- Can I use it for both arms and legs?
- Yes. Set it on the floor and pedal with your feet, or place it on a table and turn the pedals by hand. The same unit serves both.
- Does it have adjustable resistance?
- The listed specs show only a display for time, distance and calories, with no resistance control. Expect a fixed, light effort rather than adjustable tension.
- Will it stay put while I pedal?
- Light units like this can creep on smooth floors. A non-slip mat underneath helps, and pressing down through your feet keeps it steadier.
- Is it good for physical therapy?
- It is often used for gentle range-of-motion work after surgery or during rehab. Check with your therapist first, since the fixed resistance and short stroke may not fit every program.
- How is it different from a full exercise bike?
- It has no seat, frame or handlebars, so you use your own chair. That makes it smaller and simpler, but you give up resistance settings and a proper riding position.
- What does the display track?
- Time, distance and calories. There is no heart-rate strap or app connection listed.
- Where is the Mini Exercise Bike for Leg and Arm cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $57.75, as of our latest check.