Hello, can you stand up on this bike like you would if you were climbing hills in a spin class?
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Yes you sure can. I use to teach spin and you can do any move on it that you normally do in a spin class from sprinting, to standing up, to increasing the tension, decreasing the tension, etc. It is a great little bike that does everything you need for a great workout!
167739
Sure no problem. I think the seats are not bad either considering it is not a big elaborate bike like classes usually have. Soft for the most part-soft as a bike seat can be anyway.
628177
Not a spinning-style workout since you can't stand up. But the tension adjusts so if you pedal hard at high tension, you can get your heart rate up. You're just stuck sitting the entire time.
1010190
My 5'3" client is reaaaallly at her limit with the bikes lowest seat position so that may be a struggle. The pedals are threaded so should be interchangeable to switch out for spin shoes though
387893
I've never ridden a spin bike, so I'm not sure. This one mounts onto the handle bars of my bicycle and motorcycle, so as long as your spin bike has handlebars like a regular bicycle it should be ok.
1163625
You can spin on this bike but I strongly recommend against do so. It's not a very heavy bike and you could easily lose your balance and tip over.
1295222
Yes, when peddling there is some compliance side to side. So, it allows a more realistic feel. You can also stand up.
1564218
I can do it pretty easily... but I am a big guy. The biggest challenge is if the bike is on the side stand the angle is a bit difficult to navigate. It is very easy if someone stands and holds the bike vertical.
1494031
Yes but i would prefer doing larger cycles with legs, the peddles being not long enough. I am not using much this bike anymore having recently bought a Diamondback bike which is better built.
1564573
I guess it depends on what size bike you have. Mine is 700c and it is not very stable in the stand without also using the kick stand. For smaller bikes, you shouldn't have any trouble standing the bike in it for minor maintenance. But, I don't think it will work with you sitting on the bike.
297835
You can...but it doesn't work very well. It won't spin unless its on a flat surface.
29770
We chose this particular model because the width was smaller than the other ones. With this generation, you can "rock" on the bicycle, ie, stand pedal, but it can be a little scary. My husband did it too much one time and the machine unhooked from the bicycle and he fell. So you can rock on it, but not too hard.
799973
I find it very difficult to do so. I was very disappointed in this; but, it may be because of my height. Anytime I try to stand on the bike it feels as if it will fall over.
440100
Yes, you can, but bike will stand up very high, not that it really matter if parking bike on level ground. If height annoy you, remove rubber feet, cut off even amounts of legs and replace rubber feet. Don't cut off more than an inch or too near the first bend. You still want the leg to go down, not sideways
399524
Probably. The seat does go up quite a ways. I ride mine as a typical bike and I really enjoy it.
1595605
Yes, you can spin the peddles. You can also rotate the bike to gain access to different parts and different angles.
1768223
Haven't tried it on a bike that size, but I put it on my kid's bike with 16" wheels and it was almost too tall on the shortest setting. Just measured it to be about 12.5" on the longest setting, which is about 0.5" shorter than the kickstand on my wife's 26" mountain bike. I'm sure it would stand the bike up, but I wouldn't say it is ideal. Sorry I couldn't answer more definitively, but I don't want to steer you wrong so just giving some info that I hope helps.
662638
Probably could, but it is not the sturdiest stand. I only use it to hold my bike upright.