This seems like a great deal compared to the prices on Proform's website, but it is hard to compare since it is a different model number. Feedback appreciated.
This is cheaper in store. $399.99 - $100.00 for $299.99. I just purchased in store.
Not a fan of bikes with nonforward/back adjustments of the handlebars. Unless you're lucky enough to be dialed in with its position, it is not comfy. The Keiser bikes were horrid before they made the fore/aft adjustment.
I'd recommend to try and find one you can try in person to see if you fit well before you buy.
Not a fan of bikes with nonforward/back adjustments of the handlebars. Unless you're lucky enough to be dialed in with its position, it is not comfy. The Keiser bikes were horrid before they made the fore/aft adjustment.
I'd recommend to try and find one you can try in person to see if you fit well before you buy.
A simple seat adjustment fore/aft and vertical with this works well. Excellent price on a well made machine. Daughter uses her Peloton daily, but that's way too expensive for me as I have other sports.
A simple seat adjustment fore/aft and vertical with this works well. Excellent price on a well made machine. Daughter uses her Peloton daily, but that's way too expensive for me as I have other sports.
A simple seat adjustment fore/aft and vertical with this works well. Excellent price on a well made machine. Daughter uses her Peloton daily, but that's way too expensive for me as I have other sports.
No it doesn't. You set your optimal seating position. You adjust from there so you're not stretched out or cramped and you've lost that optimal seating position. If you're happy being inefficient and causing undue stress on your back, hands, knees and so forth, fine, be my guest.
Again, not saying you can't be setup properly on this bike. Just saying without fore/aft movement of the handlebars, it's not as simple and you might be making compromises. So do your homework before you buy.
Did you think there was only one TDF model? That's a $1500 bike with electronic controls, elevation adjustment, built in screen and in a completely different category than this. Geared towards someone trying to mimic a road riding experience, not someone just spinning for fitness.
No it doesn't. You set your optimal seating position. You adjust from there so you're not stretched out or cramped and you've lost that optimal seating position. If you're happy being inefficient and causing undue stress on your back, hands, knees and so forth, fine, be my guest.
Again, not saying you can't be setup properly on this bike. Just saying without fore/aft movement of the handlebars, it's not as simple and you might be making compromises. So do your homework before you buy.
Here is a similar Proform bike and at 1:09 in the video it shows there is in fact seat adjustments to raise or lower, move forward or back. It's the same design for adjustability on the Costco Proform. The seat rests on is connected by the rails and those can be moved nose up/down, forward/back. Look at the picture enlarged.
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I'd recommend to try and find one you can try in person to see if you fit well before you buy.
I'd recommend to try and find one you can try in person to see if you fit well before you buy.
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Again, not saying you can't be setup properly on this bike. Just saying without fore/aft movement of the handlebars, it's not as simple and you might be making compromises. So do your homework before you buy.
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https://www.proform.com/exercise-...ke-limited
Noted differences are:
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Looks like that is a completely different, irrelevant bike. It looks similar, but not comparable.
The "deal" for that one is pay for iFit for 3 years, get the bike free. The 1400 pricepoint is for the membership.
Do you see other differences than what I noted?
Again, not saying you can't be setup properly on this bike. Just saying without fore/aft movement of the handlebars, it's not as simple and you might be making compromises. So do your homework before you buy.
Here is a similar Proform bike and at 1:09 in the video it shows there is in fact seat adjustments to raise or lower, move forward or back. It's the same design for adjustability on the Costco Proform. The seat rests on is connected by the rails and those can be moved nose up/down, forward/back. Look at the picture enlarged.
I think it's misleading to call that a 1400 bike in comparison when it's not. The price is for the membership to iFit, not the bike