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Stamina Magnetic Resistance Stationary Upright Exercise Bike

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Brand Stamina
Special Feature Smooth, quiet, magnetic resistance, Built-in hand pulse sensors on handlebars, Oversized, weighted pedals, Wheels for easy transport, leveling stabilizer caps, 6 Preset fitness programs with pace guide See more
Color Pewter grey, black, silver
Power Source Battery Powered
Recommended Uses For Product Indoor
Item Weight 68 Pounds
Resistance Mechanism Magnetic
Maximum Weight Recommendation 250 Pounds
Model Name pace
Maximum Height 142.2 Centimeters

About this item

  • Upright stationary bike for effective low-impact aerobic exercises in your home
  • Smooth magnetic resistance with eight-step adjustable tension control to set workout intensity
  • Six preset fitness programs with pace guide; pulse sensors built into handlebars
  • Oversized, sculpted seat is padded and adjustable to fit any size
  • Some assembly required; 1-year warranty on frame, 90 days on parts

From the manufacturer

Stamina 5325 Magnetic Upright Exercise Bike

Experience stationary cycling as it should be with the Stamina 5325 Magnetic Upright Exercise Bike. As you tone your lower body, burn calories and promote heart health, you'll appreciate the eight levels of smooth magnetic resistance and upgraded multi-function monitor for that extra dose of motivation. Plus, comfort elements like an adjustable, vinyl-wrapped seat, textured pedals and padded handlebars will keep you going during workouts of any length.

Features

Adjustable seat height

Multiple positions make the seat a fit for users of most heights.

8 levels of magnetic resistance

The magnetic resistance is smooth, quiet and easy to adjust.

InTouch multi-function monitor

Comes with six preset fitness programs and pace guide. During workout, displays time, speed, distance, calories, pulse and scan mode.

Pulse sensors

The pulse sensors make it easy to track your target heart rate.

Comfortable seat

Even during longer workouts, the vinyl-wrapped seat helps you feel more comfortable.

Textured, weighted pedals

The oversized, weighted and textured pedals provide stability while cycling.

Product Description

Product Description

Stationary cycling is one of the most effective low-impact aerobic exercises for increasing your metabolism for more efficient calorie and fat burning without the impact on your joints. Because it is an impact-free activity, stationary cycling can be a lifelong form of exercise. For effective aerobic exercise, work within your target heart rate zone (70% to 85% of your maximum heart rate).

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Enjoy an effective low-impact aerobic workout in your home with the Stamina 5325 upright stationary bike--a great tool for increasing your metabolism for more efficient calorie and fat burning without the impact on your joints. The Stamina 5325's magnetic resistance gives you a quiet, smooth workout with a tension dial that lets you choose and change the intensity/resistance anytime during your workout.



The Stamina 5325 one-touch exercise monitor. See larger image for more features. The 5325 lets you choose your own workout intensity with the eight-step adjustable tension control, or use one of the six preset programs with pace guide. The aero handlebars have built-in pulse sensors to check your heart rate while you are working out, and the oversized, sculpted seat is padded and adjustable to fit any size rider. The electronic, battery-operated monitor lets you know when you are working within your target heart rate zone, and keeps you motivated during your workout by displaying speed, distance, time, and calories burned.

Features and Specifications

  • Resistance: Smooth, quiet, magnetic resistance
  • Easy-to-reach tension dial controls with eight-step tension levels
  • Large, easy-to-read monitor displays all tracking information on one screen
  • Built-in InTouch monitor tracks time, speed, distance, calories, and scans with simple, one-button control
  • 6 preset fitness programs with pace guide
  • Built-in hand pulse sensors on handlebars
  • Comfortable, oversized wrapped vinyl seat, multiple seat positions adjusts to fit most users
  • Oversized, weighted pedals
  • Wheels for easy transport, leveling stabilizer caps
  • Maximum user weight: 300 pounds
  • Warranty: 1 year on frame, 90 days on parts

    About Exercise Bikes
    Despite the competition from trendy new fitness inventions, exercise bikes continue to be popular options for home exercise. They offer the same aerobic benefits of riding a bicycle at any time, in any weather, without leaving the comfort and safety of home. Exercise bikes don't take up much space, require little or no balance or coordination, and can provide an effective workout for all levels of users, from beginners to serious competitors. While the same could be said for a number of other types of home fitness equipment, the exercise bike is one of the few that allows you to watch television or read a magazine while you work out. For many people, having convenient access to quality exercise equipment is critical to sticking with a long-term exercise program.

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Customer reviews

3.1 out of 5 stars
3.1 out of 5
216 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the ease of assembly, quality and performance of the stationary bicycle. They mention that it's very solid, well built, stable and effective. Some appreciate the value for money. Opinions are mixed on noise, comfort and adjustability.

