Brand | Schwinn |
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Special Feature | Console Display, Padded Seat, App Connectivity, Water Bottle Holder, Adjustable Resistance Level |
Color | Black |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
Item Weight | 112 Pounds |
Resistance Mechanism | Magnetic |
Product Dimensions | 48.7"D x 21.2"W x 51.8"H |
Maximum Weight Recommendation | 330 Pounds |
Handle Material | Alloy Steel |
Model Name | Schwinn IC4 Indoor Cycling Bike |
Maximum Height | 52 Inches |
Minimum Height | 131.6 Centimeters |
Number of Resistance Levels | 100 |
Drive System | Belt |
UPC | 708447913982 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00708447913982 |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 40.5 x 33 x 10 inches |
Package Weight | 54.6 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 48.7 x 21.2 x 51.8 inches |
Brand Name | Schwinn |
Warranty Description | 10 years frame, 1 year labor, 3 years parts |
Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Nautilus, Inc |
Part Number | 100873 |
Model Year | 2019 |
Style | Schwinn IC4 Indoor Cycling Bike |
Included Components | Exercise Bike |
Size | Large |
Sport Type | Cycling |
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Brand | Schwinn |
Special Feature | Console Display, Padded Seat, App Connectivity, Water Bottle Holder, Adjustable Resistance Level |
Color | Black |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
Item Weight | 112 Pounds |
Resistance Mechanism | Magnetic |
Product Dimensions | 48.7"D x 21.2"W x 51.8"H |
Maximum Weight Recommendation | 330 Pounds |
Handle Material | Alloy Steel |
About this item
- Try our JRNY Mobile-Only Membership for 2 months.
- Workout at home or on the go with inspiring trainers, and just-for-you adaptive workouts, from your phone or tablet
- Travel through 200 plus virtual courses at your own speed or experience them alongside your adaptive workouts
- Designed to work with popular cycling apps such as Peloton and Zwift (Separate subscriptions required)
- Magnetic resistance with 100 micro-adjustable resistance levels
- Dual-sided pedals (SPD clips | Toe Cages)
- Adjustable race-style seat
- Full color backlit LCD console monitors heart rate, speed, time, distance, calories and RPMs
- Easy access cradles with set of 3 lb. dumbbells
- Please review owner's manual for proper product care and contact information.
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Bluetooth Connectivity
Designed to work with the Peloton and Zwift apps, allowing you to stream thousands of classes directly into your home and compete against others in a virtual world that motivates you at every mile.*
*Subscriptions/memberships to compatible apps not included.
Magnetic Resistance
Magnetic resistance provides a smooth, quiet ride with 100 micro-adjustable resistance levels.
Dual Link Pedals
The IC4 offers the flexibility of using standard toe cages or SPD clips based on your riding preference.
Heart Rate Tracking
Monitor your heart rate with the included Bluetooth Heart Rate Armband.
Race-Style Seat
Race-style seat with fore/aft and height adjustment.
Generous LCD Display
Track your time, distance, calories, and RPM's while monitoring your heart rate.
Easy Access Cradles
Easy access cradles for 3 lb. dumbbells ( 3 lb. dumbbells included).
Dual Water Bottle Holders
Dual water bottle holders keep you hydrated throughout your workout.
Schwinn IC4 Indoor Cycling Bike | Schwinn IC3 Indoor Cycling Bike | Schwinn IC2 Indoor Cycling Bike | |
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Price | — | $699.00$699.00 | — |
Bluetooth Connectivity | ✓ | ||
JRNY Experience | ✓ | ||
Travel the Globe | Explore the World app | ||
Coaching Apps | Peloton App, Zwift App, Explore the World App, and more | ||
Heart Rate | Bluetooth Heart Rate Armband Included | Telemetry Enabled | |
Display Type | LCD Display | LCD Display | LCD Display |
Display Readouts | Time, Distance, Calories, RPMs & Heart Rate | Time, Distance, Speed, Calories, RPM & Watts | Time, Distance, Speed, Calories, RPM & Watts |
Resistance Levels | 100 | Infinite | Infinite |
Drive System | 40 lb. Flywheel | 40 lb. Flywheel | 40 lb. Flywheel |
Seat Rack | Race-Style Seat, For/Aft & Height Adjustable | Race-Style Seat, For/Aft & Height Adjustable | Race-Style Seat, For/Aft & Height Adjustable |
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ASIN | B07WZXSDKW |
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Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #77,787 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #130 in Exercise Bikes |
Date First Available | August 28, 2019 |
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Customers like the smoothness, value, and ease of assembly of the stationary bicycle. They mention that it has a very smooth ride, quiet, and worth the price. They also appreciate performance, and quality. That said, some disagree on noise, comfort, and adjustability.
