My Reebok RB1 exercise bike is not increasing resistance and I wish to get inside to check to see if I can fix the problem but I am differculty in gettng the pedal lever off - can you help please?

Try troubleshooting it

Does this bike have a decent resistance as i was going to buy a second hand one?

Hi I'm having same prob. Did you ever get solution

Run the software calibration for easy troubleshooting, and fix it.
However adjust the REED switch, clean it, and tight all plug or connector very well.
Please read you instr. manual or download from
www.iconservice.com
God bless you

Try new batteries or if your model can use an a/c adapter I would try that. Otherwise I would think your console has gone bad.

Hey roger,
I have buyed me a E430 but i have problem with it. does the bike work without the heart rate counter? I don't have it and the resistance is always changing in every program. So i like to know my bike is ok or not

Check the manual. If you don´t have it, check here Reebok manual

i have a reebok rb1000 exercise bike when i adjust the load up the resistance doesnt change. can anyone help

Jump Rope for 5 minutes
Stretch
Squat and Press (Tubes)
Functional Push Ups with Rotation
Lunges
Seated Row (Tubes)
Abdominal crunches
Jump Rope for 5 minutes

Some tips of using this resistance rings while traveling is

Be realistic. Aim to complete 15-20 minutes of exercise per day with a variety of CV and strength training. This will guarantee you maintain your levels of fitness while away.
•Pack your jump rope for cardiovascular training. Skipping increases the heart rate, burn a lot of calories and is great for improving endurance, core stability, coordination, balance and foot speed.
•Pack your resistance tubes. Tubes are a fantastic option for strength training. Exercises are for the entire body, they allow you to train anywhere, anytime with results.


Some other tips:
•Exercise before you leave. This will keep your metabolism high during your flight.
•Stay well hydrated. Drink one glass for every hour while on the plane and avoid alcohol and coffee.
•Never travel hungry.
•Walk and stretch every hour while on the plane to increase blood circulation and reduce muscle stiffness, fatigue and jet lag.
•When you arrive try to get outside. The sun will automatically help to reset your body clock.