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91 customers mention71 positive20 negative

Customers find the assembly of the stationary bicycle fairly easy. They say the cable is easy to connect and the computer that the bike comes with is simple and well-instructed. They also mention that the tension cord is not very difficult to attach.

"...The computer that the bike comes with is simple and does what it is designed to do.The seat takes a little getting use to...." Read more

"...(It does assemble easily, except for the connection for the tension control - hint - loosen the nut below the bottom part of the attachment, and you..." Read more

"...Ordering was easy, shipping was fast. Assembly was easy too--I got someone else to do it, and it took about an hour...." Read more

"...The resistance device isn't difficult to disassemble, but you will need a Phillips screwdriver, a 15mm wrench (or two) and a set of snap ring pliers..." Read more

84 customers mention65 positive19 negative

Customers like the quality of the stationary bicycle. They mention it's very solid, well built, and stable. They appreciate the high quality, sturdy build, and secure balance. That said, some complain about the seat being wide and sturdy, but say it'll provide a great workout.

"...It is a very sturdy bike, I really figured it would shake all over the place but it doesn't...." Read more

"...on low or high tension, standing up or sitting down, and the bike is perfectly stable. It is also quiet, so I can watch tv or listen to music...." Read more

"...can watch TV without turning up the volume, it's a great price, it's sturdy but light enough to move to the corner if I want more space, and most..." Read more

"...quiet without any sudden noises, squeaks or rumblings over time, remains sturdy and in good working condition for somewhere in the ballpark of 2..." Read more

71 customers mention56 positive15 negative

Customers like the performance of the stationary bicycle. They mention that it works well enough, is sturdy, and effective. They appreciate the basic electronic console and the work-out programs. Some customers also say that the bike is usable and has a great computer system.

"...Sure enough, it works perfectly fine and I didn't have to either get a guy to do it or get stitches in my hand...." Read more

"...Overall I'm very happy with this bike--as I said, no frills, but gets the job done...." Read more

"...This one works well enough and is quite quiet, but is lacking several features you'd expect for a $200 model..." Read more

"...Now the bike and electronics are WORKING GREAT ...I suspect the electronics was sensitive to the damp and cold (just guessing)..." Read more

63 customers mention52 positive11 negative

Customers like the value of the stationary bicycle. They say it's an excellent buy for the price.

"...5325 a try since it has a 300 pound weight limit and the price was pretty good...." Read more

"...It's an inexpensive bike and I won't mind if it lives a year - as long as, when I replace it, I can actually get a working model on the FIRST try!!!" Read more

"...For a relatively low-priced bike, it is just fine for what I need -- mostly exercise indoors during bad weather...." Read more

"...'s quiet so you can watch TV without turning up the volume, it's a great price, it's sturdy but light enough to move to the corner if I want more..." Read more

30 customers mention26 positive4 negative

Customers like the size of the stationary bicycle. For example, they mention it's small enough to fit in any room, it doesn't take up much room, and it works for small people as well as big people. Some say the seat is big and comfortable. Overall, most are happy with the size and functionality of the product.

"...it had the features I wanted--it doesn't use electricity, it doesn't take up much room, it's quiet so you can watch TV without turning up the..." Read more

"...the footprint is small. the seat is uncomfortable, but its not the worst. not many bike seats are comfortable......" Read more

"...It has a fairly small footprint which is great for my small space. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because of the computer...." Read more

"...The bike is compact, doesn't take up a lot of space. The device that counts calories burned, your speed, distance etc...." Read more

83 customers mention57 positive26 negative

Customers are mixed about the noise produced by the bicycle. Some mention it's very quiet, while others say it makes clicking, clunking, and rattling noises. Some say that their heels are always bumping the crank.

"...It is inexpensive but well-made, quiet, stable, and genuinely moveable, on the front wheels...." Read more

"...wanted--it doesn't use electricity, it doesn't take up much room, it's quiet so you can watch TV without turning up the volume, it's a great price,..." Read more

"...A couple of months ago I got a clicking noise coming from the flywheel but taking the side cover off and moving the plastic piece where the cable..." Read more

"...This one works well enough and is quite quiet, but is lacking several features you'd expect for a $200 model..." Read more

50 customers mention25 positive25 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the comfort of the bicycle. Some find the seat quite comfortable and wide, giving the rider a more comfortable workout. However, others say that the seat is uncomfortable and causes soreness and numbness in the legs after 40 minutes of riding.

"...The handlebars are at a perfect distance for comfort, I have no problems with them at all. The bike it very quiet...." Read more

"...One caveat--the seat is wide but very hard and uncomfortable, so I had to put folded towels on it until I bought a 12 inch gel seat, which solved..." Read more

"...resistance bottom end of the bike seems fairly robust and the seat quite comfy." Read more

"...If you're 6'(I am) or over, the seat adjusts fine, but the handlebars are then very low...." Read more

44 customers mention25 positive19 negative

Customers are mixed about the adjustability of the stationary bicycle. Some mention it has a good range of adjustable tension settings, and several adjustments so you can get the type of workout you need. The resistance settings and seat adjustment make it good for just about anyone. However, some customers say that the tension adjustment had no effect, and the resistance control is not easy.

