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Schwinn Fitness IC4 Indoor Stationary Exercise Cycling Training Bike

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Alternatively, Target has Schwinn Fitness IC4 Indoor Stationary Exercise Cycling Training Bike on sale for $801.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member SoCalJack for posting this deal.

Features:
  • 40 lb Flywheel
  • 330 lbs Max User Weight
  • Designed to work with the Peloton and Zwift apps, allowing you to stream thousands of classes directly into your home and compete against others in a virtual world that motivates you at every mile (subscriptions not included)
  • Access the Explore the World app and digitally immerse yourself in a world of virtual races, exotic locales, and stunning trails from around the globe (6 free courses. Unlock more with Explore the World app subscription)
  • Magnetic resistance with 100 micro-adjustable resistance levels
  • Dual link SPD foot pedals come standard with toe cages or clips
  • Adjustable race-style seat with fore/aft and height adjustment
  • Full color backlit LCD console monitors heart rate, speed, time, distance, calories and RPMs
  • Easy access cradles with set of 3 lb. dumbbells
  • Bluetooth heart rate tracking enabled (arm strap included)

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  • About this Deal:
    • Warranty: 10 years frame, 3 years parts, 1 year electrical, 90 days labor
    • Highly rated with 4.7 out of 5 starts on Walmart and Target
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Walmart has Schwinn Fitness IC4 Indoor Stationary Exercise Cycling Training Bike on sale for $799. Shipping is free.

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Written by SoCalJack
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Alternatively, Target has Schwinn Fitness IC4 Indoor Stationary Exercise Cycling Training Bike on sale for $801.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member SoCalJack for posting this deal.

Features:
  • 40 lb Flywheel
  • 330 lbs Max User Weight
  • Designed to work with the Peloton and Zwift apps, allowing you to stream thousands of classes directly into your home and compete against others in a virtual world that motivates you at every mile (subscriptions not included)
  • Access the Explore the World app and digitally immerse yourself in a world of virtual races, exotic locales, and stunning trails from around the globe (6 free courses. Unlock more with Explore the World app subscription)
  • Magnetic resistance with 100 micro-adjustable resistance levels
  • Dual link SPD foot pedals come standard with toe cages or clips
  • Adjustable race-style seat with fore/aft and height adjustment
  • Full color backlit LCD console monitors heart rate, speed, time, distance, calories and RPMs
  • Easy access cradles with set of 3 lb. dumbbells
  • Bluetooth heart rate tracking enabled (arm strap included)

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Warranty: 10 years frame, 3 years parts, 1 year electrical, 90 days labor
    • Highly rated with 4.7 out of 5 starts on Walmart and Target
  • About this Store:
No longer available:

Walmart has Schwinn Fitness IC4 Indoor Stationary Exercise Cycling Training Bike on sale for $799. Shipping is free.

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Written by SoCalJack

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technomaster
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Short answer: love the ic4.
Long answer:

We got the IC4 in May 2020 after waiting ~6 weeks or so back order from Schwinn.com. What a lifesaver this bike was during the pandemic! We love it.

High quality spin bike, works well with Peloton Digital. I use the app + IC4 + Apple Watch for HR. Wife uses the wrist heart rate monitor that comes with the IC4. Apple Watch performance with the app is spotty - it frequently loses heat rate for stretches of time in both the watch 2 and 3. The included heart rate monitor is extremely reliable.


We've done 340+ Peloton bike workouts on it over the course of a year, averaging almost a workout per day! (Overall we've done over 1200 Peloton workouts in that span, often stacking other workouts or stretches in tandem with rides)

In April last year peloton gave a free 3-month trial and that was my first exposure to the service.

About the IC4:
The unit in box is quite heavy AND is not shaped in a way 1 person can easily lift... so if you have front steps make sure you get help from the delivery folks.

Assembly is pretty straight forward. It may be a bit intimidating just getting it off the cardboard and moving it around, but stick with it and you'll be done in less than of hour of focused effort - or 2 very relaxed hours. Nothing is too difficult about it.

The flywheel is nice and heavy, seat is adjustable. I like the placement of the weights.

Benefits:
It has toe cages so you can use it with any shoes you want; it can also use cycling shoes and even comes with a pair of cleats (the screw in connectors, not whole shoes!) for you to attach to your own shoes if you own or add them later.

