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Recumbent Exercise Bike, Magnetic Stationary Bike for Home, Adjustable Seat
Recumbent Exercise Bike, Magnetic Stationary Bike for Home, Adjustable Seat
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Magnetic Recumbent Exercise Bike with 16 Resistance Levels
A supportive, seated exercise option for home and residential care environments, this magnetic recumbent exercise bike combines a quiet drive system, adjustable seating, multiple resistance levels, and a reclined riding position designed for users who prefer a more supported approach to indoor exercise.
Its compact, easy-to-move design may be useful in assisted living homes, independent living settings, home-care environments, activity rooms, or private residences where low-impact seated exercise is part of an individual's routine.
Why This Exercise Bike May Work Well in a Care Environment
Quiet Magnetic Drive System
The ultra-quiet magnetic resistance system is designed to reduce workout noise, making the bike more suitable for shared living environments where residents, caregivers, or family members may be nearby.
Adjustable for Different Users
Designed for riders approximately 4'8" to 6'2", the bike includes a two-way adjustable seat with a 7.9-inch adjustment range and a backrest with three vertical adjustment levels.
16 Levels of Magnetic Resistance
The magnetic control system provides 16 resistance levels, allowing users to select an exercise intensity appropriate for their individual fitness level and activity plan.
11 lb Flywheel
An 11 lb flywheel supports smooth pedaling while the magnetic resistance system allows users to increase or decrease workout difficulty.
Supportive Recumbent Position
The seated, reclined design provides back support and may be preferred by users who find upright exercise equipment less comfortable or who are looking for a lower-impact indoor exercise option.
Stable High-Carbon Steel Construction
The frame is constructed from high-carbon steel with an engineered structure intended to provide stability and durability during routine home exercise.
Mostly Pre-Assembled
The bike arrives approximately 80% pre-assembled, with typical final setup taking approximately 30 minutes, depending on the assembler.
Front Transport Wheels
Built-in front transport wheels make it easier to reposition the bike within a home, activity room, exercise area, or other appropriate indoor space.
Product Highlights
For Assisted Living Homes, Older Adults & Home Exercise
A recumbent exercise bike may be a practical option for residents or adults who prefer seated exercise with additional back support. The reclined position can make indoor cycling feel more manageable for some users compared with traditional upright bikes.
In residential care settings, exercise equipment should be introduced based on the resident's abilities, supervision needs, fall risk, medical condition, and individualized plan of care.
Residents participating in rehabilitation, recovering from illness or injury, or living with cardiovascular, orthopedic, neurological, or other significant health conditions should use exercise equipment only as appropriate and with guidance from their physician, physical therapist, occupational therapist, or other qualified healthcare professional.
Before Ordering
Confirm that the available floor space can accommodate the exercise bike and allow enough room for the user and caregiver, if assistance is needed.
Review the complete manufacturer specifications, dimensions, user limitations, assembly instructions, safety information, and operating instructions before placing the equipment into service.
For assisted living, RCFE, ARF, board-and-care, or other residential care settings, administrators should determine whether the equipment is appropriate for shared use, resident-specific use, or supervised activity programming.
Selected With Residential Care Operators in Mind
Part of the RCCS Assisted Living Marketplace by Rosenthal Community Care Services — practical products for assisted living homes, RCFE and ARF operators, caregivers, older adults, adults with disabilities, and families creating safer and more comfortable care environments.
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