Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: I am 5;10".  Is it tall enough for me?
Document: I used this thing a total of maybe 10 times. It started to become a clothes rack so I sold it to my friend. He used it less than 5 times and said it broke on him. I can't give you much more detail than that but that seems pretty shady to me.
This is a pretty darn good home exercse bike for @ 2 C-notes. No, it's not perfect but quite a value. I have had this for 1.5 yrs now. I am a pretty big guy, 6 ft 230 lbs and have very strong legs and this bike can handle what I've dished out. It has enough program settings to keep things fresh, and the magnetic tension is really smooth. It's also quiet. I can ride and watch a ball game or anything else on TV.
All I wanted was a bike to sit on and pedal. I just wanted a simple bike with a manual resistance dial like I used to have in the 1980's. I wanted it to be inexpensive but strong enough to support my weight (which I am losing-purpose for the bike) and adaptive to my size 6'4" tall. I read hundreds of reviews over more than 6 months and finally found this bike.
At 6' (184cm), I can comfortable ride the bike, and there are 2 higher positions and 5 or 6 more lower ones.The bike seat itself is adequate. Having not rode a bike in over 7 years, I was fine at the end of a 20 minute ride with just minor soreness as expected. ***IMPORTANT NOTE: This bike seat attachment is nonstandard.
My knees are getting worse after I have consistantly put up for a 5-mile run on a treadmill weekly over the past few years. To cope with my knees' issue, I decided to buy this upright bike in an attempt to reduce my long mileage of running on the treadmill while I still keep up with my efforts of trying to cut down some weight and cholesterol and stuff like that when necessary.
Got this about a year ago because of the low price and the Schwinn name brand, and it worked fine for a while (being used 4-5 times a week for 45 minutes per workout), but now it is completely useless because the LCD console constantly reads "E2," and I can no longer control the programs or the tension of the pedals. I contacted Schwinn by phone and after a 75 minute wait on hold (!
Wife bought this item 3 months or so ago. She wasn't able to use it because the seat was too narrow so she couldn't use it.I tried it and, at first, liked it. I "spinned" 30 minutes a morning 4-5 mornings per week before work. I mixed in various exercises to it in addition to the pre-programmed ones - 15 minutes forward pedal and 15 backward pedal, splashing in standing every now and then in each phase.
I purchased this exercise bicycle for my 3 teenagers and I wanted one which was inexpensive and compact. It is both-$10 less than Walmart and surpisingly compact. Free delivery and I assembled it myself in less than 1 hour (no missing parts). My kids like it and actually use it. So far I am happy with the purchase.
I rarely if ever write a review, but this bike has been a giant doorstop since it was delivered.The electronic console which ships with this bike is cheap. (Don't take my word for it, just do a search "Schwinn A-10 E-2 error")In order to fix this problem you need to contact Schwinn customer service and they will send you out a new one. Not a big deal right?
Schwinn need to offer an upgrade to a more comfortable seat. I've done thousands of miles on street bicycles and never felt 1/10 the discomfort I felt riding this stationary bike...We picked up some padding to place on the seat but it was STILL uncomfortable. Don't waste your money. We ended up giving our exercise bike away to charity after 6 months of "discomfort."
Answer: yes