Best BudgetRank #3 in Exercise Bikes
JOROTO X2PRO Magnetic Exercise Bike
by JOROTO
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The value spin bike: magnetic resistance, a heavy flywheel and Bluetooth that pairs with Zwift and Kinomap, for under half the price of the Schwinn IC4. Sold by JOROTO itself. JOROTO's Amazon listing states a 40 lb flywheel and a 350 lb capacity; JOROTO's own site lists the X2PRO at 300 lb, so plan on the lower figure.
- Riders who want an app-connected magnetic spin bike without IC4 money
- Zwift or Kinomap riders who already own a tablet
- Apartments where a quiet magnetic bike matters
- You weigh more than 300 lb (use JOROTO's lower stated figure)
- You ride with SPD cycling shoes
- You want a built-in screen and classes
Strengths
- ↑Magnetic resistance, quiet enough for an apartment per JOROTO
- ↑Bluetooth app support, including Zwift and Kinomap per JOROTO
- ↑Fits riders from 4'9" to 6'4", per JOROTO
Weaknesses
- ↓Capacity and flywheel figures differ between JOROTO's listing and its own site
- ↓Cage pedals only, no SPD clips
- ↓No built-in screen; bring a tablet
Full specs
- Resistance
- Magnetic, micro-adjustable
- Flywheel
- 40 lb per JOROTO's listing (JOROTO's site lists 35 lb)
- Capacity
- 350 lb per JOROTO's listing; 300 lb on JOROTO's site
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth (JOROTO app, Zwift, Kinomap)
- Rider height
- 4'9" to 6'4" (JOROTO)
- Warranty
- 12 months (JOROTO)
Common questions
Does the JOROTO work with Zwift?
JOROTO states the bike pairs over Bluetooth with its own app and with apps such as Zwift and Kinomap.
What is the weight limit?
JOROTO's Amazon listing says 350 lb, but JOROTO's own product page lists the X2PRO at 300 lb. Use 300 lb as the safe figure.
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