- Does it fold flat enough for a closet?
- It folds at the frame midpoint and the console and seat drop down, so it takes roughly half its riding footprint. It still stands upright rather than lying flat, so measure your closet depth first.
- Can I stand up and pedal on it?
- No. It is a folding frame with a backrest, and standing sprints put stress on the hinge. It is meant for seated riding.
- Is the resistance electronic?
- No. A tension knob pulls the magnets closer, so you change resistance by hand. The console tracks time, speed, distance and calories but does not control resistance.
- What is the weight limit?
- 380 lb, which is higher than most folding bikes. Keep the frame locked and the hinge tight, and check the bolts periodically.
- Does it come with the arm bands?
- Yes, resistance bands attach at the handlebars for light upper-body work. They are light tension and not a substitute for free weights.
- How does it compare with a spin bike?
- It is lighter, folds, and offers recumbent positions, but it has less resistance range and a less aggressive riding position than a spin bike. Choose it for convenience, not hard interval training.
- Where is the Yosuda Pro 5 In 1 Folding Exercise Bike cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $169.99, as of our latest check.