REF: MEN-2026-0295
Therapy
Recumbent Bike
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Product Code MEN-2026-0295
Condition New
Availability On request
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Sub-Category Bike
Ergonomic Seating: A large, chair-like seat with a supportive mesh or padded backrest ensures maximum lumbar support.
Recumbent Positioning: Pedals are located in front of the rider, reducing pressure on the hips, knees, and ankles.
Comfortable Design: Designed for a relaxed, comfortable workout with no need to lean forward, which helps alleviate back pain.
Step-Through Frame: The low frame makes it easy to get on and off, which is especially beneficial for users with limited mobility or seniors.
Adjustable Resistance: Most models come with magnetic resistance systems that allow for varied,, and often silent, workout intensity levels.
Console Display: LCD screens monitor, for example, time, speed, distance, and calories.
Recumbent Positioning: Pedals are located in front of the rider, reducing pressure on the hips, knees, and ankles.
Comfortable Design: Designed for a relaxed, comfortable workout with no need to lean forward, which helps alleviate back pain.
Step-Through Frame: The low frame makes it easy to get on and off, which is especially beneficial for users with limited mobility or seniors.
Adjustable Resistance: Most models come with magnetic resistance systems that allow for varied,, and often silent, workout intensity levels.
Console Display: LCD screens monitor, for example, time, speed, distance, and calories.
Seating & Comfort: Features an ergonomic mesh or padded seat with full lumbar support, usually with horizontal, quick-release adjustments.
Design & Frame: Low-step-through frame design for easy mounting/dismounting.
Resistance System: Magnetic braking system, often with 8 to 40+ levels for variable intensity.
Flywheel Weight: Ranging from 3kg (basic) to 30 lbs (commercial) for smooth, consistent pedaling.
Console & Display: LCD/LED display tracking time, distance, speed, calories, and pulse/heart rate.
Connectivity: Some models include Bluetooth for app integration (e.g., Kinomap) and USB charging ports.
Dimensions: Generally 50-60 inches in length, though foldable options exist for smaller spaces.
Weight Capacity: Ranges from 120kg (265 lbs) to over 130kg (290+ lbs) for heavy-duty, commercial models.
Extras: Often equipped with transport wheels, water bottle holders, and self-uprighting pedals with straps.
Design & Frame: Low-step-through frame design for easy mounting/dismounting.
Resistance System: Magnetic braking system, often with 8 to 40+ levels for variable intensity.
Flywheel Weight: Ranging from 3kg (basic) to 30 lbs (commercial) for smooth, consistent pedaling.
Console & Display: LCD/LED display tracking time, distance, speed, calories, and pulse/heart rate.
Connectivity: Some models include Bluetooth for app integration (e.g., Kinomap) and USB charging ports.
Dimensions: Generally 50-60 inches in length, though foldable options exist for smaller spaces.
Weight Capacity: Ranges from 120kg (265 lbs) to over 130kg (290+ lbs) for heavy-duty, commercial models.
Extras: Often equipped with transport wheels, water bottle holders, and self-uprighting pedals with straps.
Adjust the Seat: Locate the lever under the seat, pull it, and slide forward or backward. When pedaling, your knee should have a slight bend at the furthest point, preventing joint strain.
Secure Feet: Place your feet in the pedals, ensuring the straps are snug but comfortable.
Check Posture: Sit with your back firmly against the seat support, engaging your core. Do not slouch.
Start Pedaling: Begin pedaling to wake up the console. Press "Quick Start" to begin a manual, or select a program like "Fat Burn" or "Intervals".
Set Resistance: Use the arrow buttons on the console to adjust the resistance (higher for climbing, lower for recovery).
Monitor Intensity: Use the handlebars to track your heart rate. Aim for a pace where you can talk, but with some difficulty (a 6 or 7 on a 10-point scale).
Cooldown: Spend the final 3-5 minutes at very low resistance to cool down.
Secure Feet: Place your feet in the pedals, ensuring the straps are snug but comfortable.
Check Posture: Sit with your back firmly against the seat support, engaging your core. Do not slouch.
Start Pedaling: Begin pedaling to wake up the console. Press "Quick Start" to begin a manual, or select a program like "Fat Burn" or "Intervals".
Set Resistance: Use the arrow buttons on the console to adjust the resistance (higher for climbing, lower for recovery).
Monitor Intensity: Use the handlebars to track your heart rate. Aim for a pace where you can talk, but with some difficulty (a 6 or 7 on a 10-point scale).
Cooldown: Spend the final 3-5 minutes at very low resistance to cool down.
