pocahontas asked:


I’m about to have another knee surgery and I know that using exercise bikes are very good for rebuilding the knee, but I’m low on dough. I was wondering if I could somehow take apart an old bike I have and use it? Would you recommend this? If so, what do I do to make it?
K then. Somebody asked the question a few ?’s back so I already have my answer, but I leave my question up so I can give someone a best answer.

costlyprincess asked:


I have been looking at the Edge 440 recumbent exercise bike, but cannot find any information on how good they are. I haven’t heard of Edge before and wonder if anyone has anything made by them or where I might be able to go online to find any reviews on it.
Also if someone has one that they would like to recommend. It is going to be a gift for my father who is approx 6′2″ with long legs so the seat needs to be quite adjustable. Thanks

Smiley F asked:


This is my current exercise bike (please tell me if its good or not):
http://www.aibifitness.com/pdt.php?reload=true&cid=9&pid=23

Regards

smallvilleismylife asked:


There are a few airdyne exercise bikes at my YMCA that are NEVER used. Would the management take this into consideration and maybe take an offer to buy one?

K asked:


I’m looking to buy a (cheap) exercise bike, but i can’t decide what would be better, the uprights or the recumbents (the ones where you sit back and pedal as opposed to lean forward and hold the grips). Also, if you have any suggestions as to which brands to get or NOT to get, that would be greatly appreciated. I’m looking to spend under $150, just a very basic bike, nothing fancy.