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exercise bike

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exercise cycle

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(Cycle Racing) a stationary exercise machine that is pedalled like a bicycle as a method of increasing cardiovascular fitness
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Noun1.exercise bike - an exercise device resembling a stationary bikeexercise bike - an exercise device resembling a stationary bike
exercise device - a device designed to provide exercise for the user
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Translations

exercise bike

exercise cycle ncyclette ® f inv
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Some 30 schools nationwide have traded desks for exercise bikes in some classrooms to keep students more active while reading.
Researchers at Abertay University in Dundee say that three 60-second sessions of very short, intense sprints on exercise bikes improved the fitness of people studied in an experiment by more than 10 per cent in two weeks.
The team held an endurance challenge for a gruelling seven hours with more than 20 members of staff taking turns on exercise bikes and a cross trainer at the hotel in aid of Latch.
Summary: Prisoners in Brazil are trying to shorten their sentences by pedalling on exercise bikes to generate electricity.
About 79 participants completed initial evaluations and training, and rode identical recumbent exercise bikes except the experimental bike was equipped with a virtual reality display.
But the gym is working with a Texas-based company, Henry Works, on a system to directly power the gym's lights and equipment, as well as a device that will connect several exercise bikes to a single generator.
The researchers started with exercise bikes that had been equipped with electrodes that stimulate a patient's muscles to pedal.