Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Weslo Pro 11.2x Recumbent Cycle Review

If you're thinking of buying a Weslo Pro 11.2x recumbent bike you have a few models to choose from. They come in various configurations and prices and are, no doubt, to give the consumer better options, however, some models are a good buy while others fail to impress.

Reviews of recumbent exercise bikes like them because they are more comfortable which in turn means a longer, and therefore, better workout. And what they've realized is that their machines are mainly used by older people, or overweight people, or people who've have never done any form of exercise: for these groups the recumbent is the best model of bike to get a good cardiovascular workout.


Weslo Pro 11.2x, like everyone else, makes various models of recumbent bikes. Here's what's currently on offer, what features each has and which ones are worth considering and which are not.

The cheapest model at around $350 is the 203 recumbent exercise bike. It has 16 levels of magnetic resistance that can be adjusted while cycling. There's a generous list of preset workout programs; 17 in fact - 12 Preset, 4 Heart Rate, 1 User Defined. There are heart rate hold screens and the console readout showcases Time, RPM, Distance, Pulse, Calories. For a section level bicycle it's a decent purchase with almost no to be said against it. On the other hand, in the event that you effectively own a bicycle then you're most likely hoping to redesign, so this model won't be suitable.

At $400 the 212 is the next model up. While looking quite different from the 203, it has most of the same features. It's not a bad piece of kit but if you spend another $50, you can get hold of the 213, which is a much better buy. The Weslo Pro 11.2x recumbent exercise bike costs around $450 and comes with a lot more features than the 212.

You get an incredible 23 workout programs including; 3 Heart rate, BMI Measurement, Time Trial, Recovery Test and Fitness Test. An adjustable fan is built in to the console and the machine has bottle holders and trays. The two most expensive machines are the 230 and 231. They're the best looking, with rounded edges and an overall sleek appearance. They retail for around $450 and $550 resp. If you've only got $450 to spend you are as well buying the 213 as the 230 offers no real extra features.

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