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When it comes to an effective yet supportive workout, recumbent stationary exercise bikes, often referred to as recline bikes or reclining bikes, are the #1 choice to invest in for your gym. They are a great piece of equipment for any home gym and allow you to exercise while seated in a supportive, reclining position. At Top Fitness, we have a variety of recumbent bikes, including the popular recline exercise bike and the recumbent air bike. These bikes are ergonomically designed to help support your back and are manufactured from the best fitness brands in the industry. Shop from Octane, Spirit, True, Inspire, NordicTrack, or Freemotion.
Recumbent stationary bicycles, sometimes called recumbant stationary bikes, might look a little strange if you’ve never seen one before, but they’re not too dissimilar from other indoor exercise bikes. Most notably, recumbent exercise bikes have a “full seat,” so if you’re someone who would prefer a little less pressure on your nether regions or back support, these machines, like the recline bikes or reclining bikes, are an excellent alternative. Just like other indoor bikes, stationary recumbent exercise bikes are easy on your knees and ankles, and many prefer them instead of going out for a run. Don’t let an injury or joint condition hold you back from maintaining your fitness and reaching your goals.
If you have any questions about our recline exercise bikes, including queries about reclining bikes and recumbent air bike options, don’t hesitate to reach out to us, so we can answer them!
The main benefits of choosing a recumbent bike are that they:
Recumbent bikes and ellipticals are both used for low-impact exercise and have different benefits for the body. They both require you to do two very different exercise motions so you should take this into consideration when choosing which machine to invest in. Recumbent bikes provide a lot more support for those with certain joint conditions such as arthritis and injury as opposed to ellipticals. However, ellipticals can work out more muscle groups, including the upper body which a recumbent stationary bike can’t do. They’re both beginner-friendly options but offer different support. The main deciding factor between these exercise machines will most likely be the motion of the exercise. If you’re still torn between a recumbent bike and an elliptical, you could also consider recumbent ellipticals which are a combination of both machines.
At Top Fitness, we aim to dispatch your items within 24-48 hours of you placing your order (except on weekends and public holidays). View our shipping policy for more information.
The main benefits of choosing a recumbent bike are that they:
Recumbent bikes and ellipticals are both used for low-impact exercise and have different benefits for the body. They both require you to do two very different exercise motions so you should take this into consideration when choosing which machine to invest in. Recumbent bikes provide a lot more support for those with certain joint conditions such as arthritis and injury as opposed to ellipticals. However, ellipticals can work out more muscle groups, including the upper body which a recumbent stationary bike can’t do. They’re both beginner-friendly options but offer different support. The main deciding factor between these exercise machines will most likely be the motion of the exercise. If you’re still torn between a recumbent bike and an elliptical, you could also consider recumbent ellipticals which are a combination of both machines.
At Top Fitness, we aim to dispatch your items within 24-48 hours of you placing your order (except on weekends and public holidays). View our shipping policy for more information.
