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Echelon EX5 Connect Exercise Bike (Black)
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Amazon has Echelon EX5 Connect Exercise Bike (Black) on sale for $700.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member sams5076 for finding this deal.
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Thanks to community member sams5076 for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- Elevated Bullhorn Handlebars with Elbow Rests
- 2x Large Bottle Holders Below Handlebars for Easy Access
- Device Holder Flips 180° for Off-Equipment Workouts
- Holds Smart Devices from 5.5" to 12.5"
- Dual-Sided SPD Compatible Pedals with Toe Cages
- Adjustable Seat and Handlebars: Height and Depth (Up/Down and Fore/Aft)
- Vented Competition-Style Seat
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Written by oceanlake | Staff- About this deal:
- Our research indicates that this is $259 lower (27% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $959.99 at the time of this posting.
- See the forum thread for additional discussion of this exercise bike.
- About this product:
- Includes Echelon 12-month limited parts and labor warranty.
- This bike has received an average rating of 4.5 stars out of 5 based on over 1,600 Amazon customer reviews.
- About this store:
- See the Target return policy for returns information.
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
No Longer Available:
Target has Echelon EX5 Connect Exercise Bike (Black) on sale for $700.99. Shipping is free.
- Additionally, Target RedCard cardholders save an extra 5% everyday (discount reflected at checkout).
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Amazon has Echelon EX5 Connect Exercise Bike (Black) on sale for $700.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member sams5076 for finding this deal.
Product Details:
Thanks to community member sams5076 for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- Elevated Bullhorn Handlebars with Elbow Rests
- 2x Large Bottle Holders Below Handlebars for Easy Access
- Device Holder Flips 180° for Off-Equipment Workouts
- Holds Smart Devices from 5.5" to 12.5"
- Dual-Sided SPD Compatible Pedals with Toe Cages
- Adjustable Seat and Handlebars: Height and Depth (Up/Down and Fore/Aft)
- Vented Competition-Style Seat
Editor's Notes
Written by oceanlake | Staff- About this deal:
- Our research indicates that this is $259 lower (27% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $959.99 at the time of this posting.
- See the forum thread for additional discussion of this exercise bike.
- About this product:
- Includes Echelon 12-month limited parts and labor warranty.
- This bike has received an average rating of 4.5 stars out of 5 based on over 1,600 Amazon customer reviews.
- About this store:
- See the Target return policy for returns information.
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
No Longer Available:
Target has Echelon EX5 Connect Exercise Bike (Black) on sale for $700.99. Shipping is free.
- Additionally, Target RedCard cardholders save an extra 5% everyday (discount reflected at checkout).
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Model: Echelon EX5 Connect Stationary Bicycle Black/Red - Exer Bike/Ski Machine at Academy Sports
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Why buy an EX5? Its cheaper than EX5s with a built in tablet.
I was able to add my own tablet which connects to a usb plug port on the bike.
I wanted to buy this bike to join the Peloton membership. FYI, Peloton membership is $40 a month for all access with their bikes. You have the option to just join Peloton digital membership which is their app only for $13 a month. Since I'm prior service (Military) its only $10 a month.
If you buy the EX5s you are stuck with their app and you have no choice but to get on the echelon membership if you want to join classes. Mind you, you can still use this bike without membership and it must be plugged in.
I connected my own tablet and installed a 3rd party app called qdomyos-zswift. It's a custom app for Android and Iphone to convert your echelon stats to peloton and the best thing about it is it will sync (auto resistance) the echelon bike to the peloton classes.
So i run my zswift on my tablet and run peloton app on my smart tv and the peloton app will sync to the zswift app once you login with your peloton membership.
I hope that helps anyone wanting to get on Peloton using an ex5.
Again, just trying to clarify that the bikes with or without integrated tablet can be used exactly the same with 3rd party apps and devices. HTH.
Oh and the EX-4S+ for $800 from Costco is a great deal as well although it comes with a tablet. The Ex-4S+ also comes with a full 1 year membership as well so, you can at least tryout the Echelon app to see if you like it.
https://slickdeals.net/f/15492175-schwinn-fitness-ic4-indoor-cycling-exercise-bike-1-year-jrny-membership-700-free-shipping?p=1520
I now have been riding the IC4 for about 5 weeks and just assembled an EX3 last night. I also pulled the trigger on the EX5 with a delivery date in 2 weeks to secure the price and give me a moment to compare them. I like the IC4 a lot but am curious about the auto resistance.
Essentially, my assessment for the IC4 is largely what I predicted. It's a great bike. I think in that price range it's either the EX5 or the IC4. The IC4 at $599 was an amazing deal. Based on assembling the EX3 yesterday, the IC4 seems a tad sturdier, The EX3 can raise the handle bar 1 inch higher on max setting, but cannot move them forward or backward. I am keen on testing the auto-resistance, and then it will be either IC4 or EX5. The IC4 appears tad more compact, but the bottle holders are in my way when I get out of the saddle. The IC4 only has manual resistance, but it is 4 short turns to go from 0-100. The seat on the EX3 seems much inferior to the IC4.
