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I really want an upright exercise bike, but I don't wanna pay over $100, no more than $120 at most. Where is the best place to find on? Links would be great if you have them.
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People buy these things all of the time and use them for a month at the most. Take your $100 and find a nice one on the local ebay or Craig's list. Check the local Goodwill and Salvation Army stores for ones for $8 - $25.
People buy these things all of the time and use them for a month at the most. Take your $100 and find a nice one on the local ebay or Craig's list. Check the local Goodwill and Salvation Army stores for ones for $8 - $25.
Exercise Bikes?
Q. I'm thinking about buying an exercise bike. What is better? Upright or recumbent? Which one will help me burn more calories? Will there be a big difference if I don't get one with the movable bars on the arm handles? I'm just lost. Please help. Thanks :)
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I put my regular bike on a track stand with magnetic resistance unit. You can find them at Performance Bike for under $100 for the basic version (what I have).
It takes up hardly any space once I take the bike off.
Calories? the harder you go, the more you burn. Upright vs. recumbent is all a matter of taste and comfort. Recumbent might be a little better if you like to read or play video games while you ride. Bear in mind that if you're going easy enough to read, you're not burning a whole lot of calories.
I put my regular bike on a track stand with magnetic resistance unit. You can find them at Performance Bike for under $100 for the basic version (what I have).
It takes up hardly any space once I take the bike off.
Calories? the harder you go, the more you burn. Upright vs. recumbent is all a matter of taste and comfort. Recumbent might be a little better if you like to read or play video games while you ride. Bear in mind that if you're going easy enough to read, you're not burning a whole lot of calories.
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