Best BudgetRank #6 in Exercise Bikes
Exerpeutic Foldable Exercise Bike
by Exerpeutic
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The bike that folds away. Exerpeutic states it folds to half its size, weighs 39 lb, rolls on transport wheels and carries a 300 lb capacity, with 8 magnetic resistance levels. Sold by XPlus Outdoor, the company behind Exerpeutic. A casual upright bike for small apartments, not a training tool.
- Small apartments where the bike has to fold away after each ride
- Casual, low-intensity riding while watching TV
- Riders up to 300 lb who want a light, movable frame
- You want spin-class intensity or app training
- You are shorter than 5'3" or taller than 6'1" (Exerpeutic's fit range)
Strengths
- ↑Folds to half its size, per Exerpeutic
- ↑300 lb capacity, per Exerpeutic
- ↑Light (39 lb) with transport wheels
Weaknesses
- ↓Upright X-frame, not a spin bike
- ↓8 resistance levels; fit riders will outgrow it
- ↓Handlebars do not adjust
Full specs
- Type
- Folding upright
- Resistance
- Magnetic, 8 levels (Exerpeutic)
- Capacity
- 300 lb (Exerpeutic)
- Rider height
- 5'3" to 6'1" (Exerpeutic)
- Dimensions
- 31" W x 19" D x 46" H assembled; 22" W x 20" D x 55.5" H folded (Exerpeutic)
- Weight
- 39 lb
Common questions
How small does it fold?
Exerpeutic gives 31 x 19 x 46 inches assembled and 22 x 20 x 55.5 inches folded, so it stands taller but takes much less floor when put away.
What is the weight limit?
Exerpeutic states a 300 lb capacity.
Sources & references
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