Schwinn - Airdyne AD6 Exercise Bike - Gray

Name: Schwinn - Airdyne AD6 Exercise Bike - Gray
Brand: Schwinn
SKU: 6405090
Rating: 4.3 (89 reviews)

Model: 100250

SKU: 6405090

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Key Specs
- Color: Gray
General
- Brand: Schwinn
- Model Number: 100250
- Product Name: Airdyne AD6 Exercise Bike
- Color: Gray
- Bike Type: Upright
- Assembly Required: Yes
Connectivity
- Membership Included: None
Dimensions
- Product Length: 49.7 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Product Width: 25.7 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Height: 50.9 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Weight: 115 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Recommended Maximum User Weight: 300 pounds
Performance
- Resistance System Type: Air (The method and/or system used by the equipment to create resistance for the user. Some systems may be better suited for specific space or configuration limits; for example, a cable and pulley system requires more space and support than an electronic system.)
- Adjustable Resistance Levels: true (Resistance levels can be adjusted to meet users' various training needs. Generally, the intensity of high-resistance exercises promotes strength training with a higher caloric burn, while low-resistance exercises promote muscle endurance.)
- Adjustable Tension: false
- Number Of Pre-Programmed Workouts: 0
- Number Of Custom Workouts: 0
- Flywheel Weight: 0 pounds
Features
- Targeted Muscle Area: Total body (null)
- Non-Slip Surface(s): true
- Adjustable Handlebar(s): false
- Adjustable Seat: true
- Foot Straps: true
- Foldable Design: false
- Integrated Fan: false
- Water Bottle Holder: true
Display
- Touch Screen: false (Touch-screen devices make navigating more intuitive. Using a touch-screen display, you can do things such as tap to select, hold and drag to move items, swipe to scroll, and pinch to zoom.)
- Display Type: LCD
- Reading(s) Displayed: Calories burned, Distance, Heart rate, RPM, Speed, Time, Wattage
Power
- Power Source: Battery powered
- Number of Batteries Required: 2
- Batteries Included: false (Indicates whether the product comes with the required batteries for its operation.)
- Battery Size: AA (The battery size required for operation.)
- Battery Chemistry: Alkaline
Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: 2 Years
- Warranty - Labor: 6 Months
Other
- UPC: 708447906854

For an intense, full-body cardio workout that builds strength and blasts calories, it’s hard to beat the Schwinn Airdyne AD6. Its signature wind-resistance technology puts you in control of your workout intensity – so the more you put in, the more you get out. The AD6 is loaded with features to keep you comfortable while staying on top of your training stats and biometric data.

Quiet Operation: Single-stage belt drive keeps it running quietly
Infinite Resistance: Progressive wind resistance for infinite levels of challenge.
Permiter Weighted Fan: Optimized fan for easy start up and a smooth ride.
Interval Training: Simple-to-use LCD console with speed, distance, time, calories, and RevMeter™ RMP gauge offers interval training.
Versatile Pedals: Self-balancing foot pedals with foot straps and stationary foot rest pegs for isolating upper body exercises.
Transport Wheels : Allow for easy transportation and offer space-saving opportunities.
Water Bottle Holder: Integrated water bottle holder to keep you hydrated during your workout
Optional Accessories : Airdyne AD6 Reading Rack and Wind Screen sold separately.
300-lb Weight Capacity : For a variety of users.

Whats Included

Owner's manual
Schwinn Airdyne Exercise Bike

Product Manuals

Specification Sheet

Q: Is the seat comfortable?

A: The seat isn’t to bad to sit on. It’s comfortable enough to do your exercise riding.

Q: Is there a way to deactivate the handle bars? Just use only the pedals and keep the handles motionless?

A: I really don’t use the handlebars to much but no to deactivate the handlebars. Just pedal and don’t put your hands on the bars.

Q: Is there an accessory available for this model that would hold/support reading material to be read while riding?

A: Here is a picture; just follow the instruction inside the box. You have to take apart the handles.

Q: Is there tension pedaling backwards?

