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Indoor training bike mimics the natural feel of cycling outdoors
Heavy-gauge steel frame, 40-pound balanced flywheel, and Poly-V drive belt
Fully adjustable seat and handlebars make it easy to ride in proper position
Seat and pedals are interchangeable with any standard bike components
Measures 44 x 44 x 22 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 97 pounds

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Bring your group cycling class into your home with the affordable LifeSpan S2 Indoor Bike. This easy to use, fully adjustable exercise bike gives you a great cardio workout with a natural feel of cycling outdoors. Simply adjust the seat and handlebars to fit your body and change resistance to simulate riding through valleys and climbing steep mountains.

Residential Warranty
Frame: 5 Years
Parts: 1 Year
Labor: 1 Year
Wear Items: 90 Days(friction pad/seat/pedals)Love your cycling workout but don’t have time to make it to the gym several times a week? Turn to the affordable LifeSpan Fitness S2 indoor exercise bike, which mimics the natural feel of cycling outdoors. The bike–which is outfitted with a heavy-gauge steel frame, a 40-pound balanced flywheel, and a Poly-V drive belt–provides smooth transitions as you “ride” on a variety of inclines, from flat ground to hills. As a result, you can challenge yourself with a stimulating cycling workout any day of the week and at any time of day.The S2 also offers several other sturdy construction details, including a micro-adjustable resistance knob with a push brake, a three-piece forged crank set, and alloy pedals with sealed bearings.

In addition, the S2 is built for comfort, with a fully adjustable seat and handlebars that let you ride in the proper spin position. Simply set the seat and handlebars to the proper height and forward/aft position and you’re ready to go. Many indoor bikes only offer an adjustable height; the added fore/aft adjustments give you an even better fit for your torso, arm, and leg. Whether you’re 4′ 11″ or 6′ 5″, you’ll ride comfortably on the S2 bike. Finally, the seat and pedals are standard bike components, so you can interchange them with your own seat and pedals if desired.

Specifications:

Flywheel: 40 pounds
Tension Control: Micro-adjustment knob, felt pad friction control
Seat: Standard mount, two-tone with height and fore/aft adjustments
Handlebars: Multi-position, PVC-dipped with height and fore/aft adjustments
Pedals: Alloy with sealed bearings
Transport: Front-mounted wheels
Footpads: Four, adjustable leveling
Product Dimensions: 44 by 44 by 22 inches
Product Weight: 97 pounds

Manufacturer’s Warranty
Five year warranty on the frame, one year on parts and labor, 90 days on wear items (friction pad, seat, pedals)

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Answered by Old Hippie

From what I can tell looking at the specs – all look about equal. Not great – not as bad as a discount store either. If you can go ‘try before you buy’ – DO IT! Get the one that feels the best to you.

Answered by daktari9204

Go with the Diamondback. Avoid Hi-Ten steel frames… they’re heavy and they rust. Reebok makes shoes… period. You wouldn’t buy Diamondback sneakers, would you? For an entry level mountain bike, the Diamondback represents the best value. Check out performance.com also.

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My resting HR is between 42-45bpm (I have hypothyroidism). My reebok i-bike’s manual states that, for my age, my maximum heart rate should be around 180-185bpm.

During high resistance, rigorous cardio my heart rate ceiling is about 140-145bpm.

My aim is to lose body fat, so I’m aiming for a heart rate of 50-70% that of my max. Should I try and make that 50-70% of 180bpm or my 145?

Will it mean I need to work harder than others with a normal resting rate to lose body fat (based purely on heart rate)?

Answered by Gabriel

That’s an extremely low resting heart rate. I think this is a question for a medical professional. I’m not sure rigorous exercise safe for you and certainly wouldn’t want to give you advice on what heart rate to shoot for with what sounds like a pretty serious heart condition.

Answered by Skye

Your resting heart rate is very, very low – have you spoken to your doctor about what level of exercise is appropriate? You might have to adjust the ‘normal’ maximum heart rate so that it is more appropriate for you.

Otherwise, you’re correct that…

50 to 60% of your maximum heart rate = beginner workout zone
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If the tape measure says that you haven’t lost inches then it’s possible that you might have to work harder.

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Answered by Pek III: Return of the Pek

Check out vibram fivefingers, they may look strange, but they allow you to run comfortably on the balls of your feet, which will result in less impact on your knees. If you want to continue using conventional shoes, you should work on adjusting your form while running, so that your heel doesn’t hit the treadmill/ground very hard, the pain is likely from repetitive stress.

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Im new to Lax and want a used head i can just pick up and start using that will be good. i play attack, do the strings on it look ok and everything?

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Answered by SpenceDiamonds

It is strung nicely, I personally don’t like hard mesh but the pocket looks deep and it looks like it is strung with a great pocket. I have the same head itself, I love it. It has bent slightly but held up to quite rigorous performance.

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