I am 5'2"and 170lbs....what flywheel should I get? 17.6 or 22lb?
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If healthy and agile enough and would like the stronger workout, then the 22. But I could see that one being too much for anyone who may be recovering, or just getting started on working out, or who is just of a very tiny, slight build.
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Well...since I'm of the "more is better" persuasion, my knee-jerk answer is the 22lb. That said, though, I'm 5' 8" & 150 and the 17.6 works just fine. Of course, I haven't actually tried the 22lb, so can't say whether it might really be better and worth a couple of bucks. Hope that helps!
469271
24" should be fine, it's your inseam length that matters more than anything and the saddle height is adjustable and doesn't slip that I've seen. At 180 lbs, mines held up fine doing jumps and what-not, that certainly put more than 260 lbs of force on it, they're pretty sturdy.
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The 55-210 should fit your needs. It takes time to get accustomed to the added weight but the added flexibility is terrific.
70680
I'm also 5-10.5 & 33. I'm ordering the 58. My old, heavy Schwinn Continental is a 58, and it's perfect for me. If I were any shorter, the 58 would probably be too big for me. But I like as large a frame as I can handle.
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I would suggest the 18 if you like to sit a little less hunched over, or the 20 if you like lean forward a bit. This bike seems to be larger than the other store bought bikes I was looking at.
870925
are you asking what size you should get? that all depends on the size of the wheel you have.
1977016
I would get a 55, I am 5'11" 170 Ibs and it is snug on me. If you plan on using it a lot and not carrying it hours on end the 65 may be good but since the 65 fits me pretty snug the 55 may be better suited for you. Hope that helps.
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The 4XXL may be a good fit for you. I ordered it by accident and exchanged for the 2XXL which is a good fit for me at 190 lbs.
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Mr. GI am 5"10 170 and that is pushing it on this bike. So for your size I would strongly think about something bigger.
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Definitely go bigger; go for a 24" to learn on. If I had to do it all again, I would not buy this brand unicycle. A good adult uni is the Torker LX (as opposed to the CX, which is like $20 less but much cheaper quality. I bought a CX for my girl and regret not spending the little bit more for something decent).
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If you are 6'5"... you are likely to be a heavier person. I am 5'9" and weighed 215 lbs when I started using mine. I destroyed the wheels in the seat rollers 4 times in the space of 8 months. This trac is nice and cost effective but my thinking is that it is for a person that is no heavier than maybe 185. At 6'5" you would also be restricted. The dimensions of the machine are probably not long enough for you spans.
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You should look on eBay because for 160 more you can get a fidanza 7.5 lb. Flywheel.
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The bike I use and recommend is the SUNLITE EXERCISER SUNLT F5 TRAINER. I'm 6' 170 and there is still plenty of adjustments settings if needed.
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You can only get a more customized bike at a bike store. But The 22.5" is made for riders 5'9 to 6'1. Should be good for you. Road bikes are generally measure from the floor to the crotch area. That's how they determine proper height. Have fun
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I have researched this item pretty thoroughly... it was the model BEFORE 2013 that had the lighter flywheel. The current model is 29 Lbs. which info is also available here... http://www.soletreadmills.com/ellipticals/e35-elliptical-2013
917415
I would definitely say go with the 18". Unless you have long legs the 20" might be too much of a stretch and end up being rather uncomfortable
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I think 17 would be good. I'm 5'2. I got the 17" frame, and it's a perfect size for me!