Opti Manual Exercise Bike
201/6078£99.00
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About this product
Burn those calories, get the blood pumping and tone. All without leaving home. Set your own speed, time and resistance and track progress on the easy-read console. Just get comfy with the adjustable seat and straps and away you go. Time to pedal at your perfect pace.
- Extra wide and non-slip it's designed to be an enjoyable riding experience. And a comfortable fit too, from the adjustable foot straps to the adjustable seat. .
- Manual resistance system.
- Console feedback including: Time, distance, speed, calorie. Scan.
- Variable tension control.
- 0.5kg flywheel.
- Adjustable seat.
- Maximum user weight 100kg (15st 10lb).
General information:
- Batteries required 2 x AA (not included).
- Size H118, W51, D87cm.
- Weight 11.6kg.
- Self-assembly.
- Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.
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Customers Say
The exercise bike has received mixed reviews, with many praising its ease of assembly and value for money, while others criticize its build quality and resistance issues.
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Easy to put together works well
Bought this and use it every day, nice bike
Brillo, 65 or over, Essex
It's ok
Fits together easily simple to use but only issue i have is foot straps as both snapped so had to purchase others
Graeme hunt, 35 - 44, Okehampton devon
VERY GOOD
I AM VERY PLEASED, IT WILL BE USEFUL FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER EVENINGS
STACHU, 45 - 54, BRADFORD WEST YORKSHIRE
Good value exercise bike
Good budget exercise bike... easy to assemble and I have had no issues using it.
BillieJoe, 55 - 64, Birmingham
Opti manual exervise bike
Easy to put together and very happy with it
Fred21, 65 or over, London
Exercise bike
I was quite excited to order this but after carefully installing it the tension on the pedals doesn't work ...I had to take the belt compartment apart to see if it was loose but it wasn't....its just a pointless item that doesn't do the job it's meant to do Extremely disappointing
Char, 45 - 54, West Midlands
Great
I absolutely love it I use it 3 times a day
Bob, 65 or over, Essex
Had to return as faulty
When putting the bike together we found that we couldn't attach one of the pedals as there was a fault in the thread of the screw.
minnie, 65 or over, Bucks
Clunky
Sent back without any issues from argos, although it was hard to pack back into box. Not a smooth ride due to it being manual. Reordered the magnetic version which is much better.
Sue, 45 - 54, Staffordshire
Does what it says on the box!
Very happy with the strength and quality
Indi, 35 - 44, Wolverhampton
Hello Margaret,
After checking with our supplier, they have advised for the Opti Manual Exercise Bike: ''Yes the pedals can be removed from the bike.
The pedals are separate when purchased and need to be threaded onto the crank arms. I unfortunately don’t have the measurements of the thread.''
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Hello Shirley,
I can advise the following for the Opti Manual Exercise Bike.
I have placed a link below for Argos Product Support. This page will help direct you to Argos Fitness Support who can help with your question.
https://argos-support.co.uk/...
Please add the catalogue number to the search box for further information.
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Hello Darren,
The supplier has advised the following for the Opti Manual Exercise Bike:
“ I believe this to be the strap for the tension of the belt. ”
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Hello Bebe,
The supplier has advised the following for the Opti Manual Exercise Bike:
"Yes, it contains a small pc of magnet in the crank housing." So, it does have a magnet in it. We'd be unable to advise on its suitability or otherwise for someone with a pacemaker though, we'd advise to seek suitable qualified professional medical advice on this before considering any purchase.
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Hello Davo,
From the information we have available, I can confirm this Opti Manual Exercise Bike can pedal forwards and backwards, but make sure the flywheel has stopped moving before pedalling backwards.
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I just tried mine and I can pedal both ways. The sensor reads from both directions. I like it. It's a simple design, not like a gym exercise bike, and for the price, very good. Good luck with your recovery!
Hello Sandy,
I can advise the following for the Opti Manual Exercise Bike:
Yes, however you would need to do this when the flywheel isn't moving.
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Hello Dave80something,
After checking with the supplier, I can confirm the Opti Manual Exercise Bike maximum inside leg measurement is 76cm.
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Hello Buyer10,
The Opti Manual Exercise Bike needs to be assembled before use.
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Hello Hannah9095,
The supplier has advised the following for the Opti Manual Exercise Bike:
“ It should be ok as long as the user’s weight doesn’t exceed the max user weight. But this bike is an epp one and the resistance is so low that I don’t think the user will need to stand up cycle. ”
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Hi Tich,
The handles for the Opti Manual Exercise Bike cannot be adjusted. But you should be able to reach the handles without stretching.
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