Product Description
Ultimate comfort with an upgraded seat. The LS6.0R features a convenient, step-thru recumbent frame design that’s easily accessible to all users. Once you’re seated, the contoured mesh seat back offers greater lumbar support while keeping you cool. QuickZip™ pedals make it fast and easy to get started on your workout. A 8.8-lb flywheel delivers a smooth, fluid motion, while our exclusive FreeSpin™ technology allows you to coast comfortably when you stop pedaling and eliminates sudden, jarring stops. Equipped with exclusive Livetrack Interactive™ technology: When you work out, simply insert the USB device that comes with your machine into the console. When you’re finished, transfer the USB to your computer. Within seconds you’ll be able to track your workout history on the MyPlate feature of LIVESTRONG.COM. Here you can also download exclusive new, FREE workout programs designed by Peter Park, Lance Armstrong’s strength and conditioning coach. More resistance options for workout variety: With 20 levels of magnetic brake resistance, you can find the intensity that’s right for you, whatever your starting fitness level may be. For added variety and workout enjoyment, 11 preprogrammed workouts provide new challenges and help you reach your fitness goals faster. Extra features to keep you going: Track your workout progress with the bright LCD display and two additional LED windows for quick and easy-to-read feedback. Stay motivated throughout every stage of your workout with the built-in speaker system that lets you play your favorite playlists from any iPod or MP3 device. Best-in-class warranty protection: We guarantee the durability and quality of this machine with a 10-year frame and brake warranty; we offer 1 year on parts and unlimited in-home repairs. Purchases of this product help to generate donations to the Lance Armstrong Foundation and the fight against cancer.
| List Price: | $999.99 |
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$699.98 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. Details |
| as of Mon, 11 Mar 2013 05:09:39 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #25463 in Sports & Outdoors
- Brand: Livestrong Fitness
- Model: HRB0079-OS
- Released on: 2011-11-10
- Dimensions: 46.00" h x 26.00" w x 64.00" l, 121.00 pounds
Features
- Recumbent exercise bike with comfortable step-thru frame
- Exclusive FreeSpin technology eliminates sudden, jarring stops
- 20 levels of magnetic brake resistance; 11 preprogrammed workouts
- LCD display and 2 LED windows; contact heart rate grips
- Measures 26 x 46 x 64 inches (W x H x D); 10-year frame warranty
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Get fit without putting undue stress on your body with the Livestrong LS6.0R recumbent exercise bike. Recumbent bikes are generally more comfortable than upright bikes, with convenient step-thru frames that are easily accessible to all users. Once you're seated, the LS6.0R's contoured mesh seat back supports your lumbar region while keeping you cool. The bike is also extremely smooth, with a fluid 8.8-pound flywheel and Livestrong's exclusive FreeSpin technology, which eliminates sudden, jarring stops so you can coast comfortably when you stop pedaling.
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The console includes an LCD display and 2 LED feedback windows. |
The LS6.0R offers 20 levels of magnetic brake resistance, allowing you to start your exercise routine at any level and gradually progress as you build endurance and strength. For an even greater challenge, you can turn to the bike's 11 preprogrammed workouts. Together, the resistance levels and workouts keep your workout routine fresh and motivating.
Livetrack Interactive Technology
Research shows that people who journal their fitness routines achieve greater success on average than those who do not. Exclusive to Livestrong Fitness, Livetrack Interactive technology allows you to do just that. Each time you work out, simply insert the USB device that comes with your treadmill into the console. When you're finished, transfer the USB to your computer. Within seconds, you'll be able to track your workout history on the Daily Plate feature of Livestrong.com. In addition, you can enter your meals and snacks on the daily food journal--with more than 800,000 items from which to choose--and get instant feedback on your calories consumed and calories burned. Plus, Livetrack Interactive users can download exclusive free workout programs designed by Peter Park, Lance Armstrong's personal strength and conditioning coach.
Stay Motivated
It's a breeze to track your workout progress thanks to the bright LCD display and pair of LED windows, which provide quick, easy-to-read feedback. The bike also includes a built-in speaker system that lets you play your favorite playlists from any iPod or MP3 player. And the bike's contact heart rate grips take the guesswork out of reaching your ideal intensity level. Simply hold on to the conveniently placed grips and monitor your heart rate. Staying within your desired range is essential to getting the most out of your workout.
