Experience a motorcycle with virtually no operating noise and exceptional stability.

Next, Tashiro tries out the U50 upright bike. This machine combines a comfortable ride based on ergonomics with an elegant design, and its compact size that doesn't take up much space is also appealing. With this bike as well, you can start it and adjust the resistance using the touch panel console located on the front and the buttons on the handlebars.

During the trial, everyone was surprised by how quiet the machine was, to the point where they wondered, "Is there really any resistance being applied?" It made me want to recommend bikes for training in apartments and other multi-unit dwellings.
This machine, like commercial-grade equipment, generates an electrically charged magnetic field and adjusts the load through its resistance, resulting in virtually silent operation and a comfortable training environment.
Even those who are bothered by noise and can't train can train at their own pace, regardless of the time of day.


Furthermore, its double-frame structure, unlike that of typical machines, separates the monitor and handlebars, improving operability and stability, while its slightly rounded form blends harmoniously with room decor.
"The stem design is truly impressive, even for cycling enthusiasts," said Tashiro, a cycling aficionado, impressed by the design. The handlebars and saddle are also interchangeable, making it ideal for daily training for sports cyclists.


Furthermore, just like the treadmills, this machine also offers a "Virtual Active" experience, allowing you to enjoy changing scenery by adjusting the pedal resistance. Even those who regularly ride bicycles should find it thoroughly enjoyable to continue training.

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