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Ships from:
Walmart

$1000 per week*
SALE
ON SALE (33% OFF)
$14.00 per week*
Cash Price: $249.993
FREE DELIVERY4

Out of Stock

Due to demand, a shipping date cannot be provided at this time. After you've placed your order, we will send you shipping updates as soon as they are available. Quantities are currently limited to only ONE per customer.

Schwinn A10 Upright Bike

Model:
100328X14H-SCH-2-WAL
Brand:
Schwinn
* The advertised Lease is a rental-purchase agreement for new merchandise. Unless you exercise your Early Purchase Option, to acquire the merchandise you must make 52 weekly payments of $10.00 (plus tax & delivery), for a $520.00 (plus tax & delivery) Total Cost/Total of Payments. This includes a $249.99 Cash Price3 and a $270.01 Cost of Rental.

Overview

Schwinn upright bikes offer an outdoor bike feel in a compact design. This lets you use core, stabilizing muscles to balance your body weight in a familiar cycling position. Get fit on your own schedule and in your own home with the A10 upright exercise bike that runs smoothly and quietly, with eight resistance levels to keep you on your toes.
Schwinn A10 Upright Bike:

  • Schwinn upright bikes offer an outdoor bike feel in a compact design
  • This lets you use core, stabilizing muscles to balance your body weight in a familiar cycling position
  • 8 levels of magnetic resistance
  • High speed high inertia perimeter weighted flywheel
  • Large console loaded with features
  • Large 5.0" x 3.0" LCD window
  • 6 programs plus Quick Start
  • 8 display feedback readings: results/speed/RPM/resistance/time/distance/calories/heart rate
  • Speakers
  • Media tray
  • Ergonomically placed grip heart rate contacts
  • Standard pedal cranks with oversized pedals and straps
  • Water bottle holder
  • Transport wheels
  • 2 levelers
  • Assembled Dimensions: 27.5" x 16.5" x 47.5"
  • Batteries Required
  • Maximum User Weight: 275 lbs

Product Specifications

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