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Customers like the quality of the stationary bicycle. They mention it's well-made, sturdy, and stable. Some say it'll be easy to put together and use. They appreciate the many levels of resistance and the heart rate sensor.
"...The bike arrived on time, well packaged and in good condition. Assembly was straightforward (took 1 hour for me to assemble alone)...." Read more
"...The bike seemed brand new and all of the pieces were present. I am guessing the package was damaged at some point but the bike was still brand new...." Read more
"...First thing I'll say about this bike is that it is incredibly sturdy...." Read more
"...Most importantly, this is a really well made mostly well designed gym-quality bike. I would bet that these are used in spin classes all over...." Read more
Customers find the assembly of the stationary bicycle to be easy. They mention the instructions are clear and the bike is simple. They also say that it integrates seamlessly with Peloton.
"...Assembly was straightforward (took 1 hour for me to assemble alone)...." Read more
"...Assembly was easy, took me maybe a half-hour (and that was taking my time)...." Read more
"...I would bet that these are used in spin classes all over. Assembly was easy, even people with modest mechanical skills will find it a breeze...." Read more
"...so after weeks of thought I bought this bike.. I assembled it..pretty easy...I tried it out and it was on level "30" initially after assemble...." Read more
Customers like the performance of the stationary bicycle. They say it works well, has no problems, and is a great piece of exercise equipment. Customers also mention that the Bluetooth heart monitor works well and the console has USB so you can charge the monitor. They also say that riding really helped strengthen their legs.
"...the knob and find it easy to follow online spinning classes and get great workouts. I have had good experience with response to questions, etc...." Read more
"...Otherwise, the bike has been flawless. So has the heartrate monitor—worked perfectly the first time and has worked perfectly ever since...." Read more
"...Save yourself the $150 and assemble yourself. The bike works beautifully...." Read more
"...A few notes:— The Schwinn IC4 computer unit won’t power or charge my iPad (the bike is connected to power and the screen is “lit”)—..." Read more
Customers find the value of the bike and app to be good. They say the monthly subscription is not that expensive, the quality is impressive, and the features are great for the price.
"...looking for a machine that fit adequately -- this is an amazing product for the price if you don't get hosed with shipping...." Read more
"...Monthly subscription is not that expensive (only their bikes are!!) and classes are fun...." Read more
"...After 11 months of owning the Schwinn IC4, this bike proved to be worth the money! It still integrates seamlessly with Peloton...." Read more
"...There is no required monthly fee required to own/use this bike, which was one of the major selling points for me..." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the smoothness of the bicycle. They mention that it has a very smooth ride, quiet, and easily adjustable levels. They also appreciate the solidity of frame, smoothness, pedal response, and overall feel of the bike. Some say that the bike rides extremely well, is quiet, smooth, and efficient.
"...I have ridden it one time so far and the bike is extremely stable, smooth and quiet. It feels like the bikes in spinning class...." Read more
"...The magnetic resistance on the IC4 is silky-smooth and feels great. The bike is quiet as a mouse...." Read more
"...Do not worry about this. Speed metrics will be sent just fine. Then when you start work out, choose cycling, not the indoor bike...." Read more
"...Water bottle holder very accessible, pretty good screen shows speed, distance, time. Wrist strap provides heart beat rate...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the adjustability of the stationary bicycle. Some mention that it adjusts horizontally and vertically, making it easy to feel comfortable both. The seat and handle bars are fully adjustable in four ways up, down, and the bike adjusts to fit you better than a Peloton. However, some say that the bike is unable to adjust properly, the seat height is not infinitely adjustable, and that the adjustment knobs can be tricky to use.
