What is the size with/without the bars? What's the weight? Make it much of noises?
994846
I'm not sure what you mean by without the bars. The only 'bar' on the machine is a latch that holds the top part of the juicer in place. The machine weights about 5-7 pounds and when it runs it is loud.
994847
16.2 x 13.4 x 8.9 inches, i don't know with the bar, it does make noise when putting in your fruits/vegetables. It is not small enough to leave on your counter when not using. It weighs about 7-8lbs
994848
It does have a motor, so it does make noise, but, not any louder than any other kitchen appliance. About 16 inches tall. You'll want to store it away in the box somewhere.
1249641
It doesn't make much noise which is good. However I don't recommend this bike due to the little to no resistance and poor quality.
1244873
Nope, none that we have heard. It's quite good. There are no springs to squeak and no other moving parts. It's a very sturdy piece of equipment.
1188024
If you let go of the weights they will make quite a loud clank. But if used properly there really is not much noise unless you like to loudly grunt.
2179613
weight would be probably 50-60 lbs* and not quiet at all. Maybe 8 on a 10, 10 being loudest. But to be honest, I have not ever used another elliptical so I am not sure in comparison if it is loud or not.* I can lift 48 lbs w/o a problem, this was more than that but no way was it 70-80 lbs.
782773
The sound projects from the back, so unless you have a good space to bounce it back forward you will have to turn it up very loud. A sound bar is a must.
2179615
I could never find the flywheel weight in any of the spec pages (including the Schwinn website), but I would guess it to be in the 19-25 lb range, The wheel clunks after several minutes of operation, but repositioning your feet on the footpad can eliminate that noise. It is much quieter then the Proform models I have previously owned; I would rate it a 4 on a 1-10 scale with "1" being the quietest. There is a considerable amount of squeaking that you can correct by applying grease (not WD-40, but machine grease) to the squeaky area.
1734674
It's quite loud. If you are looking for a quiet model this may not be for you.
1629282
My boyfriend weighs 245 and he sleeps comfortably on it. Combined with my 150 and lots of gymnastics, we have had no problems. No squeeks or nothing. It's been pretty sturdy.
390293
It makes some sound. I added lithium grease to all moving parts when I put it together to help prevent any noise; But it still makes some noise like a creak creak creak as I pedal; But it's quiet. It's very easy to move around; About 35 to 40 pounds I am guessing; You could slide it really easy on carpet because of the hard plastic feet; You'd want to lift it if you had wood and/or tile floors.
1945953
Hard to say...it does get loud. It has never disappointed us, but we don't use it in that environment. Everyone who meets it, loves it. It might be awkward to use on a bike.
272435
Yes, but most people here would recommend changing out the treads for something flat. The mountain bike treads will add to the noise. It is already pretty loud, but it will become industrial machine loud.
2058524
Not very loud at all. There are tiny beads in the little flaps inside the wheel but that's the only part that makes a noise. It would be fine at a restaurant in my opinion.
2059759
The Product Dimensions are 16 x 14 x 17 inches Also, I've heard different things about the noise. Some say its practically silent and other say they can hear a buzzing sound. Either way its not MUCH noise.
614605
It may be a little large depending on your bike. I'd estimate the size at 6" x 6" x 3" deep...definately loud
829430
Very light duty. I can't imagine it withstanding a whole lot of weight or pressure (like leaning on to it while working). Also, it would be pretty loud, as the surface vibrates and pops up and down, making a loud metallic drum like sound. We've used it as an outdoor bar and serving station when we entertain in the summer; otherwise it's a counter next to the grill.
1169660
Size wise should be no problems. the seat is adjustable. I have a 30 inch seam and plenty of adjustments can be made. There is some noise but nothing too bad. If you keep the bike clean and lube the chain once in a while and don't over-tighten the bolts on the fly-wheel, the noise shouldn't be too bad. You might want to take off the plastic chain guard! It's very cheap and rattles! I don't see any purpose for it so I tool mine off and I found it a lot easier to clean the chain and to make any adjustments. I had mine for a few years and still works great today even with the daily abuse to it! Hope this helps!! UPDATE: I forgot to mention that under the seat bar is a little gap that when you sprint it rattles the bar. I found that if you shim something like a washer, rubber casket, etc. that will help eliminate the rattling problem when sprinting. I do have a picture but unfortunately I can not "upload" it here!