Any Spinners here?

[Susank37]

I am trying to decide between the V Bike and the Spinner Pro. Any advice would be appreciated!

 

[dogs2birds]

I don't have a spinning bike but have a road bike on a trainer. But our friend who is the manager of our local bike shop is here and he said the best one to get is the LeMond Revmaster. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

Suz

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[twosquared]

>I am trying to decide between the V Bike and the Spinner Pro.
>Any advice would be appreciated!
http://www.megafitness.com/str0014.html
http://www.megafitness.com/johnny-g-schwinn-spinning-bike.html

Are these the two bikes you are looking at?? I just want to say, that I am definately NOT an expert here, I have been taking a spinning class for 3 months now. What I notice about the V bike, is that it does not look to be as adjustable as the spinner pro. From what I have learned about spinning, proper positioning is very important - it looks like the v bike adjusts nicely heightwise, but not the seat toward and away from the handlebars - I hope you understand what I mean.

Also, the spinner pro seems to be very similar and possibly the bikes that are used in the spin class I take.

Hope this helps.

Goodluck with your choice.

 

[Susank37]

Thank you both for the info. I will check out the LeMond Revmaster. The V and Pro have been my main choices. They are the same price right now at 832 shipping included, so they would both be a great deal. Knowing the Pro will be more adjustable might help me out bing only 5'2''.

 

[EricaH]

I have a V bike and the seat does adjust toward and away from the handlebars. My friend has a Revmaster and I've only tried it out once, but I liked hers better. She tried my V-bike, though, and thought she liked the V-bike better!

Erica

 

[Susank37]

Decisions, decisions. The Revmaster looks great. I wonder if its worth the extra 200 or so bucks.