Exercise Bikes Item ID: #112


Schwinn Airdyne Upright Exercise Bike



WAS $750 NOW $599.99

Product Information:

  • Upright exercise bike with unique air resistance system
  • Air system offers as much resistance as you can handle
  • Dual-action arm handles work upper and lower body
  • Console tracks time, distance, calories, RPM, and more
  • Measures 22.5 x 48 x 50 inches (W x H x D); weighs 96 pounds

Item Description

Authorized Schwinn Dealer. The Schwinn Airdyne Exercise Bike was the first patented Exercise Bike to give you a full total body workout. A total-body ergometer with a patented dual action motion that synchronizes arm and leg motions to simulate your natural motion the Schwinn Airdyne Exercise Bike features a patented fan wheel technology that exponentially increases the wind resistance the harder you pedal. Air resistance that allows for a smooth pedaling motion while blowing controlled streams of cooling air the Schwinn Airdyne Exercise Bike creates a comfortable workout for home or rehabilitation. Shown in Charcoal original dual action air resistance Exercise Bike. The Schwinn Airdyne Exercise Bike was the first patented Exercise Bike to give you a full total body workout. A total-body ergometer with a patented dual action motion that synchronizes arm and leg motions to simulate your natural motion the Schwinn Airdyne Exercise Bike features a patented fan wheel technology that exponentially increases the wind resistance the harder you pedal. Air resistance that allows for a smooth pedaling motion while blowing controlled streams of cooling air the Schwinn Airdyne Exercise Bike creates a comfortable workout for home or rehabilitation.

Item Reviews

5 Responses to “Schwinn Airdyne Upright Exercise Bike”

  1. The Cardio Queen says:

    the bike arrived without the coomputer cables and the computer itself was defective. i had to contact schwinn/nautilus for replacement parts; their customer service was excellent, but there’s no reason that a new product should have missing and/or defective parts…

  2. KingMDM says:

    I can not comment on assembly since I actually purchased this bike from a Schwinn bike shop. I wish I did purchase here since I would have saved $150 from the retail price. After reading the reviews here I would have then taken the bike to the shop for assembly since they sell and assemble many of these bikes. It seems if building for the 1st time this may cause problems.

    Anyway this bike is built like a tank, everything is solid and sturdy! I am 42 and over weight and finally wanted to take charge by adding a work out plan to my daily activities. I really do not eat that much, I just had ZERO activity in my schedule since I work all day in a office and play only board games and computer games for recreation. For the last couple of months the Airdyme brings a healthy daily work-out into my daily schedule. I am able to ride for approximately 1 hour each day minimum, sometimes twice for 30minutes each. Since I have in my office where I can easily hook-up a headset to my computer I often will get on and do even 15 min sessions through-out the day while watching a movie or TV (pc has a TV card). I can see myself doing 2+ hour week-end sessions on this bike as I build myself upwards, for example while watching a full length movie or televised game. Having Media entertainment is vital for me since time goes by so fast and I don’t focus on bike’s computer read-out, and it takes zero time out of daily schedule. I’m not really focused on weight loss or diet so not really counting calories burned, however I’m 100% confident I will start seeing results in the long run since I previously NEVER worked out. Coincidently since I am now more health conscious due to my Airdyme! I have made some small changes in my daily diet. For example instead of getting a foot-long Italian Subway I now get a 6 inch Tuna at Subway! I now may buy a juice or drink water instead of drinking a soda, etc… However for the most part I didn’t want to make significant changes to my diet since I really wanted a longterm life-time plan that simply added an active work-out plan. So those on a diet may even see faster results:) My experience and results rate 5 stars, with the below pluses:

    -ZERO soreness in joints – smooth full body work-out! This is why I choose this over a tread-mill or jogging.

    -Computer is simple while showing basic progress. Bike itself is simple, just get on and ride!

    -Work-out quality is superb, after a 30+ minute session I’m sweating crazy with the sweat starting at 10-15mins (again I am out of shape!)

    -I can ride anytime and it is compact enough I can place in my home office so others will not be bothered.

    -This takes ZERO time out of my daily schedule since I can ride AT HOME while watching a movie or TV which I do anyway.

    -No special equipment or special clothing required. Often I ride with sweat socks and slippers!

    Really Zero Cons:

    -Seat does take getting used too (which I have!), however I will take slightly sore butt over sore knees and ankles any day!

    -Can be noisy, but I resolved this with a headset plugged into PC for Media entertainment. Not a con at all since almost any machine will produce some noise.

    Overall this very well may be the best purchase I have made over the last 20 years, which even includes my home! Ultimately I may decide to include additional work out machines but I can see that the Airdyme will always be apart of a daily work-out schedule! I was able to test this bike compared to others at the shop where I purchased and quickly determined the higher price was worth it! This bike felt more comfortable while others felt less sturdy and secure. This bike is not intended for cross-bike training but rather a good entry-level full-body work-out machine.

  3. John Rogge says:

    Schwinn Airdyne is of excellent quality. Directions for assembly could be better. Best to have two people to put it together. Does an excellent job of exercising both upper and lower body. Integrated fan keeps you cooled off. I would recommend this and would buy again. Purchased from Amazon at a very good price.

  4. Linda says:

    I purchased my Schwinn Airdyne over 18 years ago and can honestly say it has been used regularly as part of my cross training workouts. I am one of those who love to workout and try to do something every day. It provides a great cardiovascular workout and really helps strengthen my legs and butt when riding my outside bike. I am a 51 year old female and have amazed doctors with my heartrate recovery time on the two treadmill tests I’ve had. I know it is because of this indoor bicycle. Not sure if it is still available, but I got a book stand that attaches to the cyclometer stand. Good novels have kept me entertained enough to ride sometimes for an hour at a time, ( but usually ride for 45 minutes). Without the book stand, I must be honest and say that riding this would be very boring. Shorter workouts using interval training will get your heart stronger in no time. Ear plugs are helpful as the Airdyne is noisy. To reduce the wind, I stuck strands of duct tape on the wheel frame to direct some of the wind off my face. The bike is very easy to move around simply by tipping it up on the front wheels and sliding it wherever you want. I am looking to replace my Airdyne as too many parts have been replaced and it is truly on its last leg. You will definitely gain strength in your heart, lungs, glutes, quads and hamstrings by using this bike regularly.

  5. Warren W. Wiley says:

    Look, there is no other way to say this: if you want a machine that will last decades, give you as much of a workout as you’re up to at a reasonable price the Airdyne is it. We have owned one for thirty years and it is still going. Just bought another for our winter place. I don’t recall EVER having a problem with the old one; perhaps I had to tighten something now and then but don’t recall. And do NOT be put off by people who say it is too difficult to assemble-it is not. If you have NO mechanical skill at all ask a friend….its not that hard. Grab some cheap open end wrenches, particularly a 7/8″, and maybe a pair of vice grips or slip joint pliers and you are good to go. It is easier if TWO people do the job.

    Saddest aspect of the AirDyne story is the way it has been treated by the company responsible for it. Much as they try they cannot kill off this durable, dependable and useful product. Sure the assembly instructions could be better but you’ll get it done. Phooey on the corporate ding-dongs who won’t support this great product; they won’t even tell you that you can’t buy if from a dealer down the street.

    Get out there and use this machine. You’ll love it. Your cardiologist will probably hate it….but what do you care, you;ll probably outlive him!!

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