How well does it work for cycling, both stationary and on a bicycle?
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Striiv play has not worked functionally the way I expected and would suggest looking at another devise.
11379
It is better than riding in a stationery position even if you don't go far. I am not in competition with anyone, just trying to keep on the move anyway I can and go some place. I also have a recumbent trike, bike and Trikke.
36585
I think it works good. It doesn't have suspension, but I use it in a city environment in Stockholm and even crossing pavements is no major issue. Just be a bit careful and help the jogger a bit and it will work fine.
1379969
I bought this skewer for my "Cycleops" stationary bike trainer to rest on the back wheel. It was more suitable than the one that originally came on the bike. A "Skewer" goes through the hub of your bicycle wheel and locks it on to your bike as you ride.
1159092
It will absolutely NOT track stationary bike movement with your hands holding fixed bars. Nike admits this. It isn't great with eliptical either, even with arms in motion. I wore mine for a 40 minute rigorous stationary bike ride and it said I burned around 10 calories Uh, not so much...
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Depends on how long you plan on using it. My weight is 128 lb, and I have been using the bike 2-3 times a week for just over 8 months. I pedal standing up as part of my routine. Everything worked fine until about a month ago. First a pedal broke -- the plastic cracked on both sides where the strap is attached to the pedal. Then the tension control, after getting tougher and tougher to tighten for a while, finally stopped working altogether.This is probably too much info. The point is it's a fine bike but it ages really fast.
1820337
I have never used it for bicycling, only running, but it should be able to compute speed and distance travelled regardless of whether you are running or on a bike.
2131498
Nadia I think quite honestly unless you are a professional cyclist you will not out pedal this machine. There is a resistance knob which controls the effort in pedaling.
1587791
I have not really tried it, but I think it dose move your legs without the need to push the pedals
628665
I use it mt biking and wrapped a rubber strip around the handlebars to fatten it up a bit. It does not move unless I crash. :)
527364
I have never done the cycling, but I am 61 years old and bought this game so I could walk inside this winter. I use it almost every day and in keeping track of the miles I walked, I walked 50 miles last month. I would recommend buying this. When using it, you lose track of time and end of walking more than you originally planned. Hope this helps.
1434431
Short answet: yes.Long answer: it depends on the fixation system of the seat to the pole on your stationary bike.
1942231
I've been riding with this for almost a year on a mountain bike. I have not noticed any impact on balance or steering while riding. Note that i am riding a fairly heavy steel-frame mountain bike on mostly rough terrain, with a lot of street in between. Riding without hands has not been affected at all.
1368081
As a cyclist, I was hopping it would ... but it does not. While it does register some movement it is no where near the number of rotations your legs make on the bike. I did a 25 mile ride and it registered less than 4,000 steps.
736492
I've been using this device for about 4 years and what I've discovered is walking around my semi in the wind it works great no noise can be heard on the other side because of the microphone cover however I do not believe it would work good on a bike because it does not hold on to your head very well for that kind of a condition. It is a bit bulky to fit under a helmet.on a bike you would be better off with an in ear piece rather than an over the ear piece.
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I use this on my ellipitical and my stationary bike. it would be worth a try. I don't ever start my day without my spark on my sock Hope this helps. It is a great little motivator.
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I use it for mountain biking and road cycling. It vibrates some on rough terrain, but I haven't lost my phone yet.