Recumbent vs Upright Exercise Bike
Ok, so you have come to the conclusion you need an exercise bike for home use. Maybe you need to loose a little weight, perhaps your under doctors orders or maybe you just fancy toning up and improving your well being with a little extra exercise. You google for an exercise bike and wham, a millions different choices. Recumbent, upright stationary, mini exercise cycle so many choices where do you start? Mini exercise bikes are something completely different to what most need so lets have a look at which you should choose, a recumbent vs upright exercise bike.
Basically, and I apologise to those who know already, but for the complete beginner the major difference between recumbent and an upright exercise bike is that a recumbent is an exercise bike where the pedals are generally level with or near the same plane as the saddle and an upright is a traditional exercise bike with the same stance as a normal road going bike but without the full set of wheels. Surprisingly, each type has various pros and cons and we’ll run through them so you can identify whether to opt for a recumbent versus an upright exercise bike.
Recumbent Exercise Cycle Benefits:
