A:AnswerNo. Like every indoor bike, there is resistance on the wheel in addition to the fact that there is no physical momentum as there is when riding a moving bike - so naturally the wheel will slow down very fast to a stop and will not coast for more than a few seconds.
A:AnswerBest Buy only offers assembly with delivery which is $200. I'd like to emphasize that this is EXTREMELY easy to assemble. It does not require any particular degree of mechanical aptitude.
A:AnswerYou can pedal it without electricity but you won't be able to adjust the resistance or anything else. You need electricity to get a proper workout.
A:AnswerIt should not swivel. It is doing same thing with mine too even after tightening screws. Which is why I gave it 4 star. Maybe take the seat out, wrap one layer of black tape to provide some roughness and then tighten screws again could resolve the issue. I have not tried yet but will try some day. Hope it helps.
A:AnswerFor me, it is a bit awkward peddling standing up - even with great resistance. But I prefer a spin bike. When I put it on the highest resistance it feels more like a climber than a bike - but I suppose it is still a great workout.
A:AnswerYes, my son is 6'4" and he rides the bike about 4 times per week with no issues. I believe it could accommodate a person 7' tall. The seat adjusts to accommodate a person height. It's a great exercise bike. I'm very pleased!
A:AnswerI am 5' and the seat has more room to go down for a shorter person. The seat also slides forward. I use a very expensive bike at physical therapy, this one rivals it. I'm very happy with it!
A:Answerthere are 2 sensors (1 on each handlebar) that you place your hands on for ~15 seconds or so and it returns an approximate heart rate. Same as most any equipment in gyms. It's not as accurate as a chest mounted sensor, but can give you a ballpark
