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XTERRA Fitness Folding Exercise Bike, 225 LB Weight Capacity

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Style: FB350


Features

  • Solid X-frame foldable design folds to just 20.5" x 20.5" of floor space when not in use
  • Ergonomically designed for comfort large contoured seat with back pad and multi-grip padded handlebars
  • 2" x 1" LCD window clearly displays speed, distance, time, calories, and pulse
  • 8 levels of manual resistance easily controlled with large dial tension knob for users of all fitness levels
  • Handlebar mounted hand-pulse sensors monitor your heart rate and stay in your target zone

Brand: XTERRA


Special Feature: Adjustable Seat


Color: Silver, Blue


Power Source: Battery Powered


Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor


Item Weight: 42.3 Pounds


Material: Alloy Steel


Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic


Product Dimensions: 21"D x 40.5"W x 48"H


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 225 Pounds


Brand: ‎XTERRA


Special Feature: ‎Adjustable Seat


Color: ‎Silver, Blue


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Indoor


Item Weight: ‎42.3 Pounds


Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Resistance Mechanism: ‎Magnetic


Product Dimensions: ‎21"D x 40.5"W x 48"H


Maximum Weight Recommendation: ‎225 Pounds


Handle Material: ‎Stainless Steel


Model Name: ‎XTERRA FB350 Folding Exercise Bike


Maximum Height: ‎70 Inches


Minimum Height: ‎58 Inches


Number of Resistance Levels: ‎8


Drive System: ‎Belt


UPC: ‎795447135469


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎69


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎46.46 x 15.79 x 8.78 inches


Package Weight: ‎20.04 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎21 x 40.5 x 48 inches


Brand Name: ‎XTERRA


Warranty Description: ‎Manufacturer Provided


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Manufacturer: ‎SPIRIT FITNESS -- DROPSHIP


Part Number: ‎FB350


Model Year: ‎2016


Style: ‎FB350


Included Components: ‎XTERRA FB350 Folding Bike, 2 "AA" Batteries, Hardware, Assembly Instructions


