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Style: SB250
Features
- Convenient step-through frame designed for easy accessibility
- Variety of programs 12 pre-set, 4 custom, 1 body fat, and 5 heart rate programs
- Large 5.5" blue backlit LCD display clearly displays all metrics
- 24 levels of electronic resistance provides a variety of exercise options for all fitness levels
- 13.5 lb heavy-duty flywheel offers premium, fluid motion
Brand: XTERRA
Special Feature: Adjustable Seat, Heavy Duty
Color: Black
Power Source: Battery Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Item Weight: 94 Pounds
Material: Alloy Steel
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Product Dimensions: 60.3"D x 24.4"W x 42.2"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 Pounds
Brand: XTERRA
Special Feature: Adjustable Seat, Heavy Duty
Color: Black
Power Source: Battery Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Item Weight: 94 Pounds
Material: Alloy Steel
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Product Dimensions: 60.3"D x 24.4"W x 42.2"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 Pounds
Handle Material: Rubber
Model Name: SB250 Recumbent Bike
Minimum Height: 57 Inches
Number of Resistance Levels: 24
Assembly Instructions Description: Available in user-friendly format (text, images, or videos)
UPC: 795447125361
Global Trade Identification Number: 61
Drive System: Belt
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 37 x 24.9 x 13 inches
Package Weight: 103 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 60.3 x 24.4 x 42.2 inches
Brand Name: XTERRA
Warranty Description: 5 year frame, 1 year parts.
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: SPIRIT FITNESS -- DROPSHIP
Part Number: 125316
Model Year: 2016
Style: SB250
Included Components: XTERRA SB250 Recumbent Bike
Date First Available: June 30, 2016
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Based on reviews of this bike and others I expected the box to beaten up and i was not surprised. When the Fedex driver pushed it to the back of the truck the box was upside down with red "this side up" arrow pointing down. The bottom tape seam was open about an inch, one of the two plastic straps was missing and the left side of the box had a huge gash in it and I could see parts. Amazon suggested accepting it and to open it and inspect the contents. All of the parts are in little compartments in the sides of the packing styrofoam. It would have been so easy for parts to fall out. Double boxing or adding more plastic straps I think would be a good idea. The first thing I did was to inventory the parts. I opened the bag with the bolts in it to compare to the pictures in the manual. BTW the manual is available online. The printed manual has very small pics and the online version can be enlarged. I was concerned at first looking at the bolts package that half of the pictured bolts and washers were not in the bag. As it turned out the ones not in the bag are screwed into the various parts of the bike. The assembly was very straight forward. All of the pieces and parts were accounted for and there was zero damage. Every part fit very well. They even included a pull wire to fish the wiring harness up through the console mast. I assembled it by myself being a big guy. After bolting the two frame halves together the bike gets pretty heavy and some might need a second pair of hands to hold the bike up while bolting on the front and back stabilizers. I put a block of wood under the frame while bolting the stabilizers on. The only difficulty I had was tightening the 6 bolts in the seat back and handle bars. The nyloc nuts took a lot of effort to tighten down. You can assemble the bike with the supplied tools but I would recommend getting a set of the folding metric hex wrenches and a 14 and 15mm closed end wrench or sockets. Once assembled I was very pleased with the feel of the bike. My biggest concern was leg room. I tried another recumbent bike at a local store and with the seat all the way back I could not fully extend my legs and on the up stride my knees were very high and my lower leg was well beyond 90°. Being 65 with bad knees I could feel too much stress on my knees at even a minimal resistance. I set the Xterra seat all of the way back and climbed on. I was pleasantly surprised to find that my legs fully extended. I am 6' 2" and even had to move the seat up two settings shorter. I also like the seat locking design. It is a spring loaded screw knob that locks a pin into a hole in the frame. I had this on my previous bike and it is very sturdy. I have only had one session on the bike but I am pleased so far. At 290 lbs the seat is very comfortable, does not wobble when peddling and is smooth and whisper quiet. And my 65 year old eyes have no problem seeing the display which is very bright. This bike seat seems a bit more reclined than my previous recumbent bike which will take a bit of getting used to but overall it is very comfortable and I feel no stress on any body parts. I think the manual recommends unlugging the bike after using it which I