Motus USA M-RACING FUSION Indoor Cycling BikeMotus USA M-RACING FUSION Indoor Cycling Bike
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- Cutting-edge indoor racing bike with ultra-quiet Kevlar belt-driven drive system
- Dual-sided SPD pedal w/cage, ergonomic saddle, non-slip handlebars, and water bottle holders
- Eight-level Accujust tension control and on-board computer and heart rate monitors
- 26 by 50 by 63 inches (W x H x D); weighs 132 pounds; 300-pound maximum user weight
- Five year warranty against frame manufacturing defects, two year all inclusive warranty
 The NRG's on-board computer provides real-time performance statistics without a personal telemetry strap. |  Rear flywheel drive location improves durability and minimizes wear on the wheel house mechanism. |
Tension is adjusted using with a simple click lever which controls the revolutionary Accujust 8 tension adjustment system. This unique SmartAdjust feature makes customizing seat height and handlebar locations a breeze. Every unit incorporates a heavy duty Kevlar belt, crank, and dual brake pads ensure the highest level of commercial grade quality and performance. The advanced rear flywheel drive location offers a creative design aesthetic, along with dramatically improved durability due to minimized rust on the flywheel. The entire frame is protected by a triple layer zinc powder coating, and race inspired colors heighten the element of outdoor racing and are sure to inspire heart pumping workouts.
Every bike comes standard with advanced dual cage pedals and SPD toe clips, water bottle holder, on-board contact heart rate, and a technologically superior on-board computer for viewing of real time statistics, eliminating the need to spend additional money on accessorizing the bike. All Motus USA Indoor Cycling Bike products are backed by a five-year warranty against manufacturing defects to the frame and a six-month warranty on wearable parts.
Specifications:
- 44-pound rear wheel drive flywheel
- Two way, fixed wheel and crank drive system
- Heavy duty Kevlar belt drive
- Ergonomic two-tone PVC cover/PU foam saddle
- Commercial grade crank
- Heavy duty, long life dual brake pads
- Accujust 8 lever-adjusted tension
- Advanced dual-sided SPD pedals with clip and cage
- On-board computer functions include scan, time, calories, speed, distance, and pulse rate
- Protective plastic cover included
- Triple layer zinc powder coating
- Heat treated axle
- Built-in transport wheels for ease of movement
- Measures 25.5 by 50 by 63 inches (W x H x D)
Weighs 132 pounds - 300-pound maximum user weight
About Motus USA
Motus USA is a manufacturer of premier fitness equipment, offering comprehensive solutions in commercial grade quality. Motus USA equipment is designed to exceed user expectations in performance and aesthetic appeal. As a company that is committed to advancing both product performance and abilities, Motus USA incorporates cutting-edge technologies and superior features to satisfy the needs of a wide variety of users.
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- Publisher: Motus USA
- Label: Motus USA
- Studio: Motus USA
- Sales Rank in Sporting Goods: #44385
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24 of 26 people found the following review helpful:  Best Bike Hands Down, By Milloy "Milloy" (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Motus USA M-RACING FUSION Indoor Cycling Bike (Sports) I have been an avid Cyclist for over 20 years and cross-train at the Gym on a regular basis, where my favorite activity is Group Cycling/Spinning. My Gym has some Spinning Bikes which are nice, so when I started shopping for one of these for my home I was surprised that they were priced pretty high and came with almost no added accessories, these were all up-sells. By the time I was ready to check out, I had amassed over $500 in pedals, PC and upgraded seat, add that to the $1,600 price tag and I was at over $2,100 Enter the Motus NRG Group Indoor Racing Bike... Sleeker Design, Belt Driven (as opposed to Chain), On-Board PC, Dual Pedals for my SPD Cleats, Upgraded Seat and other design improvements which quite simply blew the competition out of the water...and all for $1,000 less than the competing model. I then did some additional research, and learned that this is one of the fastest growing brands and products in the Gym Industry, and...Read more 13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:  Motus, By Zoom (Cincinnati, OH) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Motus USA M-RACING FUSION Indoor Cycling Bike (Sports) I wanted a training bike that could give me realistic feel to my road bike. The only reason I'm not giving it top marks is the ridiculously poor computer and ratcheting tension for the flywheel. There 8 positions when it's only possible to use 3-4. They should have engineered the positions in smaller increments. I like all of the positioning adjustments other than the handle bars don't have tilt, just height and lateral. Bike is made well with good long lasting materials that should not wear out anytime soon. Bike has belt drive which is quite after a touch of silicon spray. The computer does not read out rpm's comparable to road riding. 90 rpm is more like 350 on the Motus. Mph and Elapsed are ok, but Heart Rate is far from accurate. Unit displays 110 when it should be more like 150bpm. Complained to supplier and they eventually sent another computer which corrected nothing. Very good saddle with cutout for pressure points, or you can replace with your own. The...Read more 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful: Great spinner, By ssgman "ssgman" (San Francisco, CA USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Motus USA M-RACING FUSION Indoor Cycling Bike (Sports) Ok. Let me start off by saying that while I have cycled all my life I currently am not in great cycling shape and I decided to bite the bullet and get a piece of equipment the whole family could use, whether it be an elliptical, treadmill or stationary bike. I wasn't even looking at spinners but quality ellipticals are HUGE and very expensive and treadmills are the same way. Once I narrowed it to exercise bikes, I started looking at the spinners as well. I discovered they simulated real bike riding better than anything and once I realized a spinner was just a solid hunk of metal with a flywheel and adjustable seat and handlebars using pretty much what amounted to bike parts, I was sold. No motors to break down or strange parts where they would have to send a service tech. I was looking hard at the Lemond RevMaster Pro but they were out of stock so I went with the Motus--the Keiser spinners look really nice, too. Of course, once I ordered it I scoured for...Read more |
