Newbie inquiring about Keiser spin bikes
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Newbie inquiring about Keiser spin bikes
I'm looking at purchasing what I thought was a Keiser M2 bike, used (orange and gray, rear wheel drive). I emailed Keiser to see what part availability was like and they informed me that there is no model known as M2,but assumed correctly which bike I was referring to and that said that there are no replacement parts available for it any more. Should this be a deal breaker? The seller is asking $250 for the bike.
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does it work? do you think you could perform your own maintenance on it?
i found this, looks sturdy enough but not really sure how it all works. electronic? or fully manual? looks manual but i do see a wire in the photo.
https://www.revaluefitness.com/shop/...ycling-bike-2/
id try it and if it sounded quiet then the bearings are probably OK, if not then i'd be inclined to steer clear.
i found this, looks sturdy enough but not really sure how it all works. electronic? or fully manual? looks manual but i do see a wire in the photo.
https://www.revaluefitness.com/shop/...ycling-bike-2/
id try it and if it sounded quiet then the bearings are probably OK, if not then i'd be inclined to steer clear.
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does it work? do you think you could perform your own maintenance on it?
i found this, looks sturdy enough but not really sure how it all works. electronic? or fully manual? looks manual but i do see a wire in the photo.
id try it and if it sounded quiet then the bearings are probably OK, if not then i'd be inclined to steer clear.
i found this, looks sturdy enough but not really sure how it all works. electronic? or fully manual? looks manual but i do see a wire in the photo.
id try it and if it sounded quiet then the bearings are probably OK, if not then i'd be inclined to steer clear.