Next under this review is the GB40s One Series which shouldn’t be confused with the GB40 above as there are differences in the features available and the flywheel weight for the GB40S is 3kg heavier than the GB40, plus there are 24 more resistance tension levels to work with. You may recognise this mighty brand name. It’s safe to say it’s popped up a fair few times over the decades, now you get the chance to experience Reebok in bike form – and it’s not something you want to miss out on.

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The flywheel here is 6kg in weight, there are the self-level pedals and it can handle a maximum user weight of 120kg. To help build out the stamina in your legs, you can select different workout regimes be it fat burning or high intensity cardiovascular fitness. The first impression of this Reebok exercise bike is that this is a very accessible model that first-time users should appreciate. The design is pretty simple with a low profile to help users step over and get seating. That seat is height adjustable to better reach the pedals. I need to mention too that, despite it being a reasonably compact machine, I do think the console could have been a little more expansive. Besides the fact it’s a little dated in terms of looks, I do feel like it needed to have been stretched out just a little more. I see no reason why an extra program or a slightly bigger screen couldn’t have been included and still stayed a pretty low price. Because of the features available I actually think they’ve under priced this machine, and so could have afforded to go up a notch and create something slightly better with the same success and demographic met. The bike is designed with 8 manual resistance levels which are important for boosting your workout intensity and therefore fulfilling your fitness goals. You can easily adjust the resistance levels by adjusting a knob attached to the bike. The upper levels are designed to offer a tough ride. 6kg FlywheelThe Reebok GB40s One Series Exercise Bike is a machine that doesn’t stand out for any specific feature or clever component.

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Overall has excellent value for the quality you are getting – a sturdy and solid piece of equipment Another area where the GB40 exercise bike could use a bit of improvement is the console. It has no heart rate receiver and no user profile settings. The connection from the seat to the base unit of the bike is possible one of the highest quality I have tested outside of the gym. I cannot fault any part of the seats construction, the adjustable handles are all good quality and everything feels big and sold. It gives me an impressions that this bike is going to last. The flywheel here is 7kg, the pedals are self-balancing and in addition the foot pedal straps can also be adjusted. Please note that the battery needs to be charged initially for 8 hours when delivered and is then recharged automatically from your own movements on the bike thereafter so this is an eco-friendly choice.The looks are distinctive, and there is plenty enough ‘under the hood’ to keep the whole family fit. Bikes in general can manifest in so many ways. I couldn’t possibly describe them all but factors and features like watts control, a user defined programme, pedal straps, resistance levels, levelling pedals… and we’ve not even touched on the finer details yet. While there are an almost unmentionable amount of factors to look for, we’re going to break down what it is that the Reebok GB40 Exercise Bike does right, and where it may have missed the mark.