AirBike inSPORTline Basic - SPECIAL OFFER
Outstanding air exercise bike for intense home workout! Easy to use, smooth resistance adjustment and adjustable seat – pretty much all you need.
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AirBike inSPORTline Basic
The AirBike inSPORTline Basic proves that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. Instead of a flywheel, it uses a steel ventilator which adjusts the resistance to your pedaling speed. Moreover, you can also adjust the resistance yourself, using the regulation knob. Since the pedals and moving handles are connected to the ventilator, you can exercise your arms and legs simultaneously. The easy-to-use control panel allows you to follow all the important information such as time, calories, current distance and total distance. If you want to enjoy an intense cardio workout in the comfort of your home, then the is the AirBike inSPORTline Basic clear choice.
Air resistance
50cm in diameter, the ventilator rotates depending on how hard you pedal, i.e. the harder you pedal, the higher the resistance (the resistance adjustment is quick and smooth).
Additional Resistance Adjustment
Using a simple regulation knob, you can adjust the resistance. This belt braking system complements the air resistance, making your workout even more diverse.
Comfortable Seat
The height of the comfortably padded seat can be adjusted to 7 different positions, ensuring a comfortable workout and making the exercise bike suitable for users of different heights (from 150 to 190cm).
Pedals
The pedals are self-leveling and anti-slip, providing a perfect grip. Moreover, the adjustable straps help secure your feet in place.
Key features:
- Simple home air exercise bike for intense workout
- Air braking system with additional resistance adjustment (regulation knob)
- Moving handles with foam grips
- Adjustable seat
- Self-leveling, anti-slip pedals
- Simple control panel
- Transportation wheels
- Display shows: time, calories burned, current distance, total distance (odometer)
Technical description:
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Flywheel weight |
*** |
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Resistance operation |
Resistance increases with pedaling intensity |
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Number of resistance modes |
unlimited |
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Braking system |
air (+ belt when adjusting resistence manually) |
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Drive system |
belt |
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Freewheel |
no |
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Number of modes |
3 |
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HRC program |
no |
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WATT program |
no |
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Recovery program |
no |
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Body Fat program |
no |
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Manual program |
yes |
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Heart rate monitor |
no |
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Water bottle holder |
no |
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Tablet holder |
no |
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Transportation wheels |
yes |
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Uneven floor adjustment |
no |
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HR belt receiver |
no |
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HR belt included |
no |
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Audio Input |
no |
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Foldable |
no |
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Dimensions |
115 x 70 x 121 cm |
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Folded dimensions |
X |
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Weight limit |
110 kg |
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Maximum user height |
190 cm |
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Weight |
21.8 kg |
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Power source |
2x AA battery |
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Category |
HC (EN957) |
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Use |
home |
Exercised body areas:
AirBike inSPORTline Basic - Documents to download
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User manual |
AirBike inSPORTline Basic - Product parameters
Resistance in cardio trainers can be regulated by one of two ways - manual and electronic control. Manual regulation is the cheaper option and works on a simple basis. With a regulation knob, the user sets the resistance manually, usually in the range of 1-12 levels.
By observing the weight limit of the product, you significantly increase its service life and prevent it from wearing down prematurely. It is not recommended to exceed this limit.
Cardio trainers use several types of braking systems.
There are trainers with magnetic, friction, calliper or EMS braking system. The magnetic and EMS systems that work through moving a magnet closer to the flywheel are used most often.
The total weight of the product.
