Two ways to settle into a ride.

CURSOR FITNESS
Exercise Bikes

Choose a CURSOR FITNESS exercise bike around your preferred riding position. The CBE10 magnetic bike has an upright saddle and adjustable handlebar. The recumbent model puts a backrest behind you and the pedals ahead. Both use magnetic resistance in the exact variants shown here.

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CBE10 Magnetic Exercise Bike

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Recumbent bike with forward pedals and backrest

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Two positions. A different ride.

Upright

The CBE10 uses a saddle and adjustable handlebar. Set both before choosing the magnetic resistance.

Recumbent

The backrest and forward pedals change your posture. Check pedal reach and space to get on and off.

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Do these two versions use magnetic resistance?

Yes. This selection includes the CBE10 Magnetic Black Orange version and the 16-level Magnetic Black recumbent bike. Other CBE10 variants can use friction resistance, so match the selected configuration.

What is the main difference in riding position?

The CBE10 uses an upright saddle and adjustable handlebar. The recumbent bike has a backrest and forward-positioned pedals. Check comfortable reach and the space needed to get on and off; the positions are different choices, not a ranking.

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