A: The way you pressure yourself is the way the airdyne work out.

Q: I am 4’ 11” tall. Will the seat drop low enough for my height?

A: I’m five feet tall and I barely reach.

Q: Is the seat hard? Can it tilt up in front or tilt up on the back side? Could a padded cover fit? I'm looking for something that is soft and I wouldn't slide off of. Like tilting up.

A: It’s not bad for softness but does not have an adjustment option. It tilts downward

Q: Can I spin on this like the older models? Or is this a grander like the new ones?

A: Hey there - We understand that you have some questions about the Airdyne AD6 bike! We suggest that you reach out to our Customer Care team so that we can help. Our Live Chat team can be found online at https://www.bowflex.com/ by using the Live Chat link at the top right of the page when our agents are available. We are open Sunday – Saturday from 7am to 6pm PST. You can also speak us over the phone at at (800) 605-3369, Monday – Friday from 6am to 5pm and Saturday from 7 AM to 4 PM PST. - Schwinn Fitness Team

Q: Is there a extended warranty on all equipment ? And can i order the the airdine from the store or on line.

A: I believe Best Buy has a extra warranty and yes you can order online or directly from the store.

Customers are saying

Customers recognize the Airdyne AD6 Exercise Bike for its easy assembly process, describing it as smooth and simple. Many appreciate the full-body workout it provides. However, some users have expressed concerns about the seat not staying in place and the noise level of the bike.

This summary was generated by AI based on customer reviews.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Pretty cool
This bike is awesome. So far so good I'm trying to find the attachment that goes with it as well.
Posted 1 year ago by Lenamarie
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Karen
Overall love it. No problems whatsoever. The delivery was on time and the two men were careful due to COVID and cleaned up afterwards.
Posted 4 years ago by
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Easy Workout from home.
I've owned a few different Airdyne models over the years. All have been great bikes. There's a reason that most rehabs and MMA gyms around the country have these bikes: they are incredibly effective, for both the super fit and the not so fit alike! There are a couple of drawbacks to previous versions of the Airdyne bike: one was the noise level; they were quite loud. The second was the chain driven mechanism, which wasn't all that smooth. That isn't to say that older Airdynes weren't great (they were,) just to point out some of the shortcomings. The Pro model has rectified both of these shortfalls. I was hesitant to spend so much on a bike without getting to actually try it, but after watching as many videos as I could find, I decided to take a chance on the Airdyne Pro, and I'm very pleased with the bike. With the exception of the arms, assembly is straight forward, and the construction is rock solid. ***** A few people have had problems installing the arms. Here's the thing: there is a flat spot on the arm, that you must line up with the matching flat spot on the bike. Once you line the smooth pieces up, the arms will go on fairly easily. Just take your time and don't use excessive force. If the arms are lined up as they should be, it won't be required. The other thing with the arms, are the assembly bolts. I noticed that my right arm was noticeably looser than the left. Then, after looking closer at the assembly diagram, I realized I had made the mistake of putting both the left and right arm bolts on from the front of the bike; this is incorrect!!! The right side bolts go in from the front, but the left side bolts go in from the opposite side - the rear. Once I switched those bolts around, both arms were equal in tension. For me, this was counter-intuitive, but it isn't a big deal - long as you're aware of it..***** If I want to knit pick, I wish the monitor had more options for user presets (there is only one,) to program different intervals. The belt drive is SO much smoother than the old chain drive; there is literally no comparison. And while any bike that uses wind resistance is going to be loud, it isn't as loud as the older blade styles used to be. Lastly, I've seen some people saying there's no need for the air diverter because there is no breeze. If you are moving slowly, that may be the case; if you are doing intervals and pushing hard, there is definitely a breeze! This is an advantage in the middle of summer, but if you are using this bike in the winter time, in a cold room, you will definitely be feeling a cold breeze. I would definitely recommend either buying the factory air diverter, or rigging something up to at least have the option to block that breeze.
Posted 4 years ago by IndioAtlacatl