"...It's beautiful and sturdy! Everything is easy to adjust. The seat is SUCH good quality for this type of bike...." Read more
"...Everything that was factory-assembled was good and tight, all as it should be...." Read more
"...Only the seat height can be consistently set (pin into holes)...." Read more
"...Easy adjustable settings and the screen is super easy to figure out. It's so quiet which I absolutely love!..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the noise of the stationary bicycle. Some mention it rides like a dream, is not super-loud, and has no gear or grinding noises. However, others say that the noise is a bit squeaky, but not too loud and not enough to disturb the ride. It also makes some interesting noises when the rpm is higher than 80. Some customers also mention that there was a knocking noise on the right pedal stroke.
"...ridden it one time so far and the bike is extremely stable, smooth and quiet. It feels like the bikes in spinning class...." Read more
"...The bike is quiet as a mouse.Finally, I was not a fan of the seat that comes with the IC4...." Read more
"...The bike works beautifully. On the 2nd day I noticed some squeaking in the pedals but again I just you tubed and there was a helpful video that..." Read more
"...It is absolutely silent so you don't need to jack up the TV volume while you're riding...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the comfort of the stationary bicycle. Some mention that it allows them to adjust and feel comfortable both seated sprints and standing, the bike does have a good feel, and the handlebars are comfortable at all positions. However, others say that the seat is uncomfortable, hard as heck, and awkward.
"...to each other as they will go, it's still a little uncomfortable for me to lean forward far enough to grip the handlebars. (I'm 5'5")..." Read more
"...The magnetic resistance on the IC4 is silky-smooth and feels great. The bike is quiet as a mouse...." Read more
"Seat is unusable, incredibly painful to ride with seat. Moved the old seat from previous bike to this one...." Read more
"...It is reasonably comfortable.The flywheel is heavy enough to make for a smooth ride.Mediocre points:..." Read more
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I am an outdoor cyclist and figure this bike has now seen the equivalent of around 800 miles on a road bike. I have been reading reviews and it seems that there is some quality inconsistency -- mine is great; other folk have problems. I find the bike to be sturdy and reliable. I ride pretty hard both in and out of the saddle (that's what spinning classes do) and use a variety of resistances from easy (high pedal rate/"flat road) to low pedal rate, high resistance simulating hill climbing.
I have had one significant issue so far -- The display stopped working after only a couple of weeks. Schwinn support was good except they mis-diagnosed the problem. They felt is was a faulty sensor and sent a new one. Since the display began to work again a few days later I diagnosed it as sweat getting into the connector (I sweat profusely during the ride and the display and wiring get soaked). So I used duct tape to protect the vulnerable area and that worked. I never did swap out the sensor. More on the display later.
I also developed a small noise in the pedals after about 30 hours. I tightened them up and was good-to-go again. I think it is good to check and tighten moving parts periodically to prevent problems. For those who are concerned about all of the complaints about pedal problems you should note that so many of them are concerning the left pedal. I think some people do not realize that the left pedal is threaded opposite direction. Screwing it in clockwise (normal direction) will result in cross threading and early failure!
Now, back to the display. The electronic display would be much more useful if the cadence information was not alternating with the speed data. The only two true pieces of data are the cadence and heart rate — they should both be in their own area on the display. The speed, distance and calories are not at all accurate since they do not take into account the resistance of the felt brake pad. More brake pressure simulates a higher gear and, therefore, would result in a higher speed for the same cadence. Similarly, calories burned are a function of both cadence and resistance so are therefore not accurate (resistance not taken into account). My suggestion is to move the speed information to alternate with the distance information.
Since the heart rate on the display only recognizes a limited number of HR monitors (and not mine) I devised another solution. I removed the display and for about $10 got the same bracket I use on my road bicycle to hold my iPhone (it clamps onto the handlebars). I now can use my heart rate monitor and my cadence monitor from my bike for an accurate display (my phone). AND it then gives me a record of the workout by time including calories burned. Using an app like Strava I can now keep track of my workouts in a way that I can see progress (or lack thereof).
