Schwinn Exercise Bikes

Ignaz Schwinn and partner Adolph Arnold founded the "Arnold, Schwinn & Company" on October 22, 1895 in Chicago. Over a hundred years later, Schwinn has become an American legend in bike development. Schwinn is now synonymous with getting the best possible indoor, cardiovascular workout using an exercise bike. Its exercise bikes are second to none and the company manufactures the full spectrum of exercise bikes, from the entry-level, Schwinn 101 upright exercise bike, through to the Schwinn 231 recumbent exercise bike - the Schwinn AirDyne exercise bike is an iconoclastic piece of kit. Whichever model you choose, you'll getting a top rated exercise bike that will help you achieve whatever level of fitness you want.

Schwinn Upright Exercise Bike

The company makes a number of different models, each offering different features and at prices to suit all levels of users whether they be entry level or professional athletes. Prices vary from $400 for a cheap Schwinn exercise model to over $1,200 for the Schwinn Evolution SR Indoor Bike (pictured left). Other models include the Schwinn 101 bike, Schwinn 113 exercise bike, Schwinn 123 upright bike, and the Schwinn 130 upright bike.

Features of the Schwinn Evolution Exercise Bike include: a patented Smart Release™ System offering all the benefits of a fixed gear with a unique coasting feature and a trapezoidal shape that creates a "wedge effect" for maximum stability.

Schwinn Recumbent Exercise Bike

Schwinn recumbent bikes get some of the best customer reviews for any home exercise bike - the Schwinn 230 and 231 recumbent exercise bikes getting an especially high rating. Other models include the entry level Schwinn 203 exercise bike and the Schwinn 212 and 213 recumbent bikes. The Schwinn 213 exercise bike being an especially popular model. Prices of Schwinn recumbent bikes range from $500 to around $650 for the Schwinn 231 recumbent bike. With the price differential being quite narrow it really is worth buying the best recumbent exercise bike - the Schwinn 231 (pictured left).

Features of the 231 recumbent bike include a BioConnect® Feedback system with backlit LCD display showing a variety of workout statistics - including Time, RPM, Distance, Watts, and many more. There are 10 preset and 10 profile course workout programs. The BioDyne® Performance engineering creates a smooth ride and high inertia from a 22 lb. steel flywheel and computer-controlled drive system.

Schwinn AirDyne Exercise Bike

The Schwinn Airdyne was introduced in 1978 and remains a unique concept to this day - other companies have tried to copy the idea but haven't been able to match the Schwinn Airdyne bike. This Schwinn stationary bike is resistance based, which means that the harder you pedal the more resistance you encounter. It achieves this by means of a fan at the front that sucks in air as you pedal: you remain in complete control, the less hard you pedal the less resistance; the more you push the harder the resistance.

The Schwinn Airdyne exercise bike has a low-impact design and has the advantage of working the arms and upper body during the work out.

There are two models, the Schwinn Airdyne and the Schwinn Airdyne Evolution Compo. They are priced at around $700 and $850 resp.

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Schwinn Exercise Bikes