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Talk to a exercise bike specialist| Resistance | 8 levels of manual tension |
| Flywheel | Heavy duty magnetic flywheel |
| Warranty | 12 months parts replacement warranty |
If you want 30 to 45 minutes of steady indoor cycling at home, the Lifespan Fitness EXER-58 runs a belt drive with a heavy magnetic flywheel for a smooth, quiet pedal stroke across 8 manual tension levels. The heavy steel frame supports riders up to 100 kg and up to 190 cm tall, with a wide sports saddle you can adjust both up and back to find your fit.
It suits a household wanting a straightforward LCD bike that tracks time, speed, distance and calories without a phone, and the built-in tablet stand keeps a show or book in view while you ride. Transport wheels let you roll it out of the way between sessions, and the manual covers assembly in 6 steps.
What stands out is the fixed handlebars paired with a fully adjustable saddle: you lock in a comfortable upright position fast, which suits steady indoor cardio rather than aggressive out-of-the-saddle efforts.
With 8 levels of manual tension and a 100 kg user limit, it is built for consistent spinning, not heavy standing sprints. The built-in tablet stand is the detail you will use every ride.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
The magnetic flywheel builds smooth, steady momentum so each pedal stroke carries through without the dead spots you feel on lighter bikes.
Magnetic resistance means nothing touches the wheel, so the ride stays consistent session after session.
What this means for you: You get an even, predictable ride that holds up to regular use at home.
Eight tension levels let you step from an easy spin up to a harder climb by turning the dial, so one bike covers warm-ups, steady rides and tougher intervals.
What this means for you: Start gentle, then dial up the resistance as your fitness builds, all on the same bike.
The saddle moves both up and down and forward and back, so you can set your leg extension and reach correctly rather than compromising on fit.
Getting the seat position right keeps your pedalling efficient and comfortable over longer sessions.
What this means for you: A proper riding position matters for comfort, and this seat lets more than one person in the house dial in their own fit.
The wide sports saddle spreads your weight across more surface, which is the difference between cutting a ride short and finishing it.
What this means for you: Saddle comfort is the thing that keeps beginners coming back, and a wider seat makes those first few weeks far easier to sit through.
The built-in stand holds an iPad, tablet or book, so you can watch a show or read while you ride.
What this means for you: Distraction is the honest secret to longer sessions, and having your screen in front of you makes the time pass.
The belt drive runs quietly and smoothly, so you can ride early mornings or late nights without waking the house or drowning out the TV.
Belt drives also skip the chain maintenance, so there is nothing to oil or tension.
What this means for you: For apartments and shared spaces, a quiet belt drive is often the detail that decides whether the bike actually gets used.
| Resistance Type | 8 levels of manual tension |
| Flywheel | Heavy duty magnetic flywheel |
| Drive System | Belt drive |
| Max User Weight | 100 kg |
| Seat Adjustment | Wide comfort sports saddle, vertically and horizontally adjustable |
| Handlebar Adjustment | Fixed position |
| Console / Display | LCD computer display |
| Pedals | Foot straps to secure feet |
| Assembled Dimensions | 93 cm x 49 cm x 134 cm (L x W x H) |
| Warranty | 12 months parts replacement warranty |
| Frame | Heavy duty steel |
| Crank | 3-piece crank |
| Workout Statistics | Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, Pulse, Temperature, Odometer |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Hand pulse sensors |
| Accessories | Built-in iPad/Tablet/Book stand |
| Portability | Transport wheels |
| Maximum User Height | 190 cm |
Effort: 6 assembly steps in the manual; the bike arrives partially assembled. Tools: the fixings are hex screws, nuts and Phillips-head screws, so have an Allen (hex) key, a spanner and a Phillips screwdriver handy.
It arrives partially assembled in a single carton, delivered Australia-wide. Check the carton for any obvious transit damage before you sign, and keep the packaging aside until you've built it and confirmed everything's in the box.
Take photos before you unpack and email them to support@cardioonline.com.au within 48 hours of delivery. We'll lodge the freight claim, send out any replacement part, or organise a full replacement, and stay across it until you're riding. You don't chase the courier or Lifespan Fitness yourself, that's our job to sort.
The manual covers it in six assembly steps, and the bike arrives partially assembled. You're fitting the stabiliser bars, pedals, seat post and saddle, handlebar post and handlebars, then the console. The fixings are hex screws, nuts and Phillips-head screws, so have an Allen key, a spanner and a screwdriver handy, and work through the steps in order. An extra set of hands helps when lining up the handlebar post and threading the wires.
The assembled footprint is 93 cm long by 49 cm wide, standing 134 cm tall, so it slots into a corner or spare room easily and clears any standard ceiling with room to spare. Transport wheels let you tilt and roll it out of the way between sessions, handy if it shares a room with other furniture.
It's built for home riders up to 100 kg and 190 cm tall doing steady cardio, weight loss or general fitness sessions. The wide sports saddle adjusts up, down, forward and back, so most adults in the family can dial in a comfortable fit. If you're taller than 190 cm or over the weight limit, look at a heavier-duty bike in the range instead.
Yes, it runs entirely on its own. The magnetic flywheel with belt drive gives quiet, smooth pedalling across eight manual tension levels, and the LCD console shows time, speed, distance, calories, pulse, temperature and odometer with no phone or subscription needed. There's a built-in tablet and book stand if you'd rather follow your own content while you ride.
The hand grip sensors give you a rough read, fine for a general sense of effort during steady sessions; the manual is clear they are an exercise aid, not a medical device. The console reads pulse from the grips only, so if you're training to specific heart-rate zones, wear a separate chest strap or watch and read it there. Gripping the sensors mid-ride also interrupts your pedalling rhythm.
The EXER-58 is covered by a 12 month parts replacement warranty, handled by us here in Australia. If this product page shows the 100 Day Money Back Guarantee badge, you have 100 days to return it as-new, disassembled and repacked in the original box with all parts. We refund the product price and your original delivery fee with no restocking fee. We book the return freight, you cover its cost.
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