Product Comparison: Schwinn Airdyne AD6 vs Schwinn Airdyne AD7
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- The resistance matches my demands either faster or slower for my usual 20 minute workout.
- The natural resistance works well, as does the upper body workout using the handles.
- Air resistance rises fast with increasing speed making this very challenging. If you like challenge then you should definitely buy this bike.
- It would be nice to have greater control over the resistance other than relying entirely on exponential wind resistance.
- It's got too much resistance on it and when I called to find out how to lower it, I was told it comes preset and that's just the way it is...you can't change it. So there is sits, because it's too hard on my joints.
- The unit operates very smoothly and provides a great workout.
- This thing is a beast, super well constructed.
- Operates smoothly. Solid, heavy construction.
- Well built bike where I can build up resistance by peddling quicker.
- The AD7 has the greatest resistance, finally i found resistance for hardy man like me.
- Bike is well made, and was easy to assemble, just take your time.
- The Schwinn Airdyne AD6 Exercise Bike is a solid piece of equipment. It is built to last a very long time with minimal maintenance.
- Assembly was easy and only took about 30 minutes total including leveling.
- This bike fits me perfectly. My wife is 5' 2" and the seat adjusts to her height easily, so she is comfortable with it also.
- I don't ride this because the seat sits too far back and there's no way to adjust it forward.
- This bike is solid! Easy to assemble.
- Well built and well designed. Very pleased with this bike.
- The two axis seat adjustment is a nice feature.
- Seat position could be more flexible: Horizontal distance too limited.
- The only down fall is the seat is uncomfortable after sitting on it for a longer period. I cant seem to find the right adjustment for it not to hurt.
- The cardio movement is great for my upper and lower body workout; the computer console is great too!
- The console displays RPM, speed, distance, watts, and calories. Very convininent features for that price!
- I really like that console, easy to read even in dark room.
- Instructions are clear enough, except that the manual that came with it was missing an entire section on how to program the console.
- The console is not readable except in fairly bright light, which does not exist in my workout location. I have to keep a flashlight nearby to see the screen.
- The console is fairly good and provides a decent amount of utility.
- In use it generates a lot of breeze with the air resistant fan and keeps you cool.
- Solid, functional, as advertised. Easy to get a good workout, including upper body.
- it’s disappointing that Schwinn didn’t include Bluetooth and other options that are available on their recumbent and traditional upright exercise bikes.
- Expensive, and for the price, I believe it should be able to accommodate a reading stand. A clock would be an easy, inexpensive addition.