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some of the different types of exercise bikes that you might find available from Pinnacle Fitness: Upright bikes: Upright bikes are a type of indoor bike that closely resemble traditional outdoor bicycles. They have a seat that's positioned directly above the pedals, and handlebars that are typically at a similar height. Upright bikes are a good option for people who want to engage their core and work their leg muscles, while still getting a cardio workout. Spin bikes: Spin bikes, also known as indoor cycling bikes, are similar to upright bikes, but they typically have a heavier flywheel and a more adjustable seat and handlebar setup. This allows for a more intense, challenging workout that can closely simulate the experience of outdoor cycling. Spin bikes are a popular choice for group fitness classes, as well as for individual workouts. Indoor studio bikes: Indoor studio bikes are designed for use in commercial or home gyms, and they typically have a range of features that make them suitable for high-intensity, studio-style workouts. They may have a heavier flywheel, a more adjustable seat and handlebar setup, and built-in training programs or coaching features. Recumbent bikes: Recumbent bikes are a type of exercise bike that have a larger, more comfortable seat that's positioned lower to the ground. The pedals are located in front of the seat, rather than below it, and the rider leans back against a backrest. Recumbent bikes can be a good option for people with lower back pain or other physical limitations, as they put less stress on the joints. Air bikes: Air bikes are a type of stationary bike that uses a fan to create resistance. The harder you pedal, the more resistance you'll feel. Air bikes are a popular choice for HIIT workouts, as they can provide an intense, full-body workout in a short amount of time. They can also be a good option for people who are recovering from injuries, as they provide a low-impact workout.