Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: how many revs per minute does it do
Document: The machine was easy to assemble. I've owned it for about 3 weeks and have used it many times. It's been very dependable so far.
Yes it met the requirements. Arrived two days earlier than promised thank you. Good shape went together easy for the price it is most satisfactory and good value.The only down side for me is after a thirty minute cycle the seat feels hard.This could be the result of not riding any bike for 60 years.that is the only reason for the 4 stars grade.
I bought this for my husband. He had knee surgery a while back, and then one of our dogs rammed into the front of that knee forcing it backwards and spraining it. He had been a 6-minute-mile runner for decades. He's 65 now and in great shape, but after surgery... walking, ladder-work, raking leaves, and most other exercise made his knee tender and swell a little. He asked me to look for an exercise bike like the one he used for his physical therapy( post-knee-surgery).
To me that part is useless. * The bike I received fits the description that I read, but not the picture. It is a Waslo bike, not a Gold's Gym. It is basically the same, with the same controller. Just a different label. * The resistance adjusts manually with a dial. This works fine for me, but you can't expect to choose a workout and have the bike adjust the resistance up and down for you.Overall, this is a good bike if you just want to get your heart rate pumping and don't mind adjusting the resistance manually with the dial.
This fit the bill perfectly! He keeps it beside his &#34;TV chair&#34; and faithfully pedals away for at least a half hour every day, and his knee is getting better. I don't much care for the look of it in the room (and we already have an exercise room!) but his knee is way more important than the esthetics.
The most I can handle sitting on this thing is 6 minutes. At that point I am very uncomfortable and starting to have pain, uh, in the seating area. If this is an &#34;oversized&#34; seat, I shudder to think what a &#34;normal&#34; one would look and feel like. I bought a replacement seat claiming to fit this at a sporting goods store, and it did not fit, would not stretch to fit over the seat.The assembly was ok.
The crack is fine, the bike still functions and it shouldn't worsen over time. And the bolts can be replaced from a hardware store (we're still using just two out of the four for now, and it's still very sturdy... after several weeks!). Anyway, I like the two workout modes, but I prefer just going at my own pace. The resistance is great, and I like all the different displays (calories, distance, time, pulse, and mph).Very good bike if you're looking for something simple but functional!
The bolts are cheap and easily warped, nothing lines up, and the seat is too small. Putting it together was a huge pain. Do not buy this junk. I don't know where the other good reviews came from. Probably paid for by Gold's Gym. Their gym sucks, their equipment sucks, so just avoid them.
The bike I received works well for the money. I get a good workout, and it operates smoothly. I am just trying to keep up some cardio conditioning during the winter months when I can't ride my real bike outside. The bike is very quiet, so I can ride it in front of the television and still hear the show at the same time.A few notes:* The hear rate monitor only reads when you put your thumb on it, and it isn't accurate at all when you do use it.
Love this bike. Great for the price. Just wanted something to ride without all the bells & whistles. Not much assembly, very quiet, plenty of height adjustments, which concerned me because I'm 5'2&#34;. Great bike.
Answer: no