If changing the batteries on the recumbent exercise bike doesn't make the tension change as much as it should, then the tension should be adjustable some other way. To get access to this adjustment, do I need to take apart the housing of the exercise bike?
If your bike has magnetic resistance and you changed the batteries this should make your tension work properly. Since it did not I believe that there are magnets somewhere on your bike that are wearing out. Or it could be a computer part. Your manual should tell what part you need to order and replace. I hope this information has been helpful.
Also make sure the batteries that you put in your bike are really new ones. Sometimes you can purchase new batteries at a store and they are actually a little weak. I had this problem with an elyptical trainer and I went and got other batteries and this fixed the problem.
Recumbent bike works best for elderly people with back and hip problems
because of the relaxed position and the angle that put's less pressure on those
areas. Upright exercise bike works on more areas than the recumbent bikes
including the lower abdominal muscles.
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How do you change the batteries?? Thanks
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