Lifegear
Recumbent Exercise Bike
So
you want an exercise bike for less than $200 bucks, huh?
Although
I'm not a fan of recommending cheap exercise bikes, I will
give a nod to the Lifegear Recumbent Bike - with some conditions.
First
off, even though there has been a lot of positive feedback
about the Lifegear recumbent, don't think for a minute that
this bike will do anything comparable to a mid-level bike
like a Schwinn 201, that's just the way it is, the sooner
you get past that idea the better off you'll be.
The
seat is NOT very comfortable and there is a lack of adjustability
in the seat position fore and aft (forward and backward)
- and users over 5'-10" will have a hard time finding
a comfortable riding position.
You
should also forget about getting an accurate reading from
the pulse grip sensor, as it's more of an afterthought on
the Lifegear...
Lifegear
Recumbent Key Specs and Benefits:
- Recumbent
exercise bike with magnetic
- Display
with time, speed, distance, hand pulse and approximate
calories burned
- Large
LCD screen with easily readable display
- Handles
with built-in hand pulse sensors to read your heart rate
- Adjustable
seat
With
the negatives out of the way, let's get to some of the positives
about the Lifegear recumbent.
If
you need a bike that you can just get on and go, and you're
not worried about tracking your workouts very close, the
Lifegear will make a good companion to your home workout.
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the Lifegear
Recumbent Exercise Bike on sale w/ free shipping
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