The SportPlus Mini Exercise Bike looks great for something called a “leg trainer” rather than a mini exercise bike.
The name suggests something that should have a basic motion and little in the way of data for goal tracking.
But, that isn’t the case. So, is this product able to exceed expectations or is there a more niche market in mind?
The SportPlus X-Bike looks a bit different to your sportier spin bikes and high-end exercise bikes.
There is a minimalist look to the white frame and black padded, a small console, and a focus on a simple selection of programmes.
Doe this mean the machine is a little too narrow in its intentions or just right for first-time users?
There is a growing trend right now for smarter, more relaxing exercise bikes that still keep us fit – which is why the SportPlus Recumbent Bike is attracting some attention.
The design of this exercise bike is a more simplistic and cheaper version of more high-end German-engineered systems.
While you lose some of the size and visual appeal with the stripped back frame, it seems to have the right features for a good workout. Does it deliver or could it do more to help?
Some exercises bikes look like a fun, accessible way to work out and others that look like you will pay for your efforts – the SportPlus Fan Bike is the latter.
There is a lot here that will either be a pro or a con for users depending on their previous experience.
Those that like the idea of the challenge that this offers will see the potential benefits. But, does the gym bike deliver on their expectations?
