MagneTrainer-ER Mini Exercise Bike: Get a Full-Body Workout with Arm and Leg Exercises

KC: I bought this for a blind man with an amputated leg who is in a wheelchair. Assembly was so simple. He needed to get some cardio and being totally blind makes that challenging. He uses it for arms, he gets excellent cardio and muscle toning.
The resistance dial is easy to find...its large and right in front of him. The bike doesn't budge on the table, it weighs about 25 lbs. This has been life changing for him.
Exceptional piece of equipment for wheelchair bound and able bodied people. I'm about to order another one for myself.

Canada on Jan 05, 2022

Neka: This bike does exactly as stated easy to assemble, not hard to move and it is a sturdy peice of equipment. Stays in place while pedaling and it has been used every day two to three times a day. Well worth the money

Canada on Dec 26, 2021

Maddie: My husband appreciated the ease of assembly, and being able to use it to strengthen his muscles pre knee surgery. He will be using it after he has his knee operation to aid in his recovery. It is sturdy and easy to move around.

Australia on Apr 08, 2021

Monica Soler: La mejor compra para mi papá la usa para ejercitarse todo el tiempo

Mexico on Mar 07, 2021

Jeff P.: I'm posting this same review for three closely related products: the MagneTrainer-ER Mini Exercise Bike, the Quick-Connect kit for the MagneTrainer, and the Ergonomic Hand Pedals for the MagneTrainer. I bought all three and together they effectively become a single product.

Background: I'm a 62 y.o. COPD patient going through a pulmonary rehab course. One of the machines used in the course is an "arm bike" which you use by cranking some handles with your hands/arms using the same motion your feet would make on a bicycle. This makes you push and pull with your arms, shoulders, upper back, etc. I noticed that this felt like an efficient way to work a lot of muscles that I usually don't work in a short period of time, and it can be as tough or as easy as I choose since the resistance is adjustable. How to get that experience at home without spending big bucks on a gym-quality machine the size of a small car?

I read lots of reviews and decided to try out the MagneTrainer and I am sold. It has the feel and performance of the pricey equipment you find in hospitals, rehab centers, gyms, etc. The action is silky smooth and consistent throughout the...

United States on Jun 17, 2016

Stumpy: This is a great product that gets your cardio vascular system going very well and easy to use with both feet and hands, great for a wheelchair user.

United Kingdom on May 16, 2014

Sally Guzman: I was having knee pain due to osteoarthritis, and standing all day at work (bank teller), my doctor suggested that I ride a bike instead of walking for my exercise. I had been walking 2 to 3 miles a day but my knees would hurt a lot after my walk. My doctor said biking takes the weight off of the knee joints whereas walking is a weight-bearing exercise and can contribute to knee pain. I first bought a $30 mini-cycle at the local sporting goods store and it squeaked so loud that I had to quit using it (I live in an upstairs apt), it also didn't have much tension. I decided to spend the money on this high quality mini exercise bike through Amazon.com and it was the best $150 I've spent! I use it 5 times a week for 30-40 minutes a session. My knee pain is completely gone!
I had also some problem with one shoulder and decided to try using it to rehabilitate my shoulder. I started out very slowly and for only 1-2 minutes on the arms, and after a few weeks I notice my shoulder improving. I now use it for 5-10 minutes on my arms and my shoulder feels normal again.
For my osteoarthritis routine I use this mini exercise bike and take glucosamine chondroitin sulfate...

United States on Feb 09, 2014