The recumbent bike has 20 levels of simply adjustable resistance and is pre-wired for the S Series personal viewing screen entertainment system. Your workout data is shown in a 4-character message window, with dedicated and scrolling displays. The Recumbent Bike Dashboard includes level indicators for the front and rear wheels, as well as a digital display showing your current resistance level. A timer can also be activated to count down time until your next drink or snack. In addition to the daily monitoring of your activity level, the dashboard also keeps track of how you are doing based on milestones that have been set beforehand. For example, if you want to be able to see how your weight compares to last week's measurement, then you need to enter those information manually. The dashboard will then calculate your average over time and display it within its menu system. There are two types of achievements that can be tracked: monthly and yearly. The dashboard uses small magnets to hold itself in place on the handlebars while not in use. This design allows it to be removed easily for storage or when changing the resistance levels. It can also be taken off the handlebars completely and mounted on the frame itself for use with handcycles or wheelchair users. This device was created by Spin Design and is called the Recumbent Bike Dashboard. It is used for measuring exercise, tracking progress, and achieving rewards.