Product Specifications - Ascend S1 Spin Bike

In this article, you'll find the technical specifications and measurements for the Ascend S1 Spin Bike.

Technical Specifications

Ascend S1 Spin Bike - Specifications
Min User Height	5'1"
Max User Height	6'2"
Max User Weight	285 lb
Resistance Type	Felt resistance mechanism
Adjustment Type	Manual adjustment
Flywheel Weight	23 lb
Bluetooth Connectivity	No
App Compatibility	No
Programs	No
Display	Regular
Stats	Speed \| Time \| Distance \| Calories \| Heart Rate
Heart Rate Monitor	Included on handlebars
Adjustability	4-way seat & 2-way handlebar adjustments
Pedals	Caged
Tablet Holder	Included
Bottle Holder	Included
Construction	Reinforced Steel
Colors and Finish	Black
Product Weight	64 lb
Warranty	1 Year

Product Measurements

Ascend S1 Spin Bike - Measurements (Metric)
Seat Height (Min - Max)	78 cm - 98 cm
Handlebar Height (Min - Max)	87 cm - 98 cm
Distance between seat and pedals (Min - Max)	52 cm - 70 cm
Distance between seat and handlebars (Min - Max)	47,5 cm - 54 cm
Minimum ceiling height	Your height + 18 cm
Footprint	91 cm x 51 cm

Ascend S1 Spin Bike - Measurements (Imperial)
Seat Height (Min - Max)	30.7 in - 38.6 in
Handlebar Height (Min - Max)	34.2 in - 38.6 in
Distance between seat and pedals (Min - Max)	20.5 in - 27.5 in
Distance between seat and handlebars (Min - Max)	18.7 in - 21.3 in
Minimum ceiling height	Your height + 7 in
Footprint	20 in x 36 in

Product Measurements Chart

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Frequently Asked Questions - Ascend S1 Spin Bike

In this guide, you'll find common questions and answers about the Ascend S1 Spin Bike.

FAQ

What are the specifications of the S1 Spin Bike?

You can find all the specifications and measurements of this product on its specifications article.

What is the difference between magnetic and friction resistance?

When it comes to resistance systems in stationary bikes, there are typically two main types:

Magnetic
Friction

The magnetic resistance system uses magnets to create resistance as you pedal. The resistance level is adjusted by moving the magnets closer to or farther away from the flywheel. One of the big advantages of magnetic resistance is its quiet operation.

The friction resistance relies on pads or brake pads that press against the flywheel to create resistance. Adjusting the resistance typically involves tightening or loosening these pads. Friction resistance can provide a more road-like feel since the resistance increases as you pedal harder, mimicking the experience of riding outdoors. However, it can be a bit noisier than magnetic resistance.

Magnetic vs Friction: Which Spin Bike Resistance is Best for You?

Do the seat and handlebars adjust vertically and horizontally?

Our S1 friction seat can be adjusted vertically and horizontally, however the handlebars can only adjust vertically (up and down).

Ascend S1 Spin Bike