Crankarm length &amp; abdominal area workout? Stamina 15-0200 InTone Folding Recumbent Bike? QUESTION 1 What is the Crankarm length of the Stamina 15-0200 InTone Folding Recumbent Bike?
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Question 1: Crank arm length 160mm - fairly standard - should be fine for folks under 6' or 6'2" Question 2: Ab workout Well, the first few days I noticed some soreness in my sides so I'd say maybe it's working your torso a bit. Really depends on how you sit/ride it - not using the hand grips while really pumping along give me more side to side twisting that can be felt a bit.
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Hi Cheryl, Happy holidays! Thank you for our inquiry. We have been getting asked this question a lot lately. Unfortunately, this question is difficult to answer because there are many types of sand bikes. You can adjust the Bike Balance Base Unit's (Hitch) leg length up to 15.25" long and 5.3" wide. We can give you a better idea if you send some photos with of the rear drop-out (side/rear views), and measurements of the wheel diameter and outside dimension/distance between the rear drop-outs. Regards, Bike Balance
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I don't know the correct answer since I bought the product a while ago. I just measured it and added a few inches to simulate a box, and it could probably be something like 25"x35". However, let me save you the entire discussion. While I think the product is a good concept for an exercise machine, I have had dismal experience with it working for more than a year. The bellows fail. The first one lasted about 11 months. I got a couple of replacements with each lasting a shorter time. I no longer use it, and should just throw it away. Customer service is practically non-existent. IMO, find another workout product. HTH
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It is a single speed bike. The front crankset has 40 teeth and is fixed to a 140 mm arm made by Proarm. The rear free wheel has 16 teeth and is made by Long Yih Industry Co. If you convert the numbers into gear inches it comes out to be 57.5. You won't break any speed records with this gear range. I ended up swapping mine out for a 170 mm crankset with a 50 tooth chain ring made by Mojo. I beat the hell out of it all winter in upstate NY and it's still running great. Not bad for $36 dollars.
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At 5' 2" you will have trouble reaching the ground from the seat wth any bike with 26" wheels. I am 6' and if I adjust the seat to allow for full leg extension when pedaling (the distance between the seat and the pedal at the bottom of its rotation should be 103% of you inseam) I too have trouble reaching the ground. On a bike with a women's frame or a men's frame you shouldn't have trouble standing over the bar when off the seat. If you do the frame size (the length of the tube me from the crankset to the seat) is too large for you. My daughter is 5' 4" and the recent bike we got for her is a 17" frameless and fits her well. At 5' 2" you will have trouble reaching the ground from the seat wth any bike with 26" wheels. I am 6' and if I adjust the seat to allow for full leg extension when pedaling (the distance between the seat and the pedal at the bottom of its rotation should be 103% of you inseam) I too have trouble reaching the ground. On a bike with a women's frame or a men's frame you shouldn't have trouble standing over the bar when off the seat. If you do the frame size (the length of the tube me from the crankset to the seat) is too large for you. My daughter is 5' 4" and the recent bike... » Read More At 5' 2" you will have trouble reaching the ground from the seat wth any bike with 26" wheels. I am 6' and if I adjust the seat to allow for full leg extension when pedaling (the distance between the seat and the pedal at the bottom of its rotation should be 103% of you inseam) I too have trouble reaching the ground. On a bike with a women's frame or a men's frame you shouldn't have trouble standing over the bar when off the seat. If you do the frame size (the length of the tube me from the crankset to the seat) is too large for you. My daughter is 5' 4" and the recent bike we got for her is a 17" frameless and fits her well. « Show Less
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I b ought it for myself I am 6ft4 230..It was a mistake on my part I tought it was a regular recumbant bike,its for kids my grandson has it and loves it.doesnt go that fast..it heldd me fine ..
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Excellent for beginners. Has resistance up to 22 pounds, is easy to use and it really is fun. I've had it for two months and I'm still using it (hasn't found it's way to the exercise equipment graveyard yet)!
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Count teeth on the crank you have if its the same it will fit. the other measurement is the length of the arm. Just measure the distance from the pedal to the center of the crank.
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My set up: sram red compact crank and sram 1050 12-32 cassette...works fine, no issues, has been on my bike for over a year...though I did not determine the correct chain length, I had my LBS do it. : )
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The 175mm is just the crank arm length. A crankset includes chain rings, bb, crank arms. If you don't need a set just look for the chain rings. Make sure they are correct though.
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I took my schwinn 213 to a local bire repair shop to replace the crank arms with more verticle ones. They have special tools to repace the arms but could not get replacements that were any different than the original (flared out at an angle) from their distributors. I hace troube with the flared angle when peddling. Any luck with your question? All Smith.
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1 1/2" X 40' is what I have. If you are a world class athlete, ultra marathoner, MMA type, you might want a 50' rope. Great addition to workout regime. 10-12 minutes gets every muscle you missed with your regular exercises, and gets you so revved up that you have energy to spare. Not sure why, but even though you are fatigued after use, you do not get tired/sleepy--maybe it's the endorphins or something, but different from every other exercise technique I've ever done.
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Distance between arm bars is 22 inches. Each one is removable is desired.Seat is 14 inches wide and 10 1/2 inches deep. I am very pleased with my machine and use it a total of 60 minutes a day..at least. Very comfortable. Good luck.
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If you are taller that about 5'-8, do not buy this exercise bike. The seat height and arm levers are too low for anyone taller. The crank arms are also shorter than most bikes (about 150mm vs most bikes at 170-175mm). I used for knee replacement rehab which worked fine. The bike seems well built, especially for $110. All moving parts have wear bushings and the heavy flywheel gives it a good "feel" when you pedal.
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So it is 7 inches front to back, 11 inches at the widest spot ... 2 inches thick. It is the best of the 8 I have tried so far. It still causes rear end numbness if you go for more than an hour at a time (at least on my exercise bike). It is KEY to play with different adjustments, the angle was a BIG issue for me. I hated it the first few times, but it turned out to be that I had it tilted too far forward then to far back. It works best for me in the exactly flat (parallel to the floor) position.
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I actually have no idea. I bought the bike for my dad because he has Parkinsons and I thought it would be easy for him to get on and off. He is about 5'10" tall and the bike fits him well. I am 5'6" and it fits me well also. Great bike.
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At least 81/2" long . Bought it awhile ago & didn't cut as I wanted to sit up a little straighter for a commuter & rail-trail bike .