think is a pain. An on/off switch might be better. I did leave the bike on after using it. After checking later the display turned itself off. When I hit start it all the values were reset to start. In summary I am very pleased with the bike. I was originally looking at a $999 bike that supposedly had the best customer service ratings. I discovered that the Xterra 2.5r was also made by the same manufacturer and distributed by the same company. A local company 50 miles away had the bike on the floor for $449 on sale. I almost went there to try it out but when I found it on Amazon at $328 and Prime eligible I decided to buy it. It was drop shipped from the company in Arkansas and took about a week to get here which is a bit long for a Prime purchase but at that price I am not complaining and the longer shipping time is noted on the website. The only negative I will give the bike is for the small transport wheels on the front stabilizer. I was hoping to store the bike across the room and move it nearer to the TV for use. To get the wheels to roll you have to raise the rear of the bike very high which is not that easy since this is one heavy duty rascal. Some small people might need help moving the bike. I just hope the bike is durable and that the customer service will be there if needed. 5 stars so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2014 by Rick
Style: SB250
Let me start by saying that I think this is a quality recumbent bike for the price. It seems to be well engineered and well built. Assembly was straight forward and took about one hour to assemble. After assembly, I rode the bike for 30 minutes and got a vigorous work-out. The controls are intuitive and easy to use. Overall, I was satisfied with the bike’s performance. Where I was disappointed by the bike was in its packaging. Upon opening the box, which showed no external damage, I found some damaged parts (see photos). While one plastic shield piece was damaged, it did not affect the performance of the bike. However, the base of the metal neck of the bike was bent to an extent that I could not get the upper neck mounted. Fortunately, I had some metal working tools available that allowed me to get the parts connected. Overall I rated the bike a 4 star out of 5.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2025 by Darcie Roberts Darcie Roberts
My husband and I have a Sole elliptical that we love. We decided to look into purchasing a recumbent bike also because we often work out together and we wanted another cardio machine so that we could each have a machine to work on. Also, my husband has been experiencing bouts of knee pain and wanted a machine that he could spend longer workouts on without impacting the joints as much. The elliptical does a fine job of minimizing impact, however, he still is heeding the advice of his doctor and is limiting his elliptical workouts due to potential knee stress. We first checked out the Sole recumbent bikes, however we didn't want to spend $900. In researching bikes, we came across a post where the reviewer questioned the manufacturer of the Xterra v the Sole because he felt that they seemed very similar. We ended up purchasing this bike mainly because of the price point and the multiple programs that is has. While I was waiting for the bike to be shipped, I did a little more research and found out that both Sole and Xterra are brands of the Dyaco company and manufactured in the same factory. When the box came, we put together the bike and were very pleased. We felt that the quality was high, the mechanism was smooth, the programs easy to configure and overall this purchase was a home run. We highly recommend this bike and it looks nice along the Sole elliptical machine. Pros: Manufactured by the same company that manufactures highly rated and high quality Sole fitness machines Relatively easy to assemble, we ran into a few snafus that were clearly us not reading the clearly written directions Operation is smooth, easy to configure and the console is bright and colorful without being overdone and overcomplicated. Cons: I didn't realize these "cons" until after I made my purchase, if I would have know about these before hand, I may have not ordered this bike and as a result, may have purchased another inferior product for the wrong reasons. Please take this advice, these negative points I make about this bike should not sway you away from purchasing it, however, you may have to make adjustments like I did. No cupholder - I'm surprised that I didn't realize this! (I now use the weight bench next to the bike, no big deal) No phone/ipod ledge - There appears to be a little slot along the bottom of the console, however, this slot is only about 3/4 - 1 inch deep, I actually see no purpose for this ledge. No ipad ledge - My elliptical holds an iPad just fine, this machine doesn't have anyplace to hold an iPad, so I am using a music stand, again, no big deal. If i experience any issues mechanically after using the machine for some time, I will update this review with any future issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2014 by H. Sikora