exercise bike!
Style: Schwinn AD 7 Airdyne Fan Bike
I used to be a gym rat back in the 80's and 90's and have hours and hours on an original Airdyne. This unit is built sturdier and has more features, but there are a few things you should know before diving in. 1.Shipping. The shipped package weighs about 150 lbs. A box truck with two sturdy guys arrived and brought it down in a liftgate. I was standing by with a hand truck. They helped get the box on the hand truck, took pics and left. 2.Prep for assembly. I have a cleared, covered driveway with lots of room. I positioned the box with ample space front, rear and sides. I removed the plastic bands with scissors and slit the tape on the top, leaving one side attached. Used a serrated knife, I cut thru both edges of the front panel. I then cut the remaining edge of of one side. Now the box has an open top, open front, right side open and folded down onto the driveway. 3.Packaging. The bike was well packaged, lots of styro and fiber board stiffeners etc. Use a box cutting to slice thru tape holding the styro pieces together. 4.Assembly. I was relieved to see that the unit was 90% assembled. The seat is wrapped and packed separately, as are some of the other major parts. Pedals, seat, control pedestal and handles are moved inside separately. The large card with nuts, bolts, tools, etc stays outside for a bit. Carefully moving the main unit onto the folded cardboard box, I attach the sturdy legs using the hardware and tools provided. Now the unit has a stable platform with rollers attach to the front legs to facilitate movement. Keep in mind that this thing still weighs 120 lbs or so, so get help moving it indoors. We get it in place and get into the instructions. Note on the pedals; the LEFT pedal is reverse threaded, i.e. anti-clockwise tightens, clockwise loosens. Pedals, handles, foot rests, seat are all installed. 5.Control pedestal. This attaches to the frame in a sturdy manner and has the display and controls for programs, time-speed-distance etc, all that jazz. YOU NEED A HELPER HERE for about 5 minutes!!! YOU NEED TO PREP YOUR BOLTS AND WASHERS PER THE INSTRUCTIONS. put them and the allen wrench in your pocket The wires which connect the pedestal to the unit are tucked into a tube and secured by a wire-tie so that you don't lose them. Get a set of flat bladed tweezers and GENTLY pull each wire bundle out of the tube, exposing the plugs. The plugs are color coded, black and blue, and mate up with the same colors on the pedestal! The plugs are about the size of a skittle, so be gentle here! While your assistant holds the pedestal close to the frame connect the wire bundle plugs to each other, black to black, blue to blue. Once connected, you slide the connected wire bundles back into the frame tube while setting the pedestal onto the frame. Now, you can get your bolt/washer set-ups and get everything screwed down. 6. Electrics. The battery compartment lid is secured by a phillips head captured screw. Open the access door, carefully install the included "D" batteries (observing polarity!) and secured the door closed. Summary: This will take about 1.5 hrs to assemble, proceed carefully, and watch your toes! I have ridden it, is is smooth as silk, very quiet, throws a lot of cooling air at you, and is better than the gen1 Airdynes of the 1980's. Enjoy your new exercise bike! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Mike in Phx
Fantastic workout for all exercise levels
Style: Schwinn AD 7 Airdyne Fan Bike
As a daily exercise enthusiast (not just a stroll around the block), I HIGHLY recommend the Schwinn Airdyne AD7. This bike is a replacement for an OLD chain driven Schwinn Airdyne that finally died. I am SO IMPRESSED by the Schwinn Airdyne AD7. Based on the amount of perspiration generated each session, this is an even better workout. In addition, it is so quiet because it is belt driven. One warning. If you pay for assembly, be certain to ride the bike for several minutes before signing off. My handle bars were missing a piece which should have been noticed by the assembly team. Luckily the Schwinn customer service was efficient and the replacement part arrived just a few days later. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2026 by Kay S.