Date First Available: October 7, 2016


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Very easy to assemble
Style: FB350
1st update: 8.2.2024 Let me clarify a few things. We live in a small house and I wanted a bike that wasn't huge and folding was a plus. I got this bike because I need to walk 20 minutes 3 times a day every other day because of venous insufficiency in my legs. It's miserable to walk outside, especially in compression socks, because we live in South Texas where summer is 8 hot and humid months. If you want a bike with all the bells and whistles, buy a $1,000 bike. This is a nice basic affordable stationary bike. What I like: it doesn't take up much space so I haven't had to put it away yet. It's quiet. Very quiet. The display panel is basic with time, distance, calories and it does not have backlight (not a showstopper for me). The bike has a back rest and handholds on both sides of the seat (both are mandatory for me). The seat is as comfortable as you can get with most bikes. The distance to reach the top and lower handholds is good. The challenge for me is my height is 5'1" so I need the seat low. I had a total knee replacement last year so that knee is not as flexible as it used to be and I had to figure out how to safely get up and over the crossbar because of these restrictions. I put a child's non-slip stool near the right pedal (TKR was right knee), hoist myself up and over the crossbar to put my left foot on the left pedal, slide the stool away from the bike to just clear the right pedal, and I ride the bike. Getting off, I repeat the process in reverse order. This is really just a learning curve because it gets easier each time I ride the bike. I took off the remote control/phone holder because I just couldn't easily clear the cross-beam getting on and off the bike. I didn't need it there anyway although I might fabricate something to hold the remote on the top handholds. I am pleased with this purchase. If anything changes, I'll update the review. 07.25.2024 This first part of the review is for assembly only. Another review will be appended to this one after I use the bike for awhile. The instructions were very easy to read and understandable which is a rarity these days. Most of the nuts and bolts were already pre-mounted on the bike which made it very easy to put together. Wrenches and screwdrivers were included. The pictures were accurate with the right numbering. Elapsed assembly time was about 45 minutes including chatting about how easy the bike was to assemble. Bike seems to be well made with high quality steel. Once it's put together it's firm, not wiggly. More to come after I use the bike for awhile. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2024 by S. Mason
    • Nice Ride - - -
Style: FB150
This is still new to me but so far I am very pleased. I put it together with no problems and I'm a 76 yr old woman. You do have to actually read the directions- I couldn't get the pedal to screw on so when I did read the directions I saw that one pedal had to screw in counter clock wise. It's very sturdy and I weigh 225 and I'm 5'4". It is a little hard to get my leg over to mount but I'm sure that will get easier as I get used to it. I did want my TV remote close so I had an eye glass bag that has string ties and hung that over the bars and my remote now has it's own spot. The seat is nice and large but after only one use- I was a little sore. Thanks to a comment on here - I did order a bar stool cover that has a memory foam pillow along with the cover: It is for sale on Amazon= Shinnwa Bar Stool Cushions,Memory Foam Bar Stool Covers Round 12". BUT i have not gotten it yet so can't tell you exactly how it works out. I will update later. I figure if it is a little large then I can trim it - memory foam should be easy to cut. Just wanted to give you some ideas because I do find comments from buyers helpfull. It's very quiet - I don't hear it at all. Easy to move. Very attractive. So I'm pretty darn happy with my purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 by Swissneva
    • GREAT, aside from Cancer label??
Style: FB150
Would give 5 stars, but the carcinogenic chemicals are a major concern. First, I will focus on the product & go into the cancer warning and what I found in my research (including "high-buck" bikes on market). Long discussion broken into sections if you’re looking for something specific! Product Discussion: I think it's great; It will definitely do the job. Very easy to assemble! I like that it's easy to move around and can fold up, very convenient. It's pretty quiet, too! Seems sturdy, the seat is wider making it more comfortable for longer exercise time. I plan to use this at least 5x per week so if anything changes I will update then. I can reach comfortably.. actually it is better than most I've used in a gym (I am 5'1" [120lbs] and my fiance is 5'11" [175lbs] both of us had no issues; he used to cycle for many years and says only thing is the pedals seem to be slightly out of alignment [a bit too forward], something I don't notice as I am no cyclist). Overall, great value. Cancer Discussion: First question I had, "I thought 'cheaper' bike so 'cheaper' quality? Based on my research, this is false. This is not the only bike brand or exercise equipment to contain toxic chemicals (i.e., NordicTrack, Trek, Peloton). While I was assembling the bike, I could absolutely smell some sort of chemical. Eventually, I stopped smelling it close to finishing assembly (known as habituation) and when I gave it a test run, or pedal, for a few minutes I began to smell it again and actually got a headache from this. There are definitely plastics on it outgassing (plastic piece covering belt area in front). ALL plastics outgas no matter what. Please be aware if you do not smell anything, I guarantee you this does NOT mean chemicals are being released, some people have more sensitive olfactory systems. You do not have to ingest something for it to be toxic, we can simply inhale harmful carcinogens unfortunately. Potential Toxins Discussion: On Xterra’s website, they mentioned Toluene (which possibly caused my headache) and Acrylamide (linking website at end). Additionally, I have come across other POTENTIAL carcinogens through research (epa.gov): Cadmium (commonly used to manufacture pigments and batteries and in the metal-plating and plastics industries) so perhaps this is on the bolts used to secure pieces together with the metal plates? Butadiene (commonly synthetic rubbers, polychloroprene [i.e., Neoprene], and nitrile rubber) and Butadiene evidently has a pronounced cancerous effect on women than on men because it interacts with estrogen receptors. Perhaps this is inside the plastic covering with the gears? Toluene (which possibly caused my headache, is commonly used in polymers to make plastic soda bottles, nail polish, gasoline for improved octane ratings, and paint solvents for example) I wonder if this is coated on the entire bike structure? Lastly, Nickel Carbonyl (commonly used in films, coatings, stainless steel, machinery parts, and batteries) and perhaps used as a coating? Regardless, this really is disheartening – we all are trying to improve our health while inadvertently harming it. NEEDLESS TO SAY, I placed the bike to outgas in my garage (intuition, not sure if will allow chemicals to vaporize). I will leave it there for a while so it will not be in my house polluting the air inside. website: xterrafitness [dot] com [forwardSlash] compliance [dash] policies [forwardSlash] ?ref [equal sign] footer [dash] link ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2020 by Nadia

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