I am looking into some into to spinning from home. Would this bike work for that type of program?
1163625
You can spin on this bike but I strongly recommend against do so. It's not a very heavy bike and you could easily lose your balance and tip over.
1163626
With a tension control from 1 to 8 that you can manually adjust and digital readings of your heart rate (pulse), distance, calories, etc. I think that will be a good fit for spinning classes if you are willing to control the tension manually.
747856
YES! However, you need to use the brakes to help keep your balance. I would use it only to move short distances such as at home.
1387846
I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able to enjoy it. I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able... » Read More I have never heard of a "spinning bike" but if it uses the standard two rail or straight seat post it will fit the bike but if the peddles are positioned pretty much under your seat you may find that as you peddle the backs of your legs may push your bottom forward and eventually off the front of the seat. I believe this seat will work best on a bike that has the peddles located more forward of the seat like a cruiser or a "comfort bike". It is a very comfortable seat "the most comfortable" I have ever come across but it needs the rite kind of bike to be able to enjoy it. « Show Less
711670
Yes, this bike works very well. I have not had any issues. Very stable and dependable.
1958480
I have no experience with a 'spin bike'. I have a Mag indoor portable bicycle trainer. If I mount the Sigma Sport sensor on the rear wheel and the module on the stem it works but it's a very tight fit.
510929
I don't see why not... my friend that weighs about 200 rides it all the time. You would just have to make sure the tires stay fully inflated. It should be a good workout, because it has no gears. It keeps my legs in shape, and I'm 63, @ 150 lbs. Hope this helps.
1595605
Yes, you can spin the peddles. You can also rotate the bike to gain access to different parts and different angles.
2256546
Yes, for a pure cardio workout it will work just fine. There are enough resistance settings to keep it interesting and challenging enough to actually give you a workout. It's a great bike for the price.
1055583
I would not recommend that, it would be very awkward to start with and this bike was not built to stand up on. Handle bars would be far too low to be comfortable.You could try it but I think you would not like it.
587177
I think it should be fine, it has a adjustable seat height. I like the bike, You can adjust the tension to regulate how hard it is to pedal. It's a nice bike for the price. Don't expect a expensive one, but it works fine, if you use it.
1958482
Not sure what a "spin" bike is, but, if it has a wheel that turns, I imagine it could be..
1004433
yes --this bike would work nicely. It is sturdy and as "Granma"--I can eaisly help them ride by using the handle
1344284
I have yet to find a way to put a computer on this bike, or any spin bike really. They make bikes that already have the computers. If that's something you really want I would pay the extra and get the bike with the monitor. This bike is quite noisy too.
567963
As long as your rear wheel is roughly the size of a ten speed wheel, or mountain bike wheel, you are good. The unit comes with an axle that you can use to ensure proper fitment on the unit. You should be fine with.
882921
Yes it will give you a great workout. You just have to put in the time and crank up the resistence and it is stable. I ride sometimes without using handle bars and playing on cellphone at the same time.
1007498
I don't know, but if you're interesting in wheel workout, check this website http://www.rosstraining.com/articles/thehomegym.html
907195
I believe so. This bike is great. I bought for my grandson one and a half years ago. He was only two then and took it home and uses it constantly still. He has excellent body skills and this bike reinforces balance and strength...inside the house and outside.