Does it have pedal assist? is it adjustable? Does it have a display so you know what settings it is in?
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Hi Richard There is no pedal assist. Power is controlled via a variable thumb throttle on the right side of the handlebar.
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Hi RichardThere is no pedal assist. Power is controlled via a variable thumb throttle on the right side of the handlebar.
594433
no pedal assist, it is throttle powered, the only display is your battery power remaining.I can assist you in saving.
594434
No just a thumb or twist throttle, I give a computer for distance and speed to all my customers. Jon ShockingRides
2088894
Not sure why but they sent me a PowerTig 200dx. It did come with a foot pedal and a stick holder. Also has pulse function, arc strength, pre/post flow adjustment and downslope timer. Glad to receive the unexpected upgrade.
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I can't stand and pedal at the same time. It feels like I'm off-center when I try to stand on the pedals. The bike is a little tall for me (I'm 5'3") so that could be why.
1827743
There is no adjustment. There is a statement on the box that claims "smooth magnetic resistance" and as I understand it, the resistance is supposed to increase as you pedal faster, but I can't tell if anything is happening or not. All I can say is that when I'm pedaling, there is enough resistance for me to feel like I'm working hard, but I'm not a serious athlete. If manual adjustable resistance is important to you, this gadget won't satisfy you.
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There is no pedal assist. You can either pedal, use the throttle or do both together. Thanks
2043502
Yes it does. Just one problem. The gears are not very good and require it to be taken to a bike Shop to be calibrated. Also, do not trust the stickers on the pedals. They should have L and R engraved on them. Last thing, the seat is very uncomfortable. Other than that bike is good.
663867
Comes with basic pedal - but feels like on/off switch. I purchased a different pedal, cost about $15, that had stiff spring tension which made it feel like a real pedal.
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When we purchased it, we believe it has a single pedal and we bought the three pedal unit. Hope this helps.
1098654
The display unit doesn't work very well and it's not usually accurate so if measurement is important to you, I'd find something reliable to use because the one on the bike is not it. FYI: Everything else about the bike is great!
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Yes, Actually it shows three speeds but between them there are variable speeds, SO u can adjust according to your wish
1915550
The pedals can be adjusted, either 3 or 4 positions. But it's not a quick easy adjustment. You have to unbolt them to move them. As far as transitioning from bike to elliptical there is nothing more involved than standing vs sitting. I have not found the need to move the foot platforms for either one.
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There is a push button switch on the right handle bar. When it's pushed in it's in pedal assist, when it's out it is in manual.
1020788
I am trying to decide too....The big differences I can see are the oversized pedals, backlit display, and a "better" seat. I tried the 230 at a store today...was pretty loose..but I do not think they built it very well and it has been super abused.Decisions, decisions!
1915551
The foot pedals are not adjustable. It is an easy transition between bike & elliptical. I found the pedal stroke a little short for elliptical, works better as bike.
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The pedal is a great addition. Let's you change settings with your foot! I believe it can be used for other things as well.
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Pedals are adjustable to three settings. It's definitely rugged (AKA long life), but also a bit "old fashioned" in the sense that the pedal mechanism can be a good workout. I'd say it's a bit like having a car WITHOUT power steering. This is much more work that a big wheel or a tricycle. Still, my nephew uses it all the time.
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It is adjustable but does not have a graduated scale. Has to be checked with a torque wrench