The Century Odin Fit upright exercise bike is a home exercise machine. Thanks to its compact design, it's ideal for use at home or in an apartment, allowing you to perform aerobic exercises that improve muscle endurance and the cardiovascular system. Pedaling provides numerous benefits, including burning calories, releasing endorphins, stimulating blood circulation, improving physical and cardiovascular fitness, strengthening muscles, and boosting mood.
It is a low-impact exercise, and is also recommended for physiotherapy and rehabilitation exercises.
The bike features adjustable seat height and pedal adjustments to provide the most comfortable position while turning.
It has 8 levels and magnetic resistance, making it extremely quiet. The inertial wheel weighs 3 kg.
The device has a multi-functional display, including pulse control which is measured by a handlebar sensor.
There is support for smartphones, providing entertainment during exercise.
General specifications:
Brand: Odin Fit;
Model: Century;
Line: Home;
Equipment weight: 18.5 kg;
Approximate dimensions of the assembled equipment: 80 x 51 x 124 cm (length x width x height)
Steering wheel/Inertial steering wheel: 3 kg;
The maximum weight recommended by the user: 100 kg;
Maximum height recommended by the user: 1.85 meters;
Minimum recommended user height: 1.50 meters;
Resistance: Magnetic;
Conveyor system: belt;
Is the handlebar adjustable? No;
Can it be folded? No;
Color: Black;
With a pulse oximeter? Yes;
Does it require assembly? Yes;
Assembly difficulty level: Very easy;
Does it include assembly tools? Yes;
Does it have wheels to facilitate the transport of equipment? Yes;
pedal:
Material: PVC;
Is the pedal adjustable? Yes;
a screen:
Does it have a multi-function screen? Yes
Screen battery type: Two AAA batteries
Monitoring functions: time, speed, distance, calories, odometer, and pulse;
seat:
Can the seat height be adjusted vertically? Yes, from 88 to 102 cm;
Can the seat position be adjusted horizontally? No;
Steering wheel:
Can the handlebar height be adjusted? No;
