Is the Xterra FB350 worth it?

For a light, casual rider in a small space, yes: it folds flat, runs quietly and costs little. If you are over 5'10", over 225 lb or want programmed workouts, spend more on a full-size bike.

How much space does it need?

Set up it measures about 40.5" long by 21" wide and 50.5" tall. Folded, the footprint shrinks to about 20.5" x 20.5", so it fits in a closet or corner.

Does it fit tall riders?

No. Xterra lists a maximum user height of 5'10", and the seat post has limited adjustment. Taller riders will feel cramped and lose full leg extension.

How many resistance levels does it have?

Eight, adjusted by a manual tension knob. There are no preset programs or electronic resistance, so you change effort by hand mid-ride.

What is included in the box?

The bike, assembly hardware and two AA batteries for the LCD monitor. You supply your own tools for assembly.

Folding bikes like this tend to drop around Black Friday, New Year fitness sales and end-of-summer clearance. Check the price history before buying.

Xterra Fitness FB350 Folding Exercise Bike

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$211.05last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the Xterra Fitness FB350 Folding Exercise Bike

The Xterra FB350 is a budget upright exercise bike with a steel X-frame that folds to a 20.5" x 20.5" footprint for storage. It uses 8 levels of manual magnetic resistance and a small LCD that shows time, speed, distance, calories and pulse. It is built for lighter riders: the weight limit is 225 lb and the maximum user height is 5'10". No current price was supplied, so check the latest best price against its recent range before buying.

Best forSmall-space apartments and shared roomsCasual riders doing 20-40 minute sessionsBuyers on a tight budget