"...It is easily adjustable, as are the handlebars...." Read more

"...I tried it out - and found that the tension did not work at all on the new bike...." Read more

"...to the wider ones. * If you're 6'(I am) or over, the seat adjusts fine, but the handlebars are then very low...." Read more

"...It has some good features like 8 adjustable tension settings, a monitor with 6 fitness programs and a heart rate monitor as well...." Read more

Wasting of your money and valueable time
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Wasting of your money and valueable time
First, Not all bikes are the same. This brand Stamina is terrible.I received this one as a gift last year, it broke after 2 month so I purchased another one to return the first one. Then, the second broke again. So I had to purchase another one to return this one. Now this is the 3rd one broke again.Should I buy another one to return this one?Every time happened after 2 or 3 months.Please see my updated picture. (cracked in the middle shaft)
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Alan C
5.0 out of 5 stars A nice exercise bike
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2010
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Since I started riding my mountain bike again, I figured it would be a good time to get a stationary exercise bike so I would not have to ride outside on the very cold or wet days.

Being 6ft tall and weighing about 275 pounds, my first objective in purchasing an exercise bike was to find one with a suitable weight limit since most seem to top out at the 250 pound range. So I decided to give the Stamina 5325 a try since it has a 300 pound weight limit and the price was pretty good.

When I got it, I had the bike put together in about 30 minutes. As some have said in other reviews, the hardest part is attaching the tension cable. But all I did was push down with my thumb on the clip part and the cable slid right in to place.

So I hop on the bike figuring that I would take a 10 mile ride since I do that almost everyday on my mountain bike. I put the resistance on 4 and away I went.
I quickly found out that I would not be doing 10 miles due to the fact that I cannot coast on this bike, haha, so I rode 5 miles non stop. I can say that 5 miles on the exercise bike feels like 10 to 15 miles on my mountain bike which I consider a good thing. So everyday I ride at least 5 miles on my exercise bike, sometimes twice a day. Even on days that I ride my mountain bike.

I have had it just over 1 week and I have to say that I really like it. It is a very sturdy bike, I really figured it would shake all over the place but it doesn't. The handlebars are at a perfect distance for comfort, I have no problems with them at all. The bike it very quiet. Once I started getting a slight noise but it was just the plastic center cover. I tapped the cover with my foot and the noise went away and has not come back yet.

The computer that the bike comes with is simple and does what it is designed to do.
The seat takes a little getting use to. I quickly figured that I could use my padded biking shorts when I ride it and that took care of the butt problem.

Overall it seems to be a great bike but I guess only time will tell how well it is made. Definitley worth the price so far.

*****UPDATE*****

It has been about 11 months since I wrote the review above when I first got the bike. I have been riding this bike almost everyday since then at around 10 to 15 miles a day. The bike is holding up better than I expected. A couple of months ago I got a clicking noise coming from the flywheel but taking the side cover off and moving the plastic piece where the cable goes into the side of the flywheel fixed the problem. I also got a vibration last week but adjusting the same piece fixed the problem. Right now it rides just as smooth and quiet as the day I got it.

So far I have lost 45 pounds since starting. No special diets or anything besides riding this bike and also doing some walking. Hopefully I will be riding this bike for at least another year, but only time will tell. I plan on getting a new road bike within the next year or so and also a trainer but only after I have completely worn this exercise bike out.

***** UPDATE 2 *****

Just over 2 years and the bike is still holding up even though it is showing wear. The right side pedal was clicking but with some oil and messing with it is still usable. I also took the panels off to inspect the internal parts and I did notice that the belt is fraying some. Also there is some fine dust under where the flywheel is, I am thinking the friction pads are probably worn and digging into the flywheel some.

I ride it for 15 to 20 miles everyday that I can. I have kept a record of the mileage which is at 8987 miles today! I weigh 190 pounds now and have been able to stay around 185 to 195 with no problems. I never figured I would get under 220, let alone under 200. Still no special diets, just riding and walking.

