This is the Spinning Spinner Pro+ and it's my first time on a Spin bike. Description box further describes potential reasons for the noise this bike made. Test ride/demo is at about @4:00. Click like please :) see you next time :)
The q factor for that bike is 155mm. Most of the other bikes you have reviewed have a q factor greater than 170mm (I suspect to accomodate the belt). The narrow q factor of the Spinner bike is an advantage, lessens the risk of injury.
I am so glad I bought my Sunny 1805 some weeks ago. I use it for zwift and it works just fine for me! Your reviews helped me a lot in order to make a decision which bike I should buy. Sorry for Bad english and greetings from Berlin 🙂🇩🇪🇺🇲
I started my spinning career on these bikes. I didn't realize that bikes could be less noisy until I switched gyms and started riding the Keiser. I see the difference now but got a great ride on them back in the day. My first Sunny bike, the b901 I think was a chain drive and I had to constantly tighten the chain or oil it and is no comparison to the 1805. The original SPINNING bike was solid and I enjoyed riding it but now I know better. They did require a lot of maintenance. They were always breaking down at the gym. Great video. I appreciate your dedication to this.
You can tell this is a pretty old model because it's manufactured by Star Trac. Mad Dogg Athletics, the owners of the "Spinning" trademark, originally manufactured their own bikes until they couldn't keep up with demand, so they licensed the manufacturing to Schwinn in 1995. After Schwinn went bankrupt in 2001 and was later acquired by Bowflex, Mad Dogg Athletics switched to Star Trac for their manufacturing. In 2014, Mad Dogg Athletics switched to Precor for their manufacturing. The bike you reviewed in this video was manufactured sometime between 2011 and 2014.
The age of the bike and the fact that you found it in an apartment complex gym might explain why it's so poorly maintained. I don't think I've ever lived in an apartment complex that properly maintained their workout equipment.
they have a lot model I would like to see more comparation about this brand 🤔 too many model get confused and the actual online page don’t let make comparations 😟
How would you compare this bike to the sunny bikes or any bike with magnetic resistance??why are speed sensors not recommended on these types of bikes?
I just bought a refurbished spinning L9 and the right crank arm just fell off.. after one ride and the screw that fell off looks like it came from Home Depot
this is only spinning bike with real resistance!!! new ones are all crap, dont get same cardio or inner thigh work. the spinner bikes from90s are the original and the best. my gym took them all away ( golds gym in dc area) and replaced with crappy blue ones that have no resistance to inner thing and core....the only other one comparable is schwin
