When you are on 12 incline are you able to hold the front handlebars comfortably?
1267520
When I use the treadmill I don't usually put it on a big incline but I have never had a problem holding on to the handlebars. The treadmill isn't a huge one (although my husband and I are both tall) so it's really easy to use. We have been very happy with it. It doesn't take up a huge amount of space like some treadmills either.
1015196
No problem at all. Very stable. I'm very pleased with the Bikehand. Good value and stores nicely.
2110596
The handlebar's are secured by 2 bolts so they don't twist. They do move just slightly but it not a problem during the workout. Very stable and secure.
1324709
I'm 5'11" and the handle bars are not adjustable so I'm at a comfortable ride as is. You probably would not be comfortable with this bike.
2261807
No, the handlebars do not move at all. I prefer it myself. And as far as the overall bike goes, it is very sturdy and reliable. I've owned a ProForm before and that's why I got this one. The exercise programs that come included are very good and you can do your own. You don't even have to use a program but sit on it and pedal away. I enjoy mine and use it every day. There is never a problem with it that I have encountered.
23421
Yes, you able to sit upright without holding the handlebars and no, you do not lean forward.You will love this bike. The handlebars are not far from your body. I hope this helps. You will not be disappointed!!!
2228537
I think you would be able to adjust the handle bars and seat so you are comfortable
323679
I just got this bike and it works for someone who is 4'11". I can fully pedal while sitting properly in the chair (on its lowest setting) and have no issues holding onto the handlebars. I think those shorter than me would find it difficult to reach the pedals comfortably.
1113115
With this bike is there an adjustment were you can have handle bars not move and just ride bike like you are outside.
41086
Not really. It depends for how far the commute is. Anything over a few miles in traffic could be a challenge. The folding mechanism for the handle bars is a bit wobbly even after being locked in place. The smaller diameter wheels along with the handle bar wobble makes the steering a bit unstable. I use the bike for camping trips and the occasional ride around town, which I find sufficient for the price I paid.
2047266
That is a hard question to answer not knowing what you have on the bike already. There are two things that will make you lean on your hands too much. One is the handlebars too low and the other is reaching too far. If the length of this stem is the same as the one you currently have. It will both raise you and shorten your reach at the same time. I'm sorry without more information I can't really answer your question with a yes or no.
1358256
You should be okay! You can adjust your seat to the lowest position and still be able to cycle to the fullest.
1201089
yes. The handlebar is adjustable both horizontally and height, but it will not rotate on axis in the stem like a normal bar and stem.
69362
Personally bent bars are more comfortable to hold onto for long durations of a bike ride
22648
Yes, just make sure the levers you have are for V-Brakes, not Cantilevers - depending on the year of your bike. Otherwise they will feel "mushy."
1096524
You can raise them, but you'll need a hex wrench. But you'll need one, anyway, to attach the handlebars in the first place.
2101273
This is a great stoller with no regrets on my part. I am 5' 1'' and the handle bar is higher than I would like however I just make it work. The handle bar for you may be a little shorter than you would like, however I believe you can make it work for you too.