How high is the pedal at the maximum height. I am trying to see if this will fit in my basement.
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16" at the heel of the pedal in the highest position and 6" off the floor in the level position.
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I am surprised at how hard it is to get this type of info. Surely lots of people want to put these machines in their basements which might have relatively low ceilings. I got an answer from Vision Fitness that makes sense to me but you'll need to know the mid-height pedal measurement (average of lowest and highest measurements). Add the mid-height measurement to your height and add a few inches for a safety zone. You are never actually as high as the highest pedal position when you're working out, but you definitely go higher than the "step-up height." I am shocked that Schwinn could not help you with this. I am surprised at how hard it is to get this type of info. Surely lots of people want to put these machines in their basements which might have relatively low ceilings. I got an answer from Vision Fitness that makes sense to me but you'll need to know the mid-height pedal measurement (average of lowest and highest measurements). Add the mid-height measurement to your height and add a few inches for a safety zone. You are never actually as high as the highest pedal position when you're working out, but you definitely go higher than the "step-up height." I am... » Read More I am surprised at how hard it is to get this type of info. Surely lots of people want to put these machines in their basements which might have relatively low ceilings. I got an answer from Vision Fitness that makes sense to me but you'll need to know the mid-height pedal measurement (average of lowest and highest measurements). Add the mid-height measurement to your height and add a few inches for a safety zone. You are never actually as high as the highest pedal position when you're working out, but you definitely go higher than the "step-up height." I am shocked that Schwinn could not help you with this. « Show Less
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About 15"-17" if your feet are at the front of the pedals. No higher than 21" depending on where you prefer to put your feet on the pedals. The measurement ranges reflect different incline levels that can be manually adjusted.
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Not sure of the dimensions, but i fit 6 foot pedals and a wah inside mine. Hope that helps
90104
That's questionable . I bought it for my 3 year old grandson who is tall for his age and he can't reach the base pedal or the floor when he's sitting on it, but he absolutely loves it. It might be a case that I don't have it set correctly. . Sorry I couldn't be more help .
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Not sure what you mean by "maximum height." If you are installing the unit in a basement, you would likely want to mount it near the ceiling so you can vent it to the exterior of the home. If you can clarify your question, you can get a better answer....
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10.5" to the top of the pedal, about 13" if you're using the foot loop (which should account for the height of your foot even if you're not using the loop)
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I do know my daughter is a little over 3 foot tall and she isn't quite tall enough to pedal yet. She can reach the pedals if she scooches all the way up she can reach them but can't really use them yet. I would say probably 40" is correct.
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I measured and when the seat is in the lowest position and the pedal is in the down position it is 2feet 7inches away. So as long as your legs are that long you should be good.
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The following was posted by someone else under the title "SCHWINN ELLIPTICAL FOOT HEIGHT". I have not confirmed it, but if it is true, it would seem that a seven foot ceiling would be high enough. If you live near a place that sells them and has them in stock (hard to find, I know) maybe you can find one and just measure it. ================================================================== M. A. Garver says: The pedal is approximately 15 inches off the floor at the highest point, but I think what you really need to know is the height from the floor at it's lowest point (8 inches) because when your foot is at the high point, that knee is bent so it's not like it's putting your head 15 inches closer to the ceiling, which I think is what you're really trying to figure out, right? Standing on the 430 you're going to be 8-9 inches taller than you are standing on the floor. Hope this helps!
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My buddy is borrowing my pedal right now, so I'm not 100% on this, but I'm pretty sure it's 5-6', because it stretches about halfway across my recording space.
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There are at notches more toward the pedals - I am 5'8" - so I don't see any reason why someone that height should not be able to use it. My suggestion would be to go all the way down and work back.
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6 inches high max, it's meant to be used on a desk or another flat surface not a floor
866238
The base is 13" at its highest. The pedal is 11.5" at its highest rotation. It is very quiet and I am using it for a total knee rehab.
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I'm not a mathematician, but I measured, on one side from the base of the spindle to the top of the pedal as approximately 4.5". The frame is also adjustable. I have fairly long legs, and have no problem, but since the unit is mobile, it can easily be used with any height of seat. So, between the choice of seat height and the adjustment to the unit, I think that pretty much anyone should be able to comfortably use it. Hopefully this will work out for you; I love mine!
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I have a question - Im shorter than all of you at 4'9". I recently spent an evening putting together a reclining bike only to find my feet went nowhere near the pedals even on the lowest setting! Reluctant to buy another one.. Any ideas?
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My benchtop is 36" from the floor. I have 8" from the bottom of the foot pedal to the floor.