What is the distance between the peddles? Some ellipticals make me run with my legs too wide causing hip pain.
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From the inside of each paddle it is about 10 inches. I use it almost everyday and it has a very comfortable stance. You should enjoy using it.
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I just measured it and it's about 20inches apart. I also just got on to see if I could touch my knees together while on it and I could with no problem. I know exactly what you mean. I can use mine at home because it's much easier but at the gym they are to wide and big. Plus at the gym the peddles it self are wider then mine.
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Sorry, dear, I didn't say anything about 2 miles. I said it gave me a back ache and I tried to return it but she wouldn't take it back even tho she had a disclaimer such as: "this isn't for everybody." So I sold mine. It looks like a good workout, if you can stand it!
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Nothing "bangs" on my elliptical. I've been using it multiple times each week for two years. I had a few squeaks and have tightened the bolts. Sorry I can't help.
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That doesn't apply to an elliptical. With an elliptical trainer you change the length of your stride, the speed of your pace or both.
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The distance from seat to peddles is adjustable. The resistance levels are also adjustable.
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Hi Eunice,It isn't really about height, but about leg length. With the machine at the closest setting, it is about 24 inches from where your leg would start to the end of the pedal, so if your leg is 24 inches or longer from the upper thigh to your toe, you should be able to adjust the bike to the point you can comfortably pedal the bike. Hope this helps.r/Jim
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I use it regularly on an elliptical trainer. No issues. I am pretty sure it would be fine running. They are a secure fit.
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I don't use an elliptical but I think it should. You can email withings and they can have a better answer
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I barely bike and use the arm work out at the same time. You can do the elliptical and use the arm . When i bike i just hold the handle. Good luck and have fun
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I'm 5' 7" and I find this bike to be a very comfortable ride. I have the seat, which I replaced in the lowest position. While sitting on the seat, legs straight, feet parallel to the floor, I almost touch. The top of the peddle is 7"from the floor while in the lowest position. Their is a reasonable chance you will fit. I will tell you unsolicited, I am extremely happy with this bike. I ride it 20 miles a day in warm weather and I still have the original tires on it. I hope I've answered your question. I will be glad to answer more questions if you have. Best of luck.Thom
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Solid elliptical. Comfort level will depend on your height. An individual with short legs or less than 5'10" in height may not like this machine. Strongly suggest that you try this machine before purchase. Personally, I have been very satisfied.
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Hi, I have used this headphones on the elliptical running machine, and no problem, but is different.
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The pedals can be adjusted, either 3 or 4 positions. But it's not a quick easy adjustment. You have to unbolt them to move them. As far as transitioning from bike to elliptical there is nothing more involved than standing vs sitting. I have not found the need to move the foot platforms for either one.
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Maybe. From the back of the seat (where your hip would be) to the pedal at its farthest reach would be about 36 to 37 inches. However, I see that others (below) are able to use this bike. I have been very happy with the quality of the bike (although I think it really over-estimates the number of calories burned)!
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I've had inconsistent results on an elliptical. It doesn't work in a pocket, but it works sometimes when clipped at the waist. It matter a lot exactly where it is clipped. An inch or two one way or another seems to matter, and I've gotten better at positioning over time. But I need to check constantly. No problem on a treadmill, where putting it in a pocket works fine for me.
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The only possible problem is that the rear leg of the DeskCycle is 15 inches wide. This will prevent it from fitting between the legs of some office chairs. If your legs won't reach the pedals, first see if lowering your chair will solve the problem. If not, then contact us we can send you a shorter leg that will fit between your chair legs.
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That is an excellent question. It moves your' body forwards four to six inches. The problem I found is that that puts you in front of the pedals. Instead of over them. If you have a really long cruiser frame that might be just fine.I would highly recomend it for anyone with a wide pelvis, who does not want to sit on their groin. But the early model wobbles. It is just for local short trip riding. I will try to post more data for you, after I get a look at it.