Great Product
Style: Schwinn AD 7 Airdyne Fan Bike
Arrived in a slightly torn up box but no damage. Very heavy so I needed help moving it. I assembled it by myself in about 30 mins. Could have used a second person for attaching the digital console as the wires need to be tucked into the frame w/o being kinked. All tools, nuts and bolts are provided, well labeled with a couple of extras that are labeled as well. Only one issue - the holes on the rear cross arm that sits on the floor are misaligned and the bolt couldn't be placed. This in no way affects the bike's functionality. The movement of all the parts is smooth. The fan makes a "windy" noise and feels good. The seat is big, wide &comfortable & adjusts up/down forward/back. No soreness! I ride sitting, standing & peddle backwards. Hands can be positioned 5 ways on the bars. Can work just your upper body by not pedaling & resting your feet on some rests attached at the fan center. The faster you push-pull harder the work. I am very happy with this product and feel it's worth the price. Very heavy, stable and well made. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024 by Kindle Customer
Best overall workout with ease
Style: Schwinn AD 7 Airdyne Fan Bike
This Schwinn Airdyne AD7 Fitness Bike is such a great exercise bike. It works both your legs and arm/upper body at the same time. We have owned it for almost 3 years with zero issues. It is very easy to adjust the seat to accommodate any size rider. I am 5'3 and my husband is 6'3. We both use it easily. It is very easy on aching knees as well. My ONLY complaint is that my arms are stretched a bit when I have the seat in a comfortable position. I highly recommend this bike, it is built very well, very sturdy for heavier riders, easy to move around if needed, the console has a variety of programs to utilize and the air from the wheel is a welcome reprieve when you are getting warm or using it in the summer. This is a win win purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024 by Lo
Sneaky- Sent Repackaged Item
Style: Schwinn AD 7 Airdyne Fan Bike
The Schwinn AD7 Airdyne bike that I received had been repackaged, and I was not happy about that! The box, and inside contents had large amounts of transparent package tape holding things together. Amazon normally offers a discount on an item that has previously damaged packaging, or cosmetic blemishes, and markets that item as used. Due to the substantial cost of this item, I would not have taken a chance on a repackaged product, that someone else rejected and returned. That said...I could not find any damage to the bike, and only an insignificant Transport and Immobilization Strap was missing. I believe the bike itself is worthy of a good rating, and I will complain to Amazon about the repackaging. The bike is solid and smooth, and will give you whatever level of workout you want to put yourself through. I deducted a star because of the blast of air that blows into your face as the fan spins. I can overcome that problem, but a removable wind blocker should be included in the price. The $50 that Schwinn wants for a small, optional, wind screen is outrageous. Helpful information: I spent several hours researching the Schwinn Airdyne, by looking at Customer Reviews and You Tube videos. What is the difference between an Airdyne7 and an Airdyne Pro?? I was able to previously see and try out the Pro at a distant city. They wanted $1299 for it. The Pro was $999 on Amazon, while the AD7 was $899. Being a penny pinching retired senior, I took a chance and opted for the AD7 after seeing other reviewers say that it is the same as the Pro. The AD7 that I got was the same as the Pro that I saw in the distant store. The only difference was the name on the side of the bike frame. I suspect that Schwinn wanted to charge more money for their product, and simply re-named it the Pro, and added $100 to the price. As for a wind screen, I followed the advice of another reviewer, and ordered a plastic fender/shield from Mucky Nutz on Amazon. The cost was $11-13, depending on color. It came with some velcro style tape to attach it, but small zip ties would also work. It too was overpriced. Somehow, I will solve the air blast in the face problem, I just don't want something ugly, like duct tape, unless I have to. However, there is black duct tape, also sold on Amazon. Bottom line---I really needed to get a compact piece of exercise equipment to stay heart healthy, and believe the Schwinn Airdyne 7 will fill that need. I suspect the AD7 will not be available very long, after the supply of those with that name imprinted on it runs out. P.S. The rollers at the front are really nice for moving the unit around for cleaning under it, or moving it to another room. Best wishes and happy fitness, from a grandpa. Update: Amazon's great customer service gave me a bit of a refund to make up for my having received a returned, repackaged item. Update- Assembly: I was able to assemble the bike by myself, even though the manual said two people were needed. It would have been nice to have my wife (she was away) hold items while I lined up screws, but it worked out ok. While some reviewers had problems with installing the handles, it was a non-issue for me. All you have to do is look at the splines on the shaft, as well as the splines on the hub of each handle, and line up the flat spot with each other. I found it helpful to use a rubber mallet to gently tap the handle hub onto the shaft, to overcome a little resistance from some paint overspray inside the hub. Then, insert the two, Right handle bolts, from front to back, and