Each purchase of the LS6.0R supports Livestrong Fitness's goal of donating a minimum of $4 million to the Lance Armstrong Foundation and the fight against cancer.
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The bike includes a contoured mesh seat back for comfort. |
- Frame type: Recumbent bike
- Flywheel weight: 8.8 pounds
- Display type: Backlit LCD and 2 LED feedback windows
- Seat type: Padded mesh back with lumbar support
- Pedal type: QuickZip pedal straps
- Resistance: 20 levels
- Heart rate: Contact grips
- Built-in speakers: Yes
- Dimensions: 26 by 46 by 64 inches (W x H x D)
- Weight: 121 pounds
- Warranties: 10 years on frame, 1 year on parts and labor
About Livestrong Fitness
Manufactured by Johnson Health Tech, Livestrong Fitness equipment is a proud partner of the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Livestrong offers a complete line of home fitness equipment, including treadmills, elliptical trainers, and exercise bikes, as well as Livestrong by Matrix commercial fitness equipment. With Livestrong Fitness, you can find the perfect fitness solution for any budget, goal, or lifestyle.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
24 of 25 people found the following review helpful.Recommended Bike
By Ryan Holliday
I'm a runner with very little experience with bikes, but a knee injury got me looking for a bike. I settled on this bike after looking at a number of options and trying out a few bikes at stores and hotel gyms. Some thoughts after owning it for a month:
Positive:
* The bike is QUIET. Someone in the next room will not hear you using it.
* The bike is far smoother than others that I tried - there isn't any jerkiness on the pedals when resistance changes.
* The seat back is really comfortable - it's more like one of those Aeron chairs than a workout machine chair.
* The bike comes with a variety of pre-programmed workouts that I've found really useful.
* I had to do a warranty repair of a broken cable (see below) and the repair guy commented that this is a well-built machine that he doesn't get many calls on.
* Due to a part that was broken during shipping I had to talk to customer service, and they were great - a single email that included a photo of the broken part and my serial number resulted in a new part being shipped to my house and an on-site repair guy at my door, with no additional cost to me.
* A minor point, but the bike looks cool. The yellow panels give it some flair, while most workout machines seem to ignore aesthetics.
Negative:
* As noted by other reviewers, the box was completely beaten up when it arrived at my door, and the wire connector to the console was severed. Customer service was great, but stronger packaging probably would have eliminated this issue.
* The electronics on the machine are a bit disappointing. For example, the display is all text and thus there isn't any easy way to tell what the "terrain" you're on is like or will change to in the future. Similarly, the info presented on screen is limited and you have to change screens to see calories burned, current speed, etc. In an age of iPods and touchscreens the bike's electronics feel like they're about ten years out of date.
* I started assembling the unit before discovering the broken wire, and while the instructions are clear and all tools are provided, there's a fair amount of sweat required to get it together. Since a repair guy was coming out to install the warranty-repair wire harness I ended up just paying him to finish the install.
* While the seat back is amazingly comfortable and feels like an office chair, the seat bottom is closer to a traditional bike seat and not as comfortable as I'd hoped for.
Overall I'm very happy with the purchase and would recommend it to others, although if Livestrong comes out with a model that has improved electronics then that would definitely be worth considering as an upgrade. Note that I don't really use the speakers so can't comment on them, although it seems like the iPod connectivity is well thought out.
Some advice on the price: the price on this bike at Amazon seems to fluctuate by a few hundred dollars, so keep an eye on it to ensure you get the best possible deal.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.Seat back tore after 6 months of use
By B. Woods
My husband has loved this bike and used it faithfully for the last 6 months. He is of normal weight and very average use. I know he likes to lean back on the seat. Last night the seat tore at the edges. I think that is a major drawback for this mesh seat. Obviously, a regular seat would not have torn.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Great Bike
By Bob
All of a sudden osteoarthritis hip problem appeared. Doctor recommended a recumbent bike. After 3 weeks of hardly being able to walk and only a week of using this bike I am back to functioning. AWESOME. Yes I will always have the arthritis but I have always been a person on-the-go and this brings back being able to walk without extreme pain and lessening the amount of medications. This machine is extremely quiet and after trying other bikes I found that I could use this past the initial pain and on to a "good" workout. Very, very comfortable.
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