The EX5 compared to the EX3 seems to have a munch better handlebar, that can also be moved forward and backward, and the screen holder is nicer and sturdier. The water bottle holders are also better. Not sure anything else is different but at $700 on sale right now the EX5 seems worth it.
Both can be used with the peloton $13 app and you can put the QZ - qdomyos-zwift app (same FB group) in between. You don't need that though for the IC4, but you would need it for the auto-resistance on the Echelon. I have been riding the IC4 just with the Peloton app and Wahoo HR strap and have the cadence from the bile and the HR from the strap in the Peloton display on the app.
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I think the IC4 may be a tad better in many other categories than the EX3/EX5 but the auto resistance may be the killer feature that makes me swap them in favor of the Echelon. We'll see in 7-10 days after a few rides on the EX3.
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I covered the app on my post. Its called qdomyos-zswift. Works great for automatic resistance with Peloton classes. I rarely have to manually turn the knob unless i want more or less resistance than what the recommended level during the classes
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https://slickdeals.net/f/15492175-schwinn-fitness-ic4-indoor-cycling-exercise-bike-1-year-jrny-membership-700-free-shipping?p=1520
I now have been riding the IC4 for about 5 weeks and just assembled an EX3 last night. I also pulled the trigger on the EX5 with a delivery date in 2 weeks to secure the price and give me a moment to compare them. I like the IC4 a lot but am curious about the auto resistance.
Essentially, my assessment for the IC4 is largely what I predicted. It's a great bike. I think in that price range it's either the EX5 or the IC4. The IC4 at $599 was an amazing deal. Based on assembling the EX3 yesterday, the IC4 seems a tad sturdier, The EX3 can raise the handle bar 1 inch higher on max setting, but cannot move them forward or backward. I am keen on testing the auto-resistance, and then it will be either IC4 or EX5. The IC4 appears tad more compact, but the bottle holders are in my way when I get out of the saddle. The IC4 only has manual resistance, but it is 4 short turns to go from 0-100. The seat on the EX3 seems much inferior to the IC4.
The EX5 compared to the EX3 seems to have a munch better handlebar, that can also be moved forward and backward, and the screen holder is nicer and sturdier. The water bottle holders are also better. Not sure anything else is different but at $700 on sale right now the EX5 seems worth it.
Both can be used with the peloton $13 app and you can put the QZ - qdomyos-zwift app (same FB group) in between. You don't need that though for the IC4, but you would need it for the auto-resistance on the Echelon. I have been riding the IC4 just with the Peloton app and Wahoo HR strap and have the cadence from the bile and the HR from the strap in the Peloton display on the app.
https://robertoviola.cl
I think the IC4 may be a tad better in many other categories than the EX3/EX5 but the auto resistance may be the killer feature that makes me swap them in favor of the Echelon. We'll see in 7-10 days after a few rides on the EX3.
https://slickdeals.net/f/15492175-schwinn-fitness-ic4-indoor-cycling-exercise-bike-1-year-jrny-membe...
I now have been riding the IC4 for about 5 weeks and just assembled an EX3 last night. I also pulled the trigger on the EX5 with a delivery date in 2 weeks to secure the price and give me a moment to compare them. I like the IC4 a lot but am curious about the auto resistance.
Essentially, my assessment for the IC4 is largely what I predicted. It's a great bike. I think in that price range it's either the EX5 or the IC4. The IC4 at $599 was an amazing deal. Based on assembling the EX3 yesterday, the IC4 seems a tad sturdier, The EX3 can raise the handle bar 1 inch higher on max setting, but cannot move them forward or backward. I am keen on testing the auto-resistance, and then it will be either IC4 or EX5. The IC4 appears tad more compact, but the bottle holders are in my way when I get out of the saddle. The IC4 only has manual resistance, but it is 4 short turns to go from 0-100. The seat on the EX3 seems much inferior to the IC4.
The EX5 compared to the EX3 seems to have a munch better handlebar, that can also be moved forward and backward, and the screen holder is nicer and sturdier. The water bottle holders are also better. Not sure anything else is different but at $700 on sale right now the EX5 seems worth it.
Both can be used with the peloton $13 app and you can put the QZ - qdomyos-zwift app (same FB group) in between. You don't need that though for the IC4, but you would need it for the auto-resistance on the Echelon. I have been riding the IC4 just with the Peloton app and Wahoo HR strap and have the cadence from the bile and the HR from the strap in the Peloton display on the app.
https://robertoviola.cl
I think the IC4 may be a tad better in many other categories than the EX3/EX5 but the auto resistance may be the killer feature that makes me swap them in favor of the Echelon. We'll see in 7-10 days after a few rides on the EX3.
That said, the EX3 at times was already at 23/25 level of resistance and 32 is max for the Echelon bikes (resistance scale 0-32). That would be ~75% on the IC4 (resistance scale 0-100), I don't think I was above 60/65 on that one yet. To be fair though I need to do the same ride on both bikes next week to compare, but at first glance wondering if the max resistance is enough or if it is just an issue of resistance not being linear (as with most of these bikes). The IC4 is much more difficult at lower resistance levels for example.
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