Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike
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About this product
Get active with the Pro Fitness sit and use portable exercise bike. Compact and quiet, it features a 3kg flywheel and an adjustable magnetic resistance system for a smooth ride. With 8 resistance levels, non-slip pedals, and an easy-to-carry design, it's built for convenience. The console tracks time, speed, distance, and calories, keeping you on top of your progress. Why not keep one handy under the table? The path to healthier you starts here.
- Magnetic resistance system.
- Console feedback including: Scan, Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, ODO.
- 8 level tension control.
- 3kg flywheel.
- Maximum user weight 100kg (15st 10lb).
General information:
- Batteries required 2 x AAA (not included).
- Size H29, W46, D50cm.
- Weight 11.7kg.
- Self-assembly.
- Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.
4.6
26 reviews
92%
Recommended this product
Customers Say
Users find this seated exercise bike effective for rehabilitation and daily exercise, praising its sturdy build and value for money. However, some report issues with movement on certain surfaces and squeaking after short use.
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Sturdy and handy piece of equiptment
I bought this in exchange for a peddle version which I had to return to Argos as it wasn't suitable and wasnt working out for my mum to exercise her legs whilst sitting in her recliner chair. This one is so good and so much better for her, I've almost abandoned my exercise bike and been using it too. So obsessed with it. You can feel your muscles being worked. Sturdy piece of equiptment that you can easily move from room to room or even lend a friend. Also for the price it is good value for money.
Sherlove, 45 - 54, London
Very good product at a good price to aid exercise
I bought this 2 weeks ago and have been using it every day for two possibly three sessions. It feels sturdy and well-made so hopefully will last some time, it's fairly quiet and smooth to use. I do feel that it's helping me to get in the exercise I'm looking for every day. I mainly using it for a session after I have eaten to help flatten blood sugar spikes as I am type two diabetic. Will know on my next blood test if it's helped or not but either way I feel this is a very good purchase for the money. You do need to buy some batteries to operate the display which can track distance time and calories, but personally I don't use this. Instead I hold my phone on my knee and that counts the cycles "steps" I take and records my time. I think there are eight different resistance settings on the device, I am currently on number four and as I get a bit fitter will dial it up to the higher levels. I am very happy with the device and the value.
JW, 65 or over, London
Average
After a week of use, it is already squeaky. The screen alternates between time elapsed, speed, calories burned etc. It is not clear what the function of the white button. It doesn’t appear to be a reset button. Thankfully, I am not particularly interested in the data, my main concern is just using it whilst I work, which is easy enough
Ash93, 25 - 34, London
Has great features and easy to use
I got this item as a present for someone and they are very pleased with it.
Rufus
Good alternative to an exercise bike
Like this but ‘walks’ a bit while using it on carpet or wooden floor despite the fact it is heavy.
Jules, 55 - 64, Huddersfield
Kick start.
Is everything I expected and has helped to kick start my keep fit regime.
Evad55, 65 or over, Kent
Unfortunately not for seniors
Unfortunately as you use it on a hight number it slips about and is very heavy to move around ….
Argos rocks, 65 or over
Sit down bicycle
I have had a knee replacement which is taking its time building strength back this is helping me get my bend back.
Exercise for day
Step machine
I find this item very useful and easy to use
Muscle strength, 65 or over
Good effective and sturdy bike
I've had this exercise bike a couple of weeks now, it's a very sturdy metal bike with a good resistance range to chose from. I'm very happy with it and can feel my leg muscles have been used after each session, especially thighs. All round a good product, would recommend. Just about 15 minutes to put together.
Mal, 65 or over
Hello LS,
The Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike is compact and quiet, but not completely silent.
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Hello John.
Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike:
the bike requires 2 × AAA batteries, which are not included. These batteries power the small console that displays time, speed, distance, calories, etc. There is no remote control — just the built‑in console.
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Hello DC.
Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike:
Yes, this is made in China.
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Hello Kajika,
Our supplier has confirmed that the Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike comes in 5 parts. It requires some simple fixings with 5x bolts.
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Yes, you can pedal forwards and backwards. I find both directions are easy to manage.
Hello JHK1,
The supplier has advised the following for the Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike:
A user technically could pedal it backwards but they suggest to not do it that way,. They advise to stick to how it's given in the instructions and just to pedal forwards like with normal exercise bikes.
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Hello Johno,
Re: Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike
You are advised to sit on a chair to do exercise and not stand on the foot plates.
The maximum weight is 110kg.
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Hi there,
The Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike does not require a mains lead
Hello there,
This Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike is not specifically designed for osteoarthritis. Please consult with a medical professional concerning any accommodations necessary for your condition.
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The official manufacturers answer is no, however, I have one of these and I can use it standing up. If standing, I use it facing the other way to how you would use it when seated. I also use it near something I can use to steady myself if needed, like a piece of furniture or window sill. I dont think you would be able to be too energetic with it standing up, but I can manage a steady pace.
Hello English rose,
I can advise the following for the Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike:
It's not advised, but does have a 100Kg wright limit.
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Hello Maggie,
The supplier has advised the following for the Pro Fitness Seated Exercise Bike:
A seated exercise bike primarily works the lower body muscles, including the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and calves. It also engages the core muscles to stabilize the body during pedalling.
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