Recumbent Stationary Bike

I love this bike! It’s very easy to use. It has a lot of settings from easy to strong. I just had the replacement surgery and it’s great exercise

Nice Bike And Sturdy!! Assembly wasnt bad with instructions and a youtube video. Handle bars gave me a time. Then my slow self realized I had to grip the washers with pliers then tighten the allen screw????That part took me 30 mins alone to figure that out cause I was like why its not tight and I was about to cry. But God is good and its up Ill have my first ride today. The computer kinda cheap on the bike I can tell it wont last but we shall see...Overrall good product.

I have severe knee arthritis, and I want to get my BMI down before I get the replacement surgery. I walk about 20 minutes a day - but I have to go slow and be careful, and I often have to ice my knee for a while afterwards. I need to do more than that to make a dent in my weight loss goals.I’ve tried recumbent bikes before at the gym, but I couldn’t get them to fit, and it was uncomfortable. I bought a Marcy recumbent bike a few years ago, but I junked it because it was wobbly, the seat and back were terribly uncomfortable, and I just couldn’t make myself use it.This Vanswee recumbent bike is the answer to my prayers! It’s solid, VERY comfortable, quiet, and I think it’s beautiful!My nephew put it together in about an hour (I paid him with a loaf of homemade bread) and I used it right away. I have really short legs, but scooting the seat up all the way fits perfectly.It’s so quiet and smooth to ride that my dog lies down right next to it when I’m riding. I have to work to get my heart rate up to 85% of max, but 20 minutes at even 75% makes me feel energized.So now I’m walking 20 minutes, riding 20 minutes, and doing 15-20 minutes of strength training with TRX straps and light dumbbells. The Vanswee is such a joy to use, it’s going to be a great anchor for rebuilding my exercise habit. Seriously, I can be watching tv and I look over at it and I want to get on and go!

Wish it was a little wider but it works well. I scheduled someone to come put it together the did a fantastic job.

This recumbent exercise bike is perfect for me. I'm a 58 year old 6'1" tall woman with 38" long legs. I'm going to have a knee replacement in 3 months and I bought it because I need to get in shape PRIOR, but everything else hurts (parts of my femur literally disintegrated) so I can't walk well and am in near constant pain. I can't even swim - it feels like my right leg is going to fall off.I can ride this bike without pain!I uploaded a picture of calories burned - (that's my dog supervising).I would HIGHLY recommend this recumbent bike. It even has a pass through so that I don't have to step OVER the middle to sit down. This is great now and will be critical for safety after the knee replacement.The seat is wide and gives great back support. There's a heart rate monitor on the lower handle bars (on either side of the seat) that makes it handy to swiftly know if I'm in the zone.The monitor can stay in one place and be manually advanced, or one can put it on a skip mode so it cycles through each of the stats as one is pedaling.The bike is also VERY stable. There are two "stand up" handles that are simply for help standing and getting off the bike after a workout. They add safety and stability for me.I discovered that the calorie monitor resets after burning 1,000 calories. I've gotta admit - that was a proud moment.