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Question: Do the pedals have clips for spin shoes? Or do I need to buy separate pedals for my spin shoes?
Document: I ride this bike in my gym with SPD clips/shoes. On the one hand, it truly is whisper quiet, and I always feel that the pedals are very stable. It's extremely sturdy and a very well made machine that can take a beating every day, several times a day, and still come out none the worse for wear. My complaints are that the pedals seem too far away from the bike itself.
I've had mine for a month and it's a fantastic bike! I'm 99% satisfied with my decision to buy the M3. My one very minor beef was my seat was 1) too big and 2) sqeeeked a bit. I swapped the seat out with a more traditional road bike saddle and I was good to go :)I also liked the fact that you can swap the pedals out very easily on the M3. Most bikers like to use their own pedals.
I've only had this bike for 2 weeks and really like it. It's so quiet, the only sound I hear is my shoe laces hitting my shoes (need to remember to tuck them under the straps). And what a wonderful workout!! It was fairly easy to put together, though I had my 26 yr old son do it. Really didn't need all the tools they required, a couple of which were unusual. It's well constructed and nice looking.
It puts a lot of strain on the back to. I was left with either getting the right hip/knee alignment or the right arm/upper body stretch but cannot achieve both.I called Keiser to provide this feedback, and I was told by the owner Dennis Keiser that I'll need to &#34;upgrade&#34; to their M3+ bike, which does have adjustable handlebars, and that I can sell the current one. I'll lose too much money doing the buy and sell.
Have a short torso makes every handlebar position uncomfortable, so sometimes I just don't hang on the the handlebars and sit straight up. Not good practice.I should also mention that I have an autoimmune disease and that I can't be hard on my joints because of the risk of a flare up. In general this spin bike doesn't hurt my joints at all, other than getting up out of the saddle. The misalignment of the pedals and the handlebars are a big bummer.
I use this bike at the gym, where I am in an intense spin class three times a week. The inability to adjust the handlebars towards the shorter-bodied or shorter-armed rider tends to make us want to move the seat too far forward over the pedals. This, if you're using a spin bike right, and using the cage to pull up on the pedal stroke, will strain your knee if your knee is too far past the vertical of your toe.
I understand all of the excellent reviews given this new Keiser stationary cycle. It is very sleekly styled and the design is high tech and attractive. I have ridden it now for about 6 months since my local gym installed them in their spin classroom. The reviews by my fellow classmates have been mixed. We all love how smooth and quiet the bikes are and the seats are comfortable. The pedal strokes are smooth and the clips or foot holsters work equally well.
Best bike money can buy! After researching a lot of indoor cycles, I decided to just spend the extra money and purchase this one. I had used it several times before at LA Fitness's spin class and loved it. I was incredibly pleased with the service from the seller. I had the bike shipped fully assembled and it showed up 2 days after placing the order!
I had a terrible time trying to buy this bike from [...] - I had been waiting for months and never got it. Now American Express is trying to get my money back. Nightmare. However, I got it within 3 days of ordering it on Amazon directly through Keiser. The customer service rep (Jennifer, I think)  was amazing and got it here the day before we left on vacation and was most helpful.The bike itself is truly the best spin bike I have used.
There are many positives about this spin bike and only one negative, so I'll start with the negative.Negatives:1. The Cost. For sure, this is an expensive peice of equipment and I can see why it would drive some people away, but I feel the need to tell you what you'll get for your money, which brings us to...Positives:1. The Ride. It's remarkably smooth, quiet, and stable which were the three most important things to me.
Answer: yes