| | |  | Custom Designed Diabetic Shoes | Home » » » » » Exercise Fitness Bike With Motor Drive System | | | | | | | Description: | | Exercise Fitness Bike With Motor Drive System is a portable stationary exercise bike which can be placed on floor and cycle to strengthen legs. Motorized mini exercise bike has quiet DC motor drive system. Riding an exercise bike strengthens major muscle groups to improve back support. Exercise bikes are great for cardiovascular fitness and toning/building your thighs. Exercise bike improves muscular flexibility. Stationary mini exercise bike is a great way to exercise conveniently and comfortably, especially in the comfort of own home. These fitness exercise bikes are easy to use and a fairly good fat burning exercise. Mini exercise bike with motor is lightweight and has compact body. The exercise fitness bike has 15-minute timer switch, hand held speed control, adjustable speeds and foldable pedals. Mini exercise fitness bike 's built-in computer with multi function LCD display shows scan, time, count, and calories. | | | Features: | |
• Exercise bikes have a quiet dc motor drive system.
• Compact body, light weight.
• 15-minute timer switch.
• The fitness exercise bike has hand held speed control
• Weight 19.00 lbs; Dimensions 12.25" H x 18.50" W x 14.75" D
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 18.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 18.35 inches | | Product Height:
| 16.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 20.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 19.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 14.9 inches | | Package Height:
| 12.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 18.85 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 36 reviews |
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90 of 90 found the following review helpful:
 A great purchase for so many reasons.Jan 07, 2008
By Tommy in Jersey
"do57"
My Dad had a stroke about 8 months ago and lost movement on his right side. I hoped that this machine might help him in his recovery. At first I could not understand the use of a machine that actually does the pedaling for you. I thought the motor would provide resistance and was disappointed when I set it up. I couldn't have been more wrong. My Father needed the help the motor provides. He only had one good leg. As soon as I turned it on for him he smiled. He loves it.
The most important feature turned out to be the dial that controls the speed. This provides almost infinite (so it seems) speeds. The digital ones can't do that. When he first started he needed the slower speeds that only this dial could provide.
This machine has performed flawlessly, it has been used almost every day for 2 months with no problems. The timer is a great feature, the machine shuts off when it reaches 0.
Minor Issues
1) We removed the calorie counter as it gets in the way and kept falling off. It wasn't needed anyway.
2) The blue plastic feet are not secured to the legs and tend to spin when moving it around. Secure the blue feet and it would be a perfect machine.
My Dad's trainer checked it out before he started using it.
33 of 33 found the following review helpful:
seems to be helpingFeb 15, 2008
By Donna Riedinger
I bought this pedal exerciser for my mother to help her rehab after a stroke. Medicare and regular insurance only pays so for much rehab (surprise surprise), so I decided we needed to pick up the ball after they dropped it).
She has very limited use of her left shoulder, arm, hand and fingers.
There are non-motorized and there are motorized models. I decided that motorized was needed. I believed if her right arm (her good arm) fatigued too early from trying to pedal the non-motorized models, her left arm would not get the time needed to rehab. My idea was to wake-up the left arm and to get it moving was the best way.
I decided on this motorized model as it was less expensive than the other motorized models out there. I was keeping my fingers crossed.
A small note here.. this model does not have the REVERSE motion as some of the expensive models , BUT this is easily remedied by going to the other side of the small table she has it on, and using it from the back end. This way of using it will give her the reverse motion, so her shoulders and arms get the exercise in a different range of motion.
I had her start on a slower speed with 2 -5 minute sessions. One in the morning and one at night. I slowly increased her time over 4 weeks.
She is currently up to 20 minutes.
In just a few weeks she has already noticed a small difference in her grip strength. In the beginning her left hand would slip off the pedal quite frequently. Now, it seems to stay on the entire 10-20 minutes she is using it. Although this is a small change, every little improvement is welcomed. Hopefully more changes will begin. It certainly is worth trying.
At the same time her right arm is also getting a workout.
The model seems strong. No problems.
31 of 32 found the following review helpful:
Aid for the disabledMar 07, 2008
By Mary Voulgaris
I purchased this item for my mother who has Parkinson's disease. As a result of her Parkinson's, her mobility is extremely poor. This motorized exercise bicycle, helps her to move her legs, to aid in the circulation of blood as well as keeping her muscles fit. It also helps her mentally to feel that she still can have some consistant movement. I highly recommend this product for anyone with mobility problems.
22 of 22 found the following review helpful:
Excellent workout for this severe back pain user! Causes no pain!Nov 17, 2009
By Kaio
I've been suffering with severe back pain for over 5 years and it's difficult to exercise without making matters worse. I have a regular stationary bike and just 10 minutes on it can set me back for days, making my good intentions counter productive. A friend came across this Sunny Motorized Bike and suggested it to me and I'm so glad they did!
I'd never heard of a 'motorized bike' before, and in doing some research, it seemed perfect for me. As the name suggests, the bike has a motor in it that assists with pedaling. If your feet aren't on the pedals, you can actually see them spinning round and round as if someone is using it. There's a hand held unit that adjusts the timer, power and speed, which can be adjusted to your liking. And there's also a separate digital calorie counter and readout on the bike itself. Since the bike is motorized, you will need to plug it in. Though you can also use it without the motor assist and leave it unplugged or turned off.
Obviously, you want to get situated before turning it on, but I find the motor assisted pedaling very helpful. I've only just started with this Sunny and I'm already able to pedal for 20 minutes! I've never been able to even come close to that with my traditional exercise bike. And best of all, NO PAIN! Well, aside from my normal pain -- what I mean is this Sunny causes no additional pain, whereas my traditional exercise bike did. Needless to say, I'm very encouraged. I'm confident I could go longer than 20 minutes but want to take it slow and not hurt myself.
Is this a "Real Workout?"
I've seen a few reviews where people are complaining that this Sunny doesn't offer a 'real' workout. Well, I think this comes down to a matter of common sense -- if you're in good health and looking for a workout, than this is not the bike for you. This is a specialized piece of equipment for those with special needs and physical handicaps. For us, this Sunny DOES offer a real workout that matches our capability. It's completely unfair for an able bodied person to buy this then give it a negative review because they failed to educate themselves beforehand. This bike is AWESOME for those of us that need to be physically active but lack the capacity to workout like others would on regular equipment.
A word about slippage:
A few reviews have also mentioned that the unit easily slips around on the floor. I have not experienced this at all but did take precautionary steps just to be safe. For one, I use this unit on a carpeted floor, which helps. Additionally, I bought a non slip pad for a dollar and place that underneath the unit just to be sure it has good traction. Between the carpet and non slip pad, I have not experienced any slipping or sliding. I imagine it might if I placed it on a table and tried to do an arm workout, but I haven't done that yet. Though I'm confident the non slip pad would keep it in place, even on the table.
Bottom Line -- I'm VERY happy with this purchase and glad I bought this! And as far as I know, Amazon is the only one offering free shipping which is a big savings! I highly recommend this Sunny Motorized Bike to anyone that may have some sort of physical limitation and is looking for a way to keep active. Obviously you should ask your own doctor and gauge your expectations; we're all different. But for me, I'm thrilled I made this purchase and wish I would have found out about this long ago. I could have saved myself years of additional pain. But I have it now, and I'm glad!
17 of 17 found the following review helpful:
Help for stroke victimFeb 13, 2008
By Patricia C. Ward
The fully automatic pedal exercise machine is awesome. Purchased for mother who had severe stroke and unable to walk or stand on her own. She feels like she is actually doing something on her own. Machine is very sturdy and the foot pedals hold her feet securely.
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