LifeSpan Fitness C2 Upright Bike
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Sales Rank: 145340
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LifeSpan Fitness C2 Upright Bike
- The oversized flywheel is 12" in diameter and weighs 19 pounds
- 3 Piece Cranks with self-balancing pedals
- Oversized LCD console
- Oversized seat provides comfort
- Lifetime warranty on frame and brake 3 year parts and 1 year labor
Product Description
This Lifespan Exercise Cycle, the C2 Upright Cycle, features an oversized 305mm flywheel maximizes the inertia of every rider. The 3-piece steel crank set, high-quality sealed bearings, reinforced poly-v belt and pedals transfer the workout energy quietly and smoothly for a frictionless resistance. Oversized LCD display shows time, heart rate, calories, speed and distance. Tension control is indexed with 15 levels. Resistance knob is conveniently located. Weight limit is 350 lbs. (158.8kg). Includes ergonomic design with multi-position handlebar assembly positions, and adjustable seat heights. Weighs 101 lbs. (45.8kg) and measures 42"L x 25"W x 53"H (106.7 x 63.5 x 134.6cm).
Amazon.com Product Description
Get fit in your own home with the LifeSpan C2 upright exercise bike, perfect for improving your cardiovascular health, strengthening your legs, and training for cyclists during inclement weather. It features 15 levels of resistance and a 12-inch flywheel. It also offers a three-piece crank set, high quality sealed bearings, reinforced Poly-V belt and high quality pedals to transfer your workout energy quietly and smoothly to the flywheel and the oversized magnet carrier that provides frictionless resistance.
You'll enjoy such comfort features as an oversized plush seat with level and height adjustments, and easy accessibility to water bottle holder and tension adjustment knob. The exercise computer console has an easy-to-read LCD screen with storage tray, and it tracks time, heart rate (read through contact heart rate sensors built into the handlebars), calories, speed, and distance.
Specifications:
- Tension system: Indexed knob with 15 levels
- Flywheel Size: 12 inch diameter/19 pounds balanced
- Belt: Reinforced Poly-V Belt
- Pedals: Self Balancing with Easy Adjust Straps
- Cranks: Three-Piece Crank Set
- Dimensions: 42 by 25 by 53 inches
- Weight: 101 pounds
- Maximum user weight: 350 pounds
- Warranty: frame and ECB brake - lifetime; parts - 3 years; labor - 1 year
About Exercise Bikes
Despite the competition from trendy new fitness inventions, exercise bikes continue to be popular options for home exercise. They offer the same aerobic benefits of riding a bicycle at any time, in any weather, without leaving the comfort and safety of home. Exercise bikes don't take up much space, require little or no balance or coordination, and can provide an effective workout for all levels of users, from beginners to serious competitors. While the same could be said for a number of other types of home fitness equipment, the exercise bike is one of the few that allows you to watch television or read a magazine while you work out. For many people, having convenient access to quality exercise equipment is critical to sticking with a long-term exercise program.
LifeSpan Fitness C2 Upright Bike
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- Publisher: LifeSpan Fitness
- Label: LifeSpan Fitness
- Studio: LifeSpan Fitness
- Average Customer Review:
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- Sales Rank in Sporting Goods: #145340
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Summary: Solid Bike with Limited Features 2010-02-09
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Summary: Assembly directions are the worst! 2009-11-20
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Summary: Sturdy bike! 2009-03-05
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Summary: Love this bike! 2008-12-24
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Summary: Solid machine 2008-09-19
This is a very basic exercise bike. It has no programs, and the resistance is controlled by a dial on the handlebar support. Essentially, you get on the bike, hit a reset button to zero out the time, and start pedaling - This starts the timer, speed, distance, and calorie counters. There is also a pulse monitor on the handlebars that is activated by grabbing on to it. The timer and pulse monitor are accurate, but the speed, distance, and calorie counters are meaningless: I generally pedal at a rate of 100 - 110 RPM and at that rate it showed a speed of 3 MPH. 3 MPH is the average walking speed of a person.
In this price range I had expected more features. At minimum, an RPM counter, and the ability to set a workout time length would have been nice. If I had to do it over again I'd probably pass on this bike and spend more money for a model with more features and better accuracy.