Schwinn 130 Exercise Bike Review

Schwinn 130 Exercise Bike Review

The Schwinn 130 Upright bike rest above the Schwinn 10, and Schwinn 101, and sits below the Schwinn 131 in their upright exercise bike lineup.

When you get past the two lower end Schwinn's and move up to the 130, you're getting even more value and features, without having to invest much more money to get them.

One of the big draws about the Schwinn 130 and Schwinn 131 bikes is the added adjustability of the seat and handlebars which increases the comfort and ergonomics of this bike and makes it more comfortable to ride for longer workouts...

Schwinn 130 Key Specs and Benefits

• 16 levels of resistance
• Workout programs including 6 profile courses with Calorie Goal, BMI Measurement, Recovery Test, Results Mode, Quick Start and 1 Manual mode
• LCD computer display including Time, Interval Time, RPM, Watts, Distance,
• Pulse, Speed, Calories, Resistance and Alpha-numeric prompts
• Regular Schwinn Bio-Fit Comfort saddle with micro-adjustable fore/aft seat slider
• Schwinn Bio-Fit angle adjustable handlebars with integrated grip heart
• Micro-adjustable fore/aft console slider

The whole package on the Schwinn 130 upright is upgraded over the Schwinn 10 and 101. You get a more rugged frame, better pedal cranks and more heft - the maximum user weight limit on the Schwinn 130 is an impressive 300 pounds.

If you're looking for a good upright bike in this price range, you can end your search with the 130. I wouldn't even bother with bikes from Proform, Reebok, Stamina and Phoenix...

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