Recumbent Bike
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 Pro Form Recumbent Exercise Bike 385 CSX Boxed  US $99.00
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 Body Champ Recumbent Exercise Bike Bicycle Boxed US $61.00
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 Lightning Phantom recumbent bike US $850.00
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 SportSart C53r Recumbent Bike US $1,000.00
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 Recumbent Bike Bicycle Build the RB LWB DVD Video US $24.95
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 Build RB SWB Recumbent Bike Bicycle DVD w Dropout plans US $24.95
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 RECUMBENT Bicycle Bike E 27 speed aluminum CLEAN NoRes US $395.00
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 Bacchetta Recumbent Bike Seat Bag US $20.00
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 Proform 970 Crosstrainer Recumbent Bike US $99.00
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 Nautilus NR2000 Recumbent Exercise Bike US $500.00
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 Rowbike Fitness Machine Rowing Bicycle Bike Recumbent US $1,000.00
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 Life Fitness 9100 Recumbent Bike Lifecycle 9500 US $699.00
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 2 wheel bike cargo Trailer for recumbent or regular NEW US $229.95
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 Recumbent Bike Over STEERING Comfortabe Ouick Fun US $795.00
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 Recumbent Bike UNDER STEERING Comfortabe Ouick Fun US $795.00
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 Performance XPR Recumbent Bike USS Stiletto Demo Yellow US $895.00
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 ActionBent JSU2 24sp Recumbent BicycleGreat bike buy US $699.00
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 Life Cycle Recumbent Bike Model 9500R US $500.00
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 ActionBent Focus OSS Recumbent Bicycle FAST bike US $1,099.00
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 Weslo Pursuit E23 Recumbent Exercise Bike Local Pick up US $39.99 |
 Vision Fitness R2050 Recumbent Bike US $800.00
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 Life Fitness 9500HR Lifecycle Recumbent Bike US $130.00
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 Schwinn 220 Recumbent Bike US $300.00
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 Primo Comet Tires 349MM Recumbent Bike Trike US $15.00
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 Bike E Recumbent Cruising Touring Handlebars US $17.00
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Allen Wall Mounted 2-Bike Strorage Rack List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $19.97 Average Rating:   |
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Allen Storage Rack 201B Space Saver |
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Polar FS1 Heart Rate Monitor Watch (Dark Blue) List Price: $69.95 Sale Price: $39.95 Used From: $39.00 Average Rating: |
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The stylish Polar FS1 heart rate monitor helps you to easily and accurately measure your heart rate to help you get to just the right intensity or your exertion level. This basic HRM features added stopwatch and time-of-day watch features, extra-large digits for easy readability, and one-button functionality... |
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Schwinn Heart Touch-Strapless Heart Rate Monitor Watch with Calorie Counter List Price: $79.00 Sale Price: $32.95 |
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The Schwinn heart touch is the ultimate workout tool. It provides the feedback you need in order to monitor your training with functions that help you increase your fitness and performance. Easily track heart and calories burned to ensure you are getting the maximum benefit from your workout... |
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Sunny Health & Fitness Magnetic Recumbent Bike List Price: $299.00 Sale Price: $151.51 |
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SF-RB801 Feature: -Magnetic recumbent bike. -Smooth, quiet magnetic resistance for quiet operation. -Double direction 5 kg flywheel. -Adjustable tension control, adjustable seat, pedal strap adjustment... |
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OnGuard 3 Piece Locking Skewers List Price: $69.95 Sale Price: $49.97 Used From: $43.00 Average Rating: |
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Locking skewers for front and rear wheels plus seat clamp. Key-lever for locking/unlocking skewers features a bottle opener. |
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TerraTrike Idler Wheel Sale Price: $11.95 |
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A single idler wheel with bearing and retaining ring. Two of these are used in the front and two are used in the rear. Our idler wheels are now made of delrin which is much more durable than the old urethane idlers... |
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Mirrycle MTB Bar End Mountain Bicycle Mirror List Price: $17.00 Sale Price: $10.78 Average Rating:  |
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Mounts onto bar end, installation wrench included Wide view convex mirror pivots to any viewing angle |
What muscles will a recumbent bike work? Will my calves get a good workout?
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Please only answer if you actually KNOW. Dont just guess.
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Recumbent and upright both work the same leg muscles. The upright will work your chest and arm muscles a bit more when you stand.
There are two muscle groups that make up your calves gastrocnemius and the soleus muscles. Both muscles contract to extend your feet and toes. The soleus can only fully work when your leg is bent. (Around 30degrees). You could probably target them specifically by extending the boom (of the recumbent) a little more than recommended and adopting a style that involves bending your ankle. This won't be a particularly good style for riding.(Won't work on an upright becuse your more likely to roll your pelvis.)
Generally speaking female cyclists have great legs so I wouldn't be that worried about targeting the calves alone. Just get out there and ride. Either upright or recumbent or better still both.
