Proform Sr 30 Recumbent Bike

Pros: Great value, quiet operation, design feels "right", pulse monitor grips accurate
Cons: Seat slightly difficult to move, resistance adjustment knob feels iffy

My husband and I purchased this bike a couple weekends ago to give me a safe exercise option during pregnancy. At six months now I'm getting clumsy, and the wintry conditions here in Nebraska make outdoor activity uninviting. A recumbent cycle makes ...

Pros: cheap. Could have been good if the resistance knob could actually be changed as claimed.
Cons: resistance was too hard on my bike ..poor design for batteries access

The reason why I picked this bike was because of the other review which was so positive and the price was right. Unfortunately I was unhappy and disappointed after. First of all the bike came in lots of pieces so it really was a "build your own ...

Pros: Quiet, easy riding, great printout, high quality.
Cons: At this time I find none.

I researched many brands of recumbent bikes from $400.00 to $2000.00. In all consideration I chose the lamar ignite 726 with 16 resistance setings and full screen printout. Full magnetic resistance and able to adjust resistance while riding with a push of a button. Comes with nine programs including a manual. After researching rebok, schwinn, nordic track, vision fitness and many others. For the price $550.00 plus tax and free delivery, comes with lifetimre frame warranty, two years on mechanical and electrical and one year on all labor in home repairs. Rides extra smooth and whisper quietl has walk thru and that is really nice for us at our age. Ride it every day for at least one hour my wife and I ride that time limit. Displace displays speed, watts, heart pulse. distance, time and calories. This machine has and does it all. If you're looking for a fine recumbent at a fair price and high quality, try one and you will buy one too.