Body Champ BRB5890 Magnetic Recumbent Bike
Key features
- •Magnetic Adjustable Resistance
- •With Hand Pulse/Heart Rate Monitor
- •Programmable LCD Console Features 17+ Training Programs
- •Seat Adjusts Horizontally to Accommodate Different Size Users. Pass-Through Frame Design for Comfort
- •Includes Aluminum Water Bottle Holder and AC Adapter
Body Champ BRB5890 Magnetic Recumbent Bike
List Price: $247.32$222.59DEALYou Save: $24.73 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.1
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Based on 7 reviews
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One Star
Amazon Customer•November 3, 2017
Dont know. Received the wrong exerciser, gad to return it.
I'm having surgery on my left leg and that was ...
Richard L Smith•September 20, 2017
I'm having surgery on my left leg and that was the reason for the bike to build up my leg.
Not that easy to change
Violet M.•January 19, 2016
Computer is hard to set up. Not that easy to change.. Not sure how well it will hold up.
This bike is wonderful! I put it together by myself in about ...
Toni Salyers•January 28, 2015
This bike is wonderful! I put it together by myself in about two hours, and I have very weak limbs. I didn't try to lift it out of the box, but slid it out instead. The seat bolts were misaligned, so I couldn't bolt the underside, but it's very stable as is. There are many exercise choices, and I get a very good workout in just 15 minutes. If you're just starting out, I recommend program 16.
complete waste of money
lalo•March 15, 2014
Bike stops functioning, makes a beeping sound, and displays an error message "E1" anytime the resistance is set above level 9. I'm in reasonably good shape, so I have no use for a bike with such low resistance.
Also, it is not the same bike that is pictured. The bike in the photo has the heart rate sensors on the grips near the seat (which is why I purchased this model). The one I received has sensors near the display where I cannot comfortably reach them.
On the plus side, the bike is attractive, the seat is comfortable, and the assembly was easy--I'm a 120 lb female, and I assembled it quickly without assistance.
To be fair, if you are looking for an attractive, comfortable recumbent bike, and you are not bothered by an ill-placed HR monitor and lack of resistance, this is a good option. If you are looking for something that makes you sweat, burns your thighs, and allows you to check your HR easily during your workout, save your money.
Also, it is not the same bike that is pictured. The bike in the photo has the heart rate sensors on the grips near the seat (which is why I purchased this model). The one I received has sensors near the display where I cannot comfortably reach them.
On the plus side, the bike is attractive, the seat is comfortable, and the assembly was easy--I'm a 120 lb female, and I assembled it quickly without assistance.
To be fair, if you are looking for an attractive, comfortable recumbent bike, and you are not bothered by an ill-placed HR monitor and lack of resistance, this is a good option. If you are looking for something that makes you sweat, burns your thighs, and allows you to check your HR easily during your workout, save your money.
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