Exercise Bike Reviews

Leave a little clear space around the bike so you can get on and off safely….

Set the screen at eye level before you ride, so your neck stays neutral. (Illustration, not…

Stand up only once the resistance is high enough to support your weight on the pedals….

Start with short sprints and long rest: a fan bike gets hard fast. (Illustration, not an…

Place the pedals far enough forward that your knees clear the desk at the top of…

Set the screen at eye level before you ride, so your neck stays neutral. (Illustration, not…

Leave about two feet of clear space around the bike so you can get on and…

Raise the seat until your knee keeps a slight bend at the bottom of the stroke….

Set the seat so your leg is almost straight at the far point of the pedal…

Slide the seat until your leg is almost straight at the far point of the pedal…

Start with short intervals: 20 seconds hard, 40 seconds easy, and add rounds as your recovery…

Check what the screen does without a paid membership before you buy. (Illustration, not an actual…

Put the bike on a rubber mat to protect the floor and cut vibration. (Illustration, not…

Check the 350-lb rating against your weight plus a margin before you buy. (Illustration, not an…

Raise the seat until your knee keeps a slight bend at the bottom of the stroke….

Slide the seat until your leg is almost straight at the far end of the stroke….

Set the seat so your knee keeps a slight bend at the bottom of each turn….

Start with short intervals and long rests: fan resistance rises the harder you push. (Illustration, not…

Re-tighten the seat post knob now and then, since owners report the height can slip. (Illustration,…

Raise the seat until your knee is slightly bent at the bottom of the stroke, not…

Lock the fold hinge fully and check it again before every ride. (Illustration, not an actual…

Check the seat position first: your leg should be nearly straight at the far end of…

Add resistance before you stand up so the pedals never spin away under you. (Illustration, not…

Sit all the way back against the backrest and set the seat so your knee keeps…