Would the product be adaptable to a recumbent elliptical that would attach to handles &amp; extend out 13-23"?
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The width is non adjustable on these, so I doubt it...from what I see it will only fit the airdyne.
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Hi Rebecca! I purchased the Schwinn Elliptical 431 and I am just 4'11" tall and found that this trainer is perfect for me. I cannot use most of the elliptical trainers at my club because of their long stride. This is a perfect fit for me. I grab the center part of the handlebars rather than the ends (though I am able to do both) and have found it to be quite comfortable. The stride is perfect for the petite person! This trainer would not be the best for a really tall person. My husband is 5'11" and finds the stride and handle bars to be terrific. Lee
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Not too sure about the recumbent bicycles. It is just nice with some spare length for normal bicycles. Fits my 20" foldable frame fine, even when it is folded up.
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We have 8 ft ceilings and my husband is over 6 ft tall and uses our elliptical just fine :)
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I don't think so. I know there were some parts that looked like they might be detachable (that being one of them) but it actually is not and the way it looks is that it was not one of the ones that I attached together myself but rather a solid single piece that just looks like it was two separate parts at one point.An excellent overall machine however and it is possible to use the system using the pulse grips instead of the ski grips but if you want an elliptical without the handle bars, I'm not sure this is the one you really want then.
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My husbands 6'3" and it works for him, the seat is easily adjusted so if you wanted to bike it should still work, if you want to use the elliptical part make sure you have enough headroom as the pedals are about 3 inches off the floor and go up to six or seven up while turning. It won't necessarily lift you that high but you should be aware of the overhead room required.
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Elliptical vibration was no problem. I don't think it would but the two other factors are will it get a good grip? I found that the clamp on several ellipticals was not big or wide enough to get a grip. the design of the ellipticals was almost as if they wanted to make sure I could not clamp anything....So, at it's most wide open the clamp is not ginormous....so if your treadmill does not have a 3 inch or less thick place for it to attach to...that may be a problem.
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I concur with Sandra. The extendable handle product is the only way to go. John M.
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Yes although it isn't the most conducive since the quad extension attachment might get in your way. Now trying to set it at an incline and use it for rear delt flies would be another story as there isn't an angle to do that where the uprights don't get in the way.
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With the hand straps attached the bands are 5 feet long. So you can use it by one end in each hand and use your foot as the attachment point, meaning the band goes under your foot and your stretch the ends with your hands. This is pretty common and will work fine for you. You can also use them by attaching one end to something stationary that will hold the force you apply to it. I use mine by attaching one end to my very heavy elliptical machine. To get more resistance just add more bands together. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I have a recumbent and regular bike and they both do well. It is very flexible with the length and height of bikes.
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Probably not. It is elliptical, not round, and it's pretty well the same size along its length. You might be able to wrap some para cord or something around part of it to make it big enough to catch. It really is better designed for its intended purpose than combat.
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Yes, and you can adjust it by 2.5lb steps as it has two 2.5lb cylinders inside the handle that are removable. You can also get extension kits that can go up to 130lbs per dumbbell. some other models you cannot extend.
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It would work with minor alterations. Need sew the straps to correct width.
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Yes. It will take some adjusting to get the relationship between the shoulders and the hip bar properly set, and it will work for shorter people.
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I would think so. We used this on our son's twin to extend to a extra long. He was a pretty big guy and we didn't have any trouble with it.
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The handles are adjustable and I believe they would adjust to that height. I don't have it. We bought it for my father in law and he's finds it fine to work. He's about 5ft. 6in. and it is adjusted right about in the middle of the adjustment spectrum.