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Question: I'm not familiar with cycling terminology, so I was wondering if SPDpedal means I can use cycle shoes with cleats on this bike?
Document: I am brand new to cycling pedals other than the ones that come on basic bikes, up until about a couple of months ago I didn't even know there were cycling shoes. Anyways it took me about 1 hour of tinkering with the tightness of the spd clip to figure it out. They are shipped super tight so the pedal ends up taking the cleat with it digging into the sole of the shoes, which doesn't matter, just bothersome readjusting everything. Other than  that the pedals are surprisingly nice.
I originally ordered the A.C. Sport Indoor Cycle Trainer then called the vendor and upgraded to the newer AC Performance Plus. I am glad I did. Much better bike. If you are considering this, recommend you go for the upgrade as well.
Great cycle bike. Easy to assemble. The Mfg. instructions were not good. The cycle bike is 80% pre-assembled, making the rest easy to assemble. Assembled under 60-minutes. Nice smooth ride.
I bought this  indoor cycle for my wife for christmas because they have basically the same one's at LifeTime fitness and she really loved it. Great product and very well made.I shoped all around and found the best price on Amazon.
Other than the mentioned I am very satisfied. I do wish the add on computer were cheaper. Like a hundred bucks, vs the 500 asking price. Kind of ridiculous if you ask me after spending a minimum $1,295 depending on your sales tax.Really happy that they through the spd cleats in, wish they advertised that.
Wattage and distance are an additional option with the Performance module upgrade which I don't have. I ride to videos that set parameters on RPM and heart rate, and the Sport computer provides all that I need.Product support is excellent at both the Schwinn website and through numerous videos on youtube. Replacement parts are easy to find online and reasonably priced, though I have had no need for any yet. The only other spin bikes I'm aware of with comparable support might be the Spinning brand.
I made a mistake. I mistakenly wrote that my purchase was late (by a day)... it was not. It was my error for not reading the dates closely. And for that I apologize to the folks who own this fantastic company. The bike ordered is better than anticipated... and that is saying a lot. It is solid, well made, and does as advertised beyond reproach.
As I mentioned the dial for intensity is super sensative which is a nice change, Like an 1/8 of a turn is the difference from flats to a climb, a quarter if a down hill slope to a climb. Very impressed compared to my circa 1960's bronze schwinn.I should mention to sensitive parties, my bike smells like wet paint out of the box.
Not really sure what an appropriate cleaner is to wipe the bike down is, but that is the next step. I would recommend others do the same.Lastly while researching over the months I learned that schwinn is owned by Nautilus(sp?) more commonly known as BowFlex. Kind of a let down, but I went with Schwinn over Star Trac because Star Trac uses proprietary pedals.
Nice, but I already ordered some which I will have to return. Saves me a whole 14 bucks.The STOP button is harder to engage than I expected. I couldn't find the bike locally so I ordered it sight  unseen. Anyways while the intensity dial is quite sensitive, the stop button is a clear and  consice push to make it happen.
Answer: yes