Anyone use a stationary bike

[Gunanddoglover]

I would like to get a stationary bike and the choices are endless. It doesn't need to fancy with the latest technology. I would like one that I could set up in my family room and ride while watching a movie. I am using my Google fu, but would like some input from people that already have one.
Thanks

 

[DADI03]

I like the type you sit in more like a chair. I think they're called recumbent bikes. They're a little easier on your tail bone.

 

[spistols]

Get any bike you are comfortable with, and may eventually use outdoors. Then buy a Mag Trainer for it- run from $75-$300 (Used & New). When you are comfortable riding or just want a change of scenery, unhook the setup and take the bike outdoors.

$75 from Overstock.com:

 

[Wheeler]

I like the type you sit in more like a chair. I think they're called recumbent bikes. They're a little easier on your tail bone.

I have one of those. I bought it off a friend for $40.

OP I think the basic stationary bikes are the same, you’re really just paying for all the doo-dads.

 

[Gunanddoglover]

I have one of those. I bought it off a friend for $40.

OP I think the basic stationary bikes are the same, you’re really just paying for all the doo-dads.

Yep, that's why I want just a basic bike.

 

[Gunanddoglover]

Get any bike you are comfortable with, and may eventually use outdoors. Then buy a Mag Trainer for it- run from $75-$300 (Used & New). When you are comfortable riding or just want a change of scenery, unhook the setup and take the bike outdoors.

$75 from Overstock.com:

I'm going to look into this, I already have a bike.

 

[NDIrish1]

Bought a refurbished Schwinn spin Bike up at CSM fitness in Kennesaw years ago and have used it primarily winter or rainy days. They have some with tablets or computers for speed & distance and some without.Great prices, huge inventory and easy people to deal with.

 

[BillsCamino]

Mines been "stationary" for years !!

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

I damn sure need to use one. But i ha e a 5 bedroom homes worth of stuff crammed in a 2 bedroom home.