You can ride the bike stand-alone and track your workout with the reporting console or you can pair it with any number of apps, Peloton Digital, Zwift, pretty flexible.

What it's not:
It's not a direct replacement for a Peloton cycle. If you're used to the experience you get riding a real Peloton bike, you'll only get 95% of it. You'll have access to all of the workouts, live or recorded. You'll get badges. But you'll lose out on leaderboards and the power metric.

Peloton has chosen to limit the app. I think the main reason is that leaderboards are based on a power output metric that is some propriety combination of cadence and resistance. The issue is that while the IC4 and Peloton can go from 1-100 resistance scale, the intervals are different.

For illustration:
Ic4 25 resistance is similar to peloton 40; ic4 33 is similar to P 45 resistance, then IC4 49 is equivalent to P 50.

So when you use the Ic4, it's useful to have a conversion chart available to follow the workouts. And, since it isn't on official hardware, there's no way for the app to know that your bike is calibrated or even what resistance you're using to create the power #.

Peloton digital you pay per account, but each account only costs $13/mo. The peloton subscription if you own the peloton equipment costs $39, but you can set up individual profiles for the whole household for use on peloton equipment. (Of course this also says that 3 users are the break even point)
tcatnat
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It was $801 at Amazon and Target this past week. I know because my wife ordered one from Target with her Target card and got an additional 5% off. I actually put it together this morning.
tcatnat
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Setup was super easy, It took me just under 40 minutes solo and I was not rushing. We have not put it to use yet, tonight is the trial run. I think she will be using it with the Peleton app.

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It was $801 at Amazon and Target this past week. I know because my wife ordered one from Target with her Target card and got an additional 5% off. I actually put it together this morning.
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SoCalJack
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Quote from tcatnat :
It was $801 at Amazon and Target this past week. I know because my wife ordered one from Target with her Target card and got an additional 5% off. I actually put it together this morning.
How difficult was the setup?
Better question, is the wife happy with it???
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PensoTroppo
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Shows $829 for me.
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cjyap
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I've been thinking about getting a more advanced bike. Do you have the peloton app? does it really work like a peloton bike?
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cjyap
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It's still 801 at Target and you get 5% off with the card.
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SoCalJack
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Quote from PensoTroppo :
Shows $829 for me.
Walmart link still has it at $799
$829 on Amazon
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Quote from SoCalJack :
How difficult was the setup?
Better question, is the wife happy with it???
Setup was super easy, It took me just under 40 minutes solo and I was not rushing. We have not put it to use yet, tonight is the trial run. I think she will be using it with the Peleton app.
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Got this with 10% off email sign up at dicks last month if that helps with pick up etc.

Also, great bike. Got it for wife and have been using it a lot myself.
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tarazan
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Read the reviews ..

It make noise after some usage .
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Quote from tarazan :
Read the reviews ..

It make noise after some usage .
I have had one for about 8 months so far and I have no complaints. I use it regularly with the Peleton app. I have seen complaints about the pedals but I have to imagine that is due to assembly error (at least one side has reverse threads to prevent it from coming undone). The only thing to note is the resistance is off from Peleton (about 30 points). My wife used the Kinetic app to find the difference but I just use a difference of 20 to push myself a little harder. Also, I am 6'2" and I rarely hit my knees on the cup holders.
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Weberwe3
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Quote from cjyap :
I've been thinking about getting a more advanced bike. Do you have the peloton app? does it really work like a peloton bike?
Yes and no. The Peloton app will work with the Bikes heart rate monitor and cadence detection. Some training sessions use a measurement system called power zones, however, which does not directly translate to any ic4 measurement that I have found. I usually just measure my zone effort by my heart rate zones and that seems to work well for me. I have been using this bike and peloton app on a iPad together for about 6 months now and am very happy with it.

Additionally, the resistance measurement on peloton and the native ic4 resistance are not equal. You ca. Easily find resistance conversion charts online and it looks like some people sell small ones to place on the bike for reference as in the link below.

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Last edited by Weberwe3 May 5, 2021 at 04:19 PM.
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Quote from cjyap :
I've been thinking about getting a more advanced bike. Do you have the peloton app? does it really work like a peloton bike?
While you can use the Peloton app to participate in classes while seeing your heart rate and cadence, you cannot participate in leaderboards.
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