Schwinn 230 Recumbent Bike (2016)
For generations, people looking to enrich their lives have trusted Schwinn fitness for its exceptional quality and affordability. The 230 recumbent bike, featuring a new simplified console, will help you feel confident about making a good investment to enhance your active lifestyle. Bring better health into your life by bringing Schwinn fitness into your home.
Product Features
- Track time, distance and calorie goals and transfer metrics via USB
- Dual track two LCD screen System offers increased visibility to programs and goal tracking
- 20 levels of computer controlled resistance for a wide range of workout intensity options
- 22 preset exercise programs (9 profile; 8 heart rate control; 2 Custom user defined; 2 fitness test; 1 quick start and additional features
- Charging USB port, speakers, adjustable three speed fan, media shelf
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Smooth Ride! In summary, this is an excellent exercise bike with all the bells and whistles. A great addition to my home gym.After trying Schwinn 270 recumbent bike at my local sporting goods store (Dick’s Sporting Goods) and liking it a lot, I was contemplating between the 270 and the 230. Basically there are three main differences: (1) The 270 has 25 levels of resistance versus 20 levels for the 230. (2) The seat has cushion on the 270 while the 230 has a plastic seat with holes for…
Bike is okay, glad it was at a discount for previous year. I hope this thing can last me more than a few years, but at this point, I am very let down with my purchase.Although this says you get some Schwinn proprietary resistance in this bike, I am hard pressed to say its any better than magnetic resistance, which is a big letdown.Chair is HARD plastic, but comfortable. Does the job but looks like it would shatter if you hit it hard.Adjustable seat seems a…
Disappointed to find that Schwinn connect is being disabled meaning that you’re limited to extracting data off the machine. The Schwinn app requires bluetooth connection (which the newer models have built-in) and you could only upload to MyFitnessPal formerly through the Schwinn Connect site. The description and features still list these connections which simply no longer exist or provide benefit over entering results manually as you could with any other recumbent bike. There’s no upgrade…