Stamina 9200 CPS
Burn more calories and get the feel of a real road bike with the Stamina CPS 9200 Indoor Cycle exercise bike. This stationary cycle feels more like a real road bike with a wide range of tension adjustments and authentic biking features. The stronger steel construction lets you stand up and pedal hard like you are riding uphill or just pedaling all out with the solid support of the steady, rock solid base.
The seat adjusts up and down as well as fore and aft to put you in proper riding position. The no-slip, adjustable handlebars are vinyl-dipped and give you excellent freedom of movement. The smooth, quiet pedal bearings provide a safer and more convenient workout. Special convenience features include a water bottle and holder as well as wheels for easier transportation.
Features and Specifications
- Resistance: Simple tension adjustment to any intensity level
- 29-pound cast flywheel
- Padded, adjustable seat; adjustable handlebars
- Adjustable shoe clips for upward as well as downward resistance
- Water bottle holder with bottleseat
- Maximum user weight: 300 pounds
- Warranty: 3 years on frame, 90 days on parts
- Dimensions: 52 x 19 x 46.5 inches (LxWxH)
About Exercise Bikes
Despite the competition from trendy new fitness inventions, exercise bikes continue to be popular options for home exercise. They offer the same aerobic benefits of riding a bicycle at any time, in any weather, without leaving the comfort and safety of home. Exercise bikes don’t take up much space, require little or no balance or coordination, and can provide an effective workout for all levels of users, from beginners to serious competitors. While the same could be said for a number of other types of home fitness equipment, the exercise bike is one of the few that allows you to watch television or read a magazine while you work out. For many people, having convenient access to quality exercise equipment is critical to sticking with a long-term exercise program.
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