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Smooth, motorized resistance across 32 levels ensures customized intensity for all fitness levels.
Experience a new level of low-impact cardio with the Fitlab Elite Series Commercial Recline 500E, designed to combine comfort, performance, and convenience in every ride. Its ergonomic design supports proper posture while reducing joint strain, making it ideal for users of all ages and fitness levels. Whether you’re looking to build endurance, tone muscles, or stay active, this bike delivers a smooth and quiet workout every time.
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Revolutionize your home fitness experience with the Fitlab Elite Series Commercial Recline 500E—engineered for comfort, crafted for performance, and built to help you achieve your goals with every pedal.
Smooth, motorized resistance across 32 levels ensures customized intensity for all fitness levels.
PU foam cushioning with 304mm adjustment range provides comfort and posture support.
LED feedback tracks time, speed, distance, resistance, calories, and heart rate.
Sturdy design allows easy access and supports stability throughout every workout.
Balanced flywheel delivers fluid, consistent pedaling for an efficient and natural cycling motion.
Supports users up to 150KG with a strong frame, durable drive system, and non-slip pedals.
The Fitlab Elite Series Commercial Recline 500E is built for users who value low-impact training without sacrificing results. With a smooth belt drive system and precision-balanced 8KG flywheel, it delivers fluid, consistent pedaling across all 32 resistance levels. Whether you’re recovering from injury, building endurance, or staying active, the bike ensures effective cardio sessions tailored to your fitness goals.
Enjoy distraction-free workouts with a magnetic resistance system designed for near-silent performance. Operating smoothly and quietly, the Fitlab Elite Series Commercial Recline 500E makes it ideal for home use, apartments, or shared training spaces where noise control is important. Train at any time of day without disturbing others.
Track your progress in real-time with TFT Console with Mirror Function that monitors speed, time, distance, calories, and heart rate. Integrated pulse sensors on the handlebars provide immediate feedback, while optional Bluetooth connectivity lets you sync with apps and devices for interactive training.
Designed with non-slip pedals, adjustable straps, and a reinforced heavy-duty frame, the Fitlab Elite Series Commercial Recline 500E keeps every workout safe and secure. Its 150KG maximum weight capacity supports a wide range of users, while transport wheels allow for effortless repositioning after training.
Engineered with a step-through frame, contoured PU foam seating, and a supportive backrest, the Elite Recumbent Bike provides comfort and stability during every ride. The adjustable seat slides forward or backward with a 304mm range, ensuring proper alignment and posture for users of all sizes.
Ergonomic seating and adjustable settings ensure every rider maintains proper posture for long sessions.
With 32 levels of magnetic resistance, you can tailor your workout intensity to match your goals, whether you're focusing on endurance, strength, or recovery.
With real-time performance tracking and optional Bluetooth connectivity, you can monitor progress and enhance motivation.
The oversized pedals with fast-latching straps provide a stable and secure platform, allowing you to pedal confidently without worrying about slippage or discomfort.
There are a number of exercise bike categories. The main 4 are: Upright bike – This is the standard exercise bike most people are familiar with. Usually with adjustable tension, set programs and an electronic console for feedback. This style of bike usually has a straight, upright seated position. Spin Bike – Similar to riding a road bike as far as seat and pedal position. Recumbent Bike – Suited to people who have lower back/knee issues. Recumbent bike seats are also the largest of all bikes. Air Bike – Air bikes are designed for HIIT (high impact interval training). They have a strong frame and can be ridden very hard. They have no electronic programs or tension control.
For regular cardio-vascular health and weight loss, upright bikes are the typical choice. If you have lower back or knee issues, we would suggest a recumbent bike. For HIIT training or circuit training Air bikes are the most popular choice. If customers are looking for a bike that is similar to a road bike, we suggest a spin bike.
Most electronic bikes drawer very little power. No more in fact than a common household appliance.
No, they don’t. Keep the bike free from moisture and dust and wipe down after use.
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