What is the maximum weight of the user? Is it good for 6'3" people?
2078022
Good bike but for 6'3" I'd suggest trying before buying. I don't think weight will be an issue
2078023
I'm 6'5" tall and it works great for me. Haven't had any problems with it yet but have only owned it for 6 weeks.
2078024
I'm 6'1" and don't have the seat all the way up and it's about half was back from its rearest most position so I would think you'd be fine. The machine has exceeded my expectations for sure. Great value for the money.
2078025
I have had my 170 since March. I am 6'4" weighing in at 279...and am currently managing 7+ miles each morning....I am 69 yrs old today and am looking forward to increasing my workout levels!
2078026
I think it could go up to 300 pounds, though not sure. My husband is over 6' and has no problem with it. I am just over 5' and also have no problem with it. I love this bike and bought one for my mom as well.
2078027
Weight of 225 max and I would think 6'3" would be a little bit to tall for this bike. Its fine for someone about 6' and 200 lbs.
2078028
I purchased my Schwinn 170 two months ago. I could only tell you that I weigh 240 lb. and 5' 8". I do believe it will be alright for a 6' 3". Very good bike to work out on.
99076
Max recommended weight is 120lbs. I am 6ft about 180lbs and it can get me around. I never stay on it for too long it is powerful enough to propel an adult. Hope that helps
87091
Im not sure what the recommended limit is but my husband is 6'4 and weighed around 270 lbs and he has used it with no problems.
622525
Definitely not for someone 6'2". I'm 5'2" and have it at midway adjustment level. I'd say 5'8" would be the maximum comfortable adjustment level.
1700471
from our experience... I bought it for my husband who is 6'3" roughly 280lbs. He loves it.
2041724
I believe the limit is 300 pounds. My husband is 175 so not an issue here. The EP-560 Ltd is rated for users between 4'8"-6'6" and up to 300 lbs. Their customer service number is ... 800.847.0143 (8am-4pm, M-F
684101
I am 5 foot 3 and it works great for me. I really like this chair but you cannot man handle it.
1089226
I am 6'3 and weigh over 300 lbs. I have used this chair daily for over 6 months now, and have not had any issues. I really like this chair and find it very comfortable.
2101504
Will, I'm a little over 300 lb and I have no problems with this chair. As for the maximum weight, you should call the company.
1044413
When I researched it 2 yrs ago I think there was a 300lb limit. I know for taller people they thought this machine was too short. I am only 5'3 so I don't have an issue but if u are 6' or more it may be too short.
1481238
Im 6.0ft and 200lbs and it has been great for me. I use it less (2 hours per day) and my kids use it as well, which was the death of my old chair. This has been a good purchase for me. Good luck!
1388243
I'm 6'3 300lbs and my son is 65lbs at 4'2 and we both use it without any trouble!
956382
Well, I got it for my 17 year old son, and he is six foot, 275 pounds. He uses it all the time!
2105624
I am 6'3" myself. The shoulder straps are very adjustable. It should work just fine.
2255254
Yes, I am 6'3" 275+ and have used this unit extensively. I have no fear of unit failing at all, nor should you. Have pro version. This product is very well built.
1947790
Some specs I found on another site indicated this is rated to 250 lbs. However, I would not recommend anyone "sizeable" use this, it is definitely intended for smaller/lighter/shorter people. I Definitely wouldn't recommend it for anyone over 200 lbs or over 5 ft 2 or 5 ft 3 at most because the motor isn't sufficient for higher weights and the stride/tread is much too short for long legs.
937329
Just checked my owner's manual and it says "Maximum user weight is 300 lbs." (Must be pretty sturdy!!) I haven't had mine very long so I can't tell you how durable it is. It looks cheap because it's all plastic but I haven't had any problems with it so far. I would just recommend not carrying it by the pedals or lifting the pedals forcefully which might cause them to separate from the bellows and create an air leak.