The XS Sports B400R Recumbent Bike looks like a pretty simplistic design for a recumbent bike, which could prove to be a nice idea for those with smaller fitness goals.
This looks like the sort of machine that anyone can sit in with ease and use for basic muscle toning and mobility.
Does it do enough to help or are there flaws in the design?
The XS Sports SB350 Aerobic Indoor Training Exercise Bike looks like it wouldn’t be out of place in a spin class.
The designers have been clever with the black and red paint job, the explosive star on the wheel and the sporty, compact shape.
There are some interesting promises about an adjustable, sturdy bike for indoor training. But, does it offer a tough enough workout for everyone?
Folding bikes like the XS Sports B210 Magnetic Exercise Bike are a great starting point for those that don’t want to set up a more intensive gym bike at home.
This one has quite a simple specification and doesn’t have any major wow factor. But, that could be to its benefit when drawing in new users. So are first-timers happy with what they get?
The XS Sports SB500 Exercise Bike looks like the sort of bike that would be a good upgrade on a more low-end stationary model.
There are some aspects to the specification and design that suggest that those with previous experience will excel with this model. It could be a good choice for those with training aims and big goals in mind. So, does it deliver?
The XS Sports B510 Magnetic Exercise Bike looks like a gym-ready machine with its curves and strong casing.
There is a presence to it where you might expect to get a lot of compliments from visitors to your home-gym set-up.
But, does this model have enough in its specification to match this visual appeal?
Professional exercise bikes for the home tend to follow a particular style these days – one that the XS Sports SB300 Aerobic Indoor Exercise Bike appears to have perfected.
This bike machine is a striking looking model with the colour scheme and sharp angles.
There is something about it that suggests that there is some intensity, despite promises that it is also ideal for first-time users.
So, is this bike as convenient and versatile as users hope? Or, could there be more features to push riders a little further?
The XS Sports Magnetic Recumbent Exercise Bike covers all the basics of a recumbent bike, based on the initial specification and claims. There is that seat, the magnetic flywheel with its eight resistance settings, the handlebars and the console.
It looks like the sort of model that first timers would get based on doctor recommendations for recovery and fitness, and that is actually the case with a number of buyers. Does this option do enough to keep uses happy and provide the work out that they need?
