Best Recumbent Bike

• 13 lb. flywheel with ultra-smooth, silent magnetic power resistance
• Electronically adjustable workout level at the touch of a button
• Easy-to-use/read exercise monitor with 20 programs including preset, user defined, heart rate, watt control and body fat programs
• Adjustable, multi-grip handle bars with built-in heart rate measurement sensors
• High-comfort seat with vertical and horizontal adjustment

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The Masai Fitness Power Upright Bike brings high-end, health-club features to a small and affordable exercise bike. An easy-to-use exercise computer features 20 programs that will automatically control the intensity of y… Read More >>

• Club-style, self-powered exercise bike for in-home workouts with natural, efficient recumbent riding position
• 19 pre-programmed and seven personalized workouts, and the five HeartSync workouts
• Recumbent seat with contoured, high back pad; front and side-mounted handlebars
• Lifepulse digital contact heart rate monitoring system on side handlebars and included Polar wireless chest strap
• 400-pound maximum user weight; lifetime warranty on frame

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This is a really nice bike. I always hated recumbent bikes until I tried this one last year. The seat to pedal angle is just right to make it extremely comfortable. It has many resistance levels from super easy to almost impossible to pedal. The bike… Read More >>

• 1 Touch Resistance allows you to instantly adjust the resistance of the exercise bike for a more intense workout.
• Six Personal Trainer workouts automatically adjust the bikes resistance during your workout while Two Heart Rate workouts help you stay in your target workout zone.
• The frictionless Silent Magnetic Resistance system allows you to adjust your workout intensity without interrupting your workout. Choose from ten intensity levels to target specific workout and conditioning goals.
• No need to step over a high center on our step-in designed exercise bike. The low bike construction makes for easy access and exit.
• Accurately monitor your heart rate to ensure you are in the proper training zone with the handlebar mounted pulse sensors.

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• 6 Preset Programs
• Digital Resistance Control
• EKG pulse grip

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• 11 lb. flywheel with smooth, silent magnetic resistance
• Adjustable workout level by continuous manual resistance knob
• Easy-to-use/read exercise monitor displaying time, speed, distance, calories burnt and heart rate
• Multi-grip handle bars with built-in heart rate measurement sensors
• Comfort seat with adjustable height

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What is the best model upright exercise bike i can get for up to 350 dollars i was looking into keys health trainer 660u any suggestions

I am looking for a recumbent bike that has the ability to interface with a computer via usb to track my exercise results. Even a good piece of software to do this would be appreciated (mac osx)

I have found a few bikes, but I am looking for something in the sub $750 range.

A few things popped into my head..

How hard would it be to modify an existing exercise bike to transmit the stuff it dumps into it’s computer into mine?

Is there any sort of kit I can attach to any recumbent bike to track the statistics?

Thanks for your time.

Ok so I’m looking to loose some weight, but the problem is with exercise I’m quite limited with what I can do thanks to my oh so wonderful knees. My kneecaps dislocate when I run and I’ve collapsed many times because of it, so that’s out of the question, we have a recumbent exercise bike so it keeps my weight off my knees and isn’t so bad, is this my best bet for aerobic exercise? Or is there anything else?

I have had surgery on my worst knee but the doctor tells me that I shouldn’t have surgery on my other knee because it hasn’t “popped out” bad enough to the point where I need surgery. I’ve been trying to get used to running by jogging really short distances and hoping to get over being afraid of my other knee from dislocating.

Thanks in advance for any answers.

• Upright exercise bike with ultra-quiet V-Force Plus resistance system
• Commercial-grade Poly-V belt drive delivers near-silent performance
• Displays time, distance, calories, average speed, RPM, and heart rate
• Six preprogrammed workouts, two heart rate control programs, and two custom programs
• Measures 24 x 54 x 42 inches (W x H x D); lifetime warranty on frame

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I am thinking of buying a stationary exercise bike. I’m unsure if a magnetic flywheel or regular flywheel will suit my purpose, I want to use it for short sprinting sessions.

• Affordable upright exercise bike for the home with 16 levels of silent magnetic resistance
• Motivating personal cooling fan, ergonomically designed wraparound handlebars
• 12 motivating programs, including manual, preset, custom and heart rate control
• Monitor your heart rate with pulse grip sensors or via included Polar chest strap
• Measures 22 x 39 x 59 inches (W x D x H); 300-pound maximum user weight

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i know that the heavier the flywheel the better… but is a magnetic recumbent exercise bike with an 8kg flywheel bad because it is only 8kg? and if so what is a good weight for an average weight woman?

Recumbent or upright exercise bike: which is better? I understand that both are good for cardio, but do you get more benefit from one than the other? Thanks!

I’m roughly 60 pounds over my idea weight. I have a stationary recumbent bike that I occasionally ride, but nowhere nearly as often as I should to lose weight. I’m well aware of the physiological benefits of exercising, and how detrimental fat can be. But I’m wondering if anyone knows of a web site or book or something that can help me to get into the proper mindset to do it on a consistent basis.

For comparison, I was wondering if there was something similar to Allen Carr’s book on quitting smoking (which did wonders for me). Thanks!