Since the price is now at $169 with free shipping, I am seriously thinking of purchasing another one to keep so when the one I have fails I can just pull the new one out.
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T. A. Lang
1.0 out of 5 stars Poor Wiring Limits Use to Manual Only
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2011
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This looked good in the reviews so we thought it worth a try. Upon assembly (fairly easy) it proved the wire connectors for the computer "top" unit to speak to the "bike" bottom unit were of such poor quality they were sealed on with wax....and did not lock into place despite great care. Thus the top and bottom of the bike(which by the way permits some use by manually adjusting the resistance with a knob) don't communicate, so the bike has largely become an additional clothes hanger in the corner of our bedroom. We found the Stamina help line a fair send-you-parts source, and have replaced one of the cables, though the other is connected so deep inside the bottom crank area it will take considerable time and lots of tools to reach. We've decided instead to donate this to the Goodwill, since now it's been three months and it's been ridden four times. Please do yourself a favor and trade up to a better unit, and if you have this on the way, don't unpack it!...just send it back. Since the basic assembly is in China, the manufacturer may have a tough time tracing this defect down the supplier line and changing over to better wire connectors. On the brighter side, the magnetic resistance bottom end of the bike seems fairly robust and the seat quite comfy.
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Moira Allen
3.0 out of 5 stars Good bike, once you get one that works!
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2014
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I hope to be able to upgrade this review after I've had a chance to use this bike more intensively, but... it has taken a long time to get one that works! The first bike arrived and I was able to easily assemble it. (It does assemble easily, except for the connection for the tension control - hint - loosen the nut below the bottom part of the attachment, and you'll be able to extend it further and get the two parts hooked together.) Got on, pedaled - and nothing happened on the display monitor. So I called Stamina and was told that if the monitor was displaying zeros (it was), then the problem was the main frame, and they would send me another.

They did - in a box that contained a miscellany of loose parts, not enough to put together an entire bike, but so many that one had to wonder WHY they were there... I was able to easily reassemble the bike (since most of the components could now be removed in larger "chunks" rather than piecemeal). I tried it out - and found that the tension did not work at all on the new bike. At the lowest setting I could barely get the pedals to move.

So this time I went back to Amazon and asked THEM to ship me a replacement, which I did. Now, after nearly six weeks, I finally have a working bike. It still has a higher level of tension than I'm used to, but it is workable.

Quibbles: The pedals are small and set so close to the crank that my heels are always bumping the crank. I will try swapping them out with pedals from another cycle that we hardly ever use and see if this helps. Or perhaps Stamina has a larger size - if I try to move my foot far enough out so that it doesn't bump, it slides off the pedal. (There are no straps on the pedals.) Quibble 2: I find that it "credits" me with about half the calories that my old Stamina credited, based on distance cycled. There is no way to "personalize" the settings with your age, weight, etc. - so calories are calculated as a function of distance. The old bike gave me 11 calories for every .10 miles; this one gives about 5 calories for the same distance.

But at least I have a bike at last, and can get back to my exercise regime - keeping my fingers crossed that it won't break down in a month. My experience with Stamina bikes is that GENERALLY they have a lifespan of around a year, before something fatal gives way (on the old bike it was always the pedal crank). It's an inexpensive bike and I won't mind if it lives a year - as long as, when I replace it, I can actually get a working model on the FIRST try!!!
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Bobby Maurice
5.0 out of 5 stars Works great, good value
Reviewed in Canada on April 3, 2019
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Still alive after years of heavy use, for the price its a bargain.
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JeHor
2.0 out of 5 stars Great for the first month, then it started falling apart.
Reviewed in Canada on December 3, 2013
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I was very happy with the bike at first. It is quiet and very sturdy. The computer functions were basic but adequate. The programmed rides give you a speed to match but the computer doesn't vary the resistance.

After approximately one month my speed sensor stopped working so now the only function that the computer performs is a pulse monitor. The timer no longer functions since it was controlled automatically when the computer detected that you started to pedal.

When I was trying to fix the issue I also found that the mechanical resistance cable adjustment hadn't been locked (lock nut) inside the body of the bike. Overall these things are just poorly built.

Also, a friend of mine purchased the exact same bike about one month ago also. His bike started clicking. He opened it up and found that the belt was already coming apart due to alignment issues.

Save yourself a headache and find a different exercise bike.
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Phillip
4.0 out of 5 stars Great price, does what it needs to
Reviewed in Canada on November 29, 2014
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Great price, does what it needs to. My only complaint is that the monitor on it is all screwy and doesn't track how far I went, I made sure that all of the connections are clearly attached correctly (did several thorough checks) but it still doesn't work as intended. All in all, it doesn't bother me that much as long as I get a great cardio workout for a decent price then that's ok with me.
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Leslie Linder
4.0 out of 5 stars Works great, though the computer on it stopped working after ...
Reviewed in Canada on November 29, 2014
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Works great, though the computer on it stopped working after a few weeks. Doesn't matter though, the actual machine provides excellent resistance and exercise. I'm very heavy (was 240 when started) and it holds my weight just fine. Sturdy machine. Assembly took awhile but instructions were clear and easy to follow.
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S. Betts
4.0 out of 5 stars just what I was looking for
Reviewed in Canada on January 18, 2013
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I was looking for something that had a higher weight capacity and this does. It is quite comfortable to ride and easy to adjust.
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