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Schwinn 130 Upright Bike

  • 300 lb weight capacity
  • 16 magnetic resistance levels
  • Upright frame, 41.3 x 21.4 x 56.6 inches
  • 26 kg bike weight
  • Corded electric, distance monitor
  • 10 year frame warranty, 1 year electronics

Last refreshed Jun 30, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A compact upright bike with magnetic resistance and a distance monitor, for riders who want a traditional seat position. Assembly and rider height details in the listing are thin.

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ASIN: B087ZKD936Model: 130Category: Exercise Bikes

Overview

Pedaling upright on a magnetic resistance frame, this indoor bike gives a familiar saddle position with a monitor for distance travelled. A power cord supplies the console, and the handles are steel or aluminum alloy.

A smaller footprint than a recumbent design makes it easier to fit into a corner, and the warranty terms cover frame, electronics and parts separately. The listing is vague on drive type and on who the bike fits, so a careful read before buying is wise.

Who it's for

A bedroom or office corner with an outlet nearby, used for steady indoor pedaling. Anyone needing a confirmed rider height range or printed assembly steps should look at a bike whose listing spells them out.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Compact upright footprint
  • Many resistance levels
  • Distance travelled monitor
  • Warranty split across frame and parts
Cons
  • Drive type given as belt or chain
  • Rider height entries look inconsistent
  • Detailed assembly instructions not provided
  • Needs a nearby power outlet

Performance notes

Magnetic resistance changes load by moving magnets relative to the wheel, which avoids pad wear and holds the load steady. An upright posture shifts weight onto the saddle and handlebars, so comfort over longer sessions depends on seat height and handle position.

Where it stands among exercise bikes

  • #4 most-searched brand and model of the 7 exercise bikes lines we track (by search demand, not sales).

From the specs of the 72 exercise bikes we list; not a test result.

Specifications

BrandSchwinn
Model130
Dimensions & fit
Maximum Weight Recommendation300 pounds
Minimum Height147 centimeters
Maximum Height56 incheslower than 65% of 21 exercise bikes
Item weight26 kg
Item Dimensions D x W x H41.3 x 21.4 x 56.6 inches
Power & efficiency
Power SourceCorded Electric
Construction & materials
Handle MaterialAluminum Alloy or Steel
ColorBlack
Included components
Included ComponentsExercise bike
Unit Count1 Count
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year electronics, 10 years frame, 2 years parts, 90 days labor
Other details
Resistance MechanismMagnetic
Number of Resistance Levels16
Drive SystemBelt or chain (listing is ambiguous)
Assembly Instructions DescriptionAssembly required, detailed instructions not provided
Special FeaturesDistance Travelled Monitor
Recommended Uses For ProductIndoor

Closest rivals on specs

YOSUDA 5-in-1 Folding Exercise Bike
  • Maximum Height 56 vs 50 inches (+12%)
Exerpeutic 1200 Foldable Exercise Bike
  • Maximum Height 56 vs 73 inches (-23%)
CHAOKE Magnetic Exercise Bike
  • Maximum Height 56 vs 73.2 inches (-23%)
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Frequently asked questions

What rider heights suit the Schwinn 130 upright bike?

The listing gives a minimum of 147 centimeters and a maximum of 56 inches. The entries use mixed units and look inconsistent, so confirm the fit with the seller.

Does the Schwinn 130 use a belt or a chain?

The drive system is listed as belt or chain, so it is not clear which one is fitted.

Is the Schwinn 130 a recumbent bike?

No. It is listed as an upright exercise bike, with a standard seated position over the pedals.