Phyciser Motorized Physical Therapy Exercise Bike
- 20 resistance levels, 2 programs
- Automatic motorized mode, up to 85 rpm
- 60 watts max horsepower, 120 watts rated
- 220 lb maximum user weight
- 15.7 in deep, 13 in wide, 36 in tall, 34 lb
- Corded electric, push button controls, ABS
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A compact corded motorized pedal exerciser sold for physical therapy, with many resistance levels and push button control. It is not a full-size fitness bike, and software update support is listed as unknown.
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ASIN: B0GM8XJH31Category: Leg Exercisers
Overview
A living room chair or bedside spot with an outlet nearby is where this motorized pedal bike belongs, since it plugs into the wall. An automatic mode turns the pedals by motor, with push button controls, a fixed handle and leg support.
A motor does the pedaling work, which suits low-effort sessions at home, and the compact frame is small enough to move between rooms. Expect no heavy cardio: top speed and motor output are modest, and a full seat or display is not described.
Who it's for
Home users sold on a motorized pedal exerciser for therapy-style routines, with an outlet close by. Fitness cyclists, and users above the stated weight limit, should look at a conventional bike.
Pros and cons
- Motor-driven automatic mode
- Many resistance levels
- Push button controls
- Compact and light frame
- User weight limit is modest
- Seat and display details absent
- Corded, so needs an outlet
- Software update support unknown
Performance notes
Motor output and the speed ceiling set how gentle or demanding a session feels, and the resistance levels shift effort in steps. Corded power means the bike stays near an outlet. Leg support and a fixed handle limit how users can position themselves.
Specifications
| Brand | Phyciser |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 220 poundslower than 52% of 24 leg exercisers |
| Item Dimensions D X W X H | 15.7 inches x 13 inches x 36 inches |
| Item weight | 34 pounds |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Maximum Speed | 85 rpm |
| Wattage | 120 watts |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Power Source | Corded electric |
| Maximum Horsepower | 60 watts |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) |
| Color | Silver |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty & support | |
| Software Update Supported To Date | unknown |
| Other details | |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Number Of Resistance Levels | 20 |
| Control Type | Push button |
| Handle Type | Fixed |
| Number Of Programs | 2 |
Closest rivals on specs
INNOLIFE Adjustable Sissy Squat Machine Black- Maximum Weight Recommendation 220 vs 180 pounds (+22%)
Frequently asked questions
Is the Phyciser a regular exercise bike for fitness training?
No. It is a motorized exercise bike sold for physical therapy with leg support, with a top speed of 85 rpm and a modest motor rating. The listing describes no flywheel, seat or console.
Does the Phyciser motorized bike need to be plugged in?
Yes. The power source is listed as corded electric.
Is the Phyciser motorized bike a medical device?
The listing says physical therapy but makes no medical certification claim. Ask a clinician whether it suits your situation.