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The LifeSpan R3i offers a spacious and low step-through design that makes it easy to mount and dismount the bike. The seat is adjustable forwards/backwards within a 14” range to fit different rider heights.
The seat itself incorporates a comfortable molded foam seat bottom with a unique flexible breathable seat back that is angle-adjustable.
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| LifeSpan R3i's flexible breathable seat back |
You’ll never get bored with the LifeSpan R3i as it offers a great variety of workout programs and resistance levels to keep you motivated. The R3i offers 16 levels of smooth magnetic ECB resistance and a total of 21 workout programs including 17 preset workout programs (5 weight loss, 5 healthy living, and 7 sports training programs) as well as 2 heart-rate programs and 2 customizable user programs.
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| LifeSpan R3i's console |
Contact heart-rate sensors are located in the arm rests and the bike is also compatible with an optional chest strap (available separately).
The LifeSpan R3i has a dual-purpose USB port than can charge your mobile device and can automatically record your workout data to a USB storage device which you can then upload to the LifeSpan Club which is a comprehensive online health and fitness tracking program (1 free membership is included with the bike).
The LifeSpan R3i’s console also features an audio center with high-quality built-in speakers and audio jacks for your iPod/MP3 player/headphones.
Solidly built, the LifeSpan R3i Recumbent Bike offers a user weight capacity of up to 400 lbs. The R3i’s drive utilizes an 18 lb flywheel, commercial bottom bracket with over-sized bearings and a strong cast-metal pulley to give you a reliable, durable, smooth and quiet system.
Motivational tip: Just a 30 minute cycle ride could burn between 207-345 calories for women, or 252-420 calories for men, depending on the intensity of the workout.
Let’s take a closer look at the features and specifications in detail of the LifeSpan R3i to help you decide if it’s the right recumbent bike for you:
