When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Stationary cycling is a great way to get a low-impact cardio workout, but ...

A recumbent exercise bike is a bike that provides a comfortable position as the user reclines against a backrest. The unique shape allows people to sit closer to the ground while exercising. Compared ...

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Whether you’re recovering from an injury or interesting in a cardio workout that won’t put added stress on your joints, you might be interested in the best recumbent exercise bike. Unlike traditional ...

All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. Exercise bikes provide a ...

Recumbent bikes provide an excellent cardio workout that allows riders to put their fitness trackers to work and meet goals. Whereas upright exercise bikes require good balance and can be tough on ...

If you find that most cardio workouts feel too hard on your body, the best recumbent exercise bikes are an excellent alternative. Instead of sitting perched over the handlebars (like on a traditional ...

When it comes to getting your recommended 150 minutes of weekly exercise, cycling has a lot of advantages. Pedaling your way through a workout burns calories, strengthens your leg muscles, and ...

Our team has vetted a dozen recumbent bikes, and only five made the cut. Schwinn, Sunny, and NordicTrack, among others, feature what we look for in the best recumbent exercise bikes.

Recumbent bikes are like the unsung heroes of a runner’s cross-training toolbox: low-impact, joint-friendly, and sneakily effective at building endurance. Unlike pounding pavement, which can leave ...