Exercise bike opinions
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https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2...
Seen this advertised and think it’s a good buy for home garage fitness?
But if weight loss and added fitness.
Is this any good/any better options available that I’m over looking
Seen this advertised and think it’s a good buy for home garage fitness?
But if weight loss and added fitness.
Is this any good/any better options available that I’m over looking
Cheap road bike and a turbo trainer as an option? (without mentioning smart trainers, zwift etc)
That way when you get bored you have a bike to get out on and it'll be more enjoyable.
I have a cheap York fitness exercise bike, hasn't been used in years as I found it difficult to stay motivated on it.
That way when you get bored you have a bike to get out on and it'll be more enjoyable.
I have a cheap York fitness exercise bike, hasn't been used in years as I found it difficult to stay motivated on it.
Welshbeef said:
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2...
Seen this advertised and think it’s a good buy for home garage fitness?
But if weight loss and added fitness.
Is this any good/any better options available that I’m over looking
It is most likely junk. Seen this advertised and think it’s a good buy for home garage fitness?
But if weight loss and added fitness.
Is this any good/any better options available that I’m over looking
Buy a proper comercial grade one. Used ones aren’t mega bucks.
Whenever the subject of exercise machines comes up, I always recommend recumbent gym bikes like this: https://amzn.to/2CWG0sW
I bought one in 2003 or thereabouts and have pretty much used it every week since.
Apparently, you don't burn as many calories, but for any other bicycle (real or gym), I wouldn't be using it and it would be in the garage or loft, thus burning no calories at all.
It doesn't get boring because it's like sitting on a chair - I can read a book, watch a video on YT, call someone on the phone or reply to an email, and it keeps my fitness levels up especially during the winter months when I play tennis far less than I'd like to. Crank it up to 8 (max setting on my bike) and I can do some moderate leg work; at level 1, it's great for an active rest day.
I bought one in 2003 or thereabouts and have pretty much used it every week since.
Apparently, you don't burn as many calories, but for any other bicycle (real or gym), I wouldn't be using it and it would be in the garage or loft, thus burning no calories at all.
It doesn't get boring because it's like sitting on a chair - I can read a book, watch a video on YT, call someone on the phone or reply to an email, and it keeps my fitness levels up especially during the winter months when I play tennis far less than I'd like to. Crank it up to 8 (max setting on my bike) and I can do some moderate leg work; at level 1, it's great for an active rest day.
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