All of them would be ok; maybe you can see the first 3 choices in the video description. Can you share the name of your bike so we can see some pictures?

@@girlbikelove it's an Exerpeutic bike. Thank you for the help.

@@girlbikelove I like the one that has the straps that wrap around and twist into the base but the one you have listed isn't currently available.

@@Gamedaughter1 You are welcome. If it's something like this www.amazon.com/Exerpeutic-Folding-Magnetic-Upright-Exercise/dp/B0CY85TS4R?th=1 I can see that Amazon says that the Jubor is "Frequently bought together" so I guess it would be just fine.

@@girlbikelove Yup, that's my bike. Thank you for looking it up.

A speed sensor would be enough to get started. You can check also the Magene S314 which is a Speed/ Cadence sensor (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mM1_haSHsr7VlYk.html). Of course, to have the 100% Zwift experience, you will need at least a pair of power pedals. However, you can start with that and see how it goes!

It is also important to create a new bike called "spinning" and link this bike to this activities. Otherwise, Strava will add those distances to your main bike.

I was just about to comment on that myself. I am new to stationary bikes, and just got a Peloton today and watched a number of videos here on KZfaq discussing proper setup and adjustments for stationary exercise bikes and all the other instructors in the videos said to make sure your leg is not locked when the leg comes into the full extension position and that it needs to have a slight bend as not to damage the knees in future. The author of this video also didn't mention that when both feet are at an even height and parallel with the floor, that the knee should not be even with the ankle or past the toes, it should be just over the instep is. Also it should be mentioned that if you have a pedal that uses a toe cage, not to put your foot all the way in to the end of the cage, but only in far enough to have the ball of the foot directly over the pedal.

Whatever is on offer haha

Haha, thanks for the feedback! I’m glad it was another music in the background 😀

Hi! Yes, I have reviewed many of them in the following video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mM1_haSHsr7VlYk.html. Wahoo & Magene S314 are fine!

I don't mind training without to be honest. Heart rate is plenty enough :) I can understand the appeal of power though

Crazy tech isn't it! :)

Hey! Here’s a guide on how to install it 😁😁😁 How to Install a Cadence Sensor on a Spin Bike kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oZaBiZaTrqm8pac.html

@@girlbikelove thank you!!, I bought only one s3 magene, this can be used either for speed ot cadence,or both?

Ahhh you have to use a coin and turn it… I know they are a pain haha

Ahhh the Wahoo is about 160, il have a look and see if I can find anything that high

Hey!!! You can connect many sensors to your Garmin and if you use the indoor mode should work just fine

Hi! No, Peloton has only magnetic resistance.

Works great 😁😁😁

Hi! We haven't tried this bike yet, but we noted it down for our future tests, thanks!

I got a Yesoul, used it for a few months, it broke and began making a loud scraping noise every rotation

Thanks for the great advice 😉

Ahhh nice! Keep on cycling

Thank you for your comment; yes, that would be an excellent test we can do in the future. However, there are quality friction resistance bikes (like the BODi Bike - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZ6JoM9_nMylf4U.html) which are very smooth and quiet.

Hi! This is the one we tried: www.amazon.com/WING-Cushion-Stationary-Cushions-Exercise/dp/B094MXW1CH?tag=gblove-20

Ahhh a lot of them don’t. Does it say the rpm on the screen?

Awesome! Welcome Stephen, happy to have you here! Wattbike seems like a fantastic bike. Are you happy with it? Let us know your thoughts when you try the App. 🙂

Very true yes some even work on an average of over 3 seconds

which 1 is the less delay ?

@@hihihaha1100 with magnet because another principal of measuring

Most of the bikes have a resistance knob which you can easily turn while some others like the Peloton or NordicTrack have automatic resistance.

I like to jack the resistance to the max at the gym for sprints, I feel like it works my legs similar to a leg press

@@girlbikelove Mine does not have a resistance knob, but the computer adjusts the resistance according to the pattern of workout you choose. I want to set it myself, but can't figure out how.

It’s doesn’t unless your using a smart trainer which can bring the data all together and give you a power figure

If you looking for other applications the Wahoo app is pretty good :)

That’s interesting. I have seen a few of these before on bikes. They are a unique way of attaching the seat. It might be worth checking eBay, if not then could be time to upgrade :)

Thank you for your kind words!

Glad it was helpful!

Yeah I remember these, they were often made by a company called CatEye if I’m correct. Yeah most go with Bluetooth now instead of a wired screen :)

Hey! Most modern cadence sensors come with an option to use a rubber strap which takes seconds to add and remove from the bike. Check out girlbikelove.com/accessories/best-cadence-sensor for other options that will work :)