the two, Left handle bolts, from back to front. Don't use only the ball end of the supplied allen wrench (as shown in the picture), but use the L end of the wrench to tighten the bolts properly. The handles are thus firmly secured with no wobble or play in them. I am now a Happy Camper! Update- 8 months later. Bike still smooth and wonderful. My wife and I are small people (less than 5'4" tall), but we have lost over 20 lbs each, due to regular workouts on the bike and more sensible eating habits. Weight and blood pressure now at levels I had when 20 years old. Using the bike while watching TV makes exercise session more enjoyable. Update-Jan 2020 (almost 2 years). Bike still smooth and wonderful. Got lax and gained back 5 lbs in Nov-Dec, due to cruise type vacation plus Thanksgiving and Christmas eating. Big deal for me on weight gain. Renewed commitment to using bike (indispensable!!) and better eating. Have shed 4 of the 5 lbs. No fad diets needed. Just eating less junk and more fruit-vegetables. Could not have done it without bike, which is essential to keeping weight off, long-term. Blood pressure is at healthy young adult level. Before bike purchase, was borderline needing BP medication. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2018 by V. Lee
AD7 better for my body size than the AD2
Style: Schwinn AD 7 Airdyne Fan Bike
Review Image by andyho
I'm 6'2", 180 pounds, and the AD2 always felt a little bit like a toy. The way it was constructed, I was hunched over and focused on the LCD panel located down between the reciprocating arms. Because the seat did not have forwards-backwards adjustment, I would have to reach just a tad further to engage the hand grips than I would have liked, especially when the hand grip was in the forward position. I got good workouts on the AD2, but after 10 years decided it was time to upgrade to the AD7. The AD7 feels like the real deal. With the AD7, I can sit upright and look straight ahead for good visibility of the console. The stock seat on the AD7 feels comfortable, and the multiple hand grips enable just about any kind of workout. The AD7 comes equipped with a plastic air shield that diverts most of the air away from the user. There is just enough residual air flow to have a cooling effect on the body. The AD7 shipped with a minor manufacturing defect, where one of the small clips that secures the two halves of the grillwork around the fan was improperly installed. This had no effect upon the bike's operation, but I was able to fix the defect with some patience using hand tools. The AD7 comes in several pieces inside a big, heavy box, but assembly of the bike was pretty easy with the supplied instructions. The hardest part was hauling the frame up a flight of stairs. That was accomplished by attaching a carpet fragment on the bottom, and then pulling it up the stairs using the carpet as a sled. (Reference attached photo.) Now that AD7 is in place, it'll be perfect for my 5X/week workouts! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2020 by andyho
Good choice for a great workout experience
Style: Schwinn AD 7 Airdyne Fan Bike
The Schwinn Airdyne 7 is a well-built, solid exercise bike. Putting it together was not difficult. It comes with an attached air guard, so air isn't blowing in your face. The only negatives are the lack of space for a tablet, and the water bottle holder is at a very shallow angle. Bottles will leak if cap is not tight enough. Wish it held bottles straight up. It has a slot for a phone perhaps? I put a phone in there and rest my tablet vertically balanced on it. I can't see a lot of the controls with my tablet there, but I do a timed workout, and can see the intensity level. It has an audible alarm when time is up, so I am okay with not seeing calories, etc until finished. I get a great workout, without stress on my joints. We previously had another brand, with the similar features, that we wore out. I can tell you, you get what you pay for. The Schwinn is definitely worth the higher cost. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2020 by Cindy
Great replacement for the classic Airdynes
Style: Schwinn AD 7 Airdyne Fan Bike
After about 15 years with the "classic" Airdynes, I've been working out with this for about a month. So far, so great! I made one mistake in setup, thinking the cord for the display was a throw-away seal to lock the wheel. I was able to fix what I cut, and maybe I'm the only one to make that mistake. The construction of this looks way better than the old Airdyne, and I believe this is the exact model is used in fitness clubs, just with a reduced warranty for consumers, so I'm thinking it is built for durability. I had been concerned that this new Airdyne would not have the unlimited resistance of the old Airdynes, but it is great - plenty of resistance, even if you are well conditioned for this workout. I do about 4 workouts per week for a steady half hour each, but even if you have more fitness than that, I think there is plenty of resistance. I'm about 6ft tall and 185 pounds. I was able to adjust the seat up and back to get the leg extension I wanted. I really like having the combined arm workout, which is why I've stuck with Airdynes for so many years. The only thing missing is a phone holder. I think I will 3d print one to mount on top. For now I have a block sticking out of the phone compartment so I set my phone on top of that to view it. The electronic display has way more function than I need, so that is great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2021 by KBA
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