Features:

• Infinite wind resistance the harder you pedal the harder the resistance
• Workout upper and lower body simultaneously or independently
• Console continuously shows 6 workout metrics, no more waiting for the readouts and has RevMeter RPM gauge
• New RevMeter RPM gauge is a fun visual way to see your efforts
• Large thickly padded seat for comfort
• Four levelers to ensure stability
• Integrated water bottle holder
• Telemetric heart rate compatible (chest strap not included)
• Transport wheels
• Wind screen and reading rack accessories are available (sold separately)

Editorial Review
The Schwinn AD6 Airdyne bike is a must have for commercial facilities and is also a perfect cardio machine for a home gym. It offers a cardio workout for both upper and lower body. With a virtually indestructible frame, updated styling, and new features all over the bike, the Schwinn AD6 has the same dual motion benefits as its predecessor and a few cool surprises. The advantage of the unique air resistance system is that it offers as much resistance as you can handle.

The Airdyne's dual-action arms help you work out your entire body. The harder you pedal, the greater the resistance. The dual-action design, meanwhile, synchronizes your arm and leg movements to simulate your natural motion, helping you work your upper and lower body at the same time. Finally, the air resistance system creates streams of cooling air while you pedal, making for a comfortable home workout. The Airdyne includes a comprehensive computer console that provides feedback on time, distance, workload level, calories burned, Watts, heart rate, and RPM. As a result, it's easy to keep track of your overall fitness level. The AD6 features an extra-padded anatomically seat and a capacity of 300 pounds. The Airdyne measures 50 by 26 by 51 inches (L x W x H), weighs 115 pounds, and carries the following warranties: 15 years on the frame, three years on parts, two years on electronics, and six months on labor items.

About Schwinn
Ignaz Schwinn and his partner Adolph Arnold incorporated Arnold, Schwinn & Company on October 22, 1895. Within a few short years of its inception, the company had become an acknowledged technical and quality leader within the bicycle industry. Now, more than 100 years later, Schwinn has become an American icon and built some of the best-known and best-loved bicycles of all time, including the Aerocycle, Paramount, Phantom, Varsity, Sting-Ray, Krate, Homegrown, and more. The company is also a...