Schwinn 220 Recumbent Exercise Bike
- Recumbent exercise bike for the home with 16 resistance levels and 13.2-pound flywheel
- 12 workout programs, including 6 course profiles, fitness test, and custom workout
- Integrated grip heart rate system for easy fitness monitoring
- Ergonomic pedal design for efficient and comfortable pedaling; adjustable console and seat
- 300-pound maximum user weight; 5-year warranty on frame, 1 year on parts and electronics
Amazon. com Product DescriptionGet in shape at home with the comfortable Schwinn 220 recumbent exercise bike, offering a compact design and the feel of a more traditional outdoor bike while relying on core, stabilizing muscles to balance your body weight. Features include a 13. 2-pound flywheel, 16 resistance levels, 12 programs, adjustable seat, magazine rack, and contact heart rate monitoring built into the handlebars. It also includes the following exclusive Schwinn features: The Schwinn 220 recumbent exercise bike for the home. BioFit Comfort: Ergonomic pedal design for efficient and comfortable pedaling Adjustable console and seat Convenient step-through design BioDyne Performance: Perimeter weighted flywheel for a true road feel, and smooth, consistent workouts Oversized stabilizers and levelers that are built-in for a solid workout platform BioConnect Feedback: 12 workout programs, including 6 course profiles, fitness test, and c. . . More >>
Schwinn 220 Recumbent Exercise Bike
Monday, 18. January 2010 11:15
I’ve owned the 220 for only 2 days so I don’t have much to say about the mechanical performance of the machine. My trouble begins and ends with the control panel. First the owners manual that came with my unit is incomplete on how to program the bike. I went online to the company website, downloaded the manual on PDF and discovered that this manual was different. This one had instructions on how to program the bike so I sat back down to “Add a User”. But as I worked my way through the inputs, there was no way to get past the “Custom 1″ screen. The machine doesn’t respond as the instuctions state. I can only use the machine as a “Guest User”. Hate to think I spent all that money to be guest on my own bike. I think I got a lemon. Very frustrating. I can say the 2 workouts I had as a guest seemed to go well, mechanically.
Rating: 1 / 5
Monday, 18. January 2010 12:11
My bike was delivered when it was expected and my friend who is mechanically inclined thought that it was pretty easy to assemble. The basic quick start is easy enough, but I cannot figure out how to do the other programs. . . I can’t seem to get to them and the manual offers little explanation. If anyone can share the how – to’s with me I would be very appreciative. Besides that, it is very comfortable, quiet, and smooth.
Rating: 4 / 5
Monday, 18. January 2010 13:35
Very happy with my purchase. Well built, quiet, electronics are easy to use. A quality product for the money.
Rating: 5 / 5
Monday, 18. January 2010 15:25
Work perfect, very nice machine. Only and small problem was front wheel cover screws missing or they forgat the install.
Rating: 4 / 5
Monday, 18. January 2010 16:44
Ok. I’ve done research upon research on recumbent bikes. My biggest concern was that 95% of all the reviews out there were from senior citizens or those using it for physical therapy. I need a bike for exercise and weight loss. I purchased this bike and am very pleased. The resistance is top notch and the computer read out is very informative. I’m 6′5 and 275lbs and it is still a perfect fit. So for all those people out there who are tall and or big this bike will work great for you. ! Great weight loss help a long!
Rating: 5 / 5