Another minor issue is that if you sweat a lot, the front fender needs to be a bit longer to prevent sweat from dripping onto the flywheel’s circumference. When sweat from my head drips onto the flywheel it changes the resistance generated by the felt braking mechanism. I made an extension using part of a Weber BBQ drip pan attached by duct tape.
Read my "first impressions" review below for the multiple user issue I discuss -- not a problem for me but might be for some!
Bottom line: Great bike at a fraction of the price of the well known "professional" bikes. I have gotten used to changing the resistance using the knob and find it easy to follow online spinning classes and get great workouts. I have had good experience with response to questions, etc. from Nautilus (Schwinn) customer service. Had to wait on hold for longer than I would have liked but I understand this problem since sales have been so strong that the customer service lines are swamped. Exercise equipment became the new "toilet paper" due to Covid-19. The warranty on this bike is great and I am thankful that I found a way to exercise vigorously to keep my sanity until this Covid-19 thing is over!
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This is a "first impressions" review. The bike arrived on time, well packaged and in good condition. Assembly was straightforward (took 1 hour for me to assemble alone). There are two points in assembly where a second person would have been helpful -- getting the stuff out of the box (without destroying the box), and attaching the front and rear stabilizers (requires elevating the attach points). Both difficulties are because the bike is heavy with heavy flywheel and those become pluses for the riding experience.
I have ridden it one time so far and the bike is extremely stable, smooth and quiet. It feels like the bikes in spinning class.
One big drawback: If you plan to share this bike with another person (or several) it will be difficult for each to consistently set it the same way each time. There are four adjustments: seat height and fore-aft position; handlebar height and fore-aft position. Only the seat height can be consistently set (pin into holes). The other three settings have no specific position markings and the only way to re-set to the same position after they have been changed would be with a ruler or tape measure. Additionally, these three adjustments are secured by screwing in adjustment handles which cause pins to bear on the corresponding post. They have to be torqued down pretty hard to avoid wobble and, I believe, repetitive re-setting positions will cause failure to lock in the positions without wobble.
NOTE: I'm absolutely convinced that everyone having trouble with pedals coming loose on this bike doesn't understand that the LEFT PEDAL SCREWS ON COUNTER-CLOCKWISE. I'm a lifelong cyclist so this was obvious to me—but clearly it isn't to many people. If you try screwing the left pedal in clockwise, you'll probably succeed—and strip the thread in the process! (Leading to the pedal coming out pretty quickly.) I screwed mine in correctly, going slow to be sure it was threaded properly, and have had ZERO issues with either pedal coming loose.
My only very minor complaint with the bike was that the plastic guard covering the drivetrain creaked a bit...but a simple 1" square of cardboard shoved between the plastic guard and the frame fixed that for good. Otherwise, the bike has been flawless. So has the heartrate monitor—worked perfectly the first time and has worked perfectly ever since.
For the cost, the IC4 is a VASTLY better value than a Peloton bike or other more expensive spinbikes. I have no use for Peloton classes, so couldn't possibly care less about how well it works for those (but I hear it works fairly well if you want to do that).
For my workouts, I've been using the app called "Kinetic" on my iPad—this app syncs perfectly with both the heartrate monitor and the cadence sensor on the IC4. (So all I use the bike's computer for is to monitor my power setting). The magnetic resistance on the IC4 is silky-smooth and feels great. The bike is quiet as a mouse.
Finally, I was not a fan of the seat that comes with the IC4. It's a well-made seat but too wide (in my opinion) if you're a cyclist accustomed to narrower road bike seats (like me). Non-cyclists may not think so, but the narrower your seat, the more comfortable it is (I know, it's counter-intuitive, but trust me on this!) This was an easy fix for me—I just replaced the seat with a narrower one I picked up at my local bike shop, easy-peasy.
So if you're considering a spinbike, I would absolutely NOT hesitate to buy the IC4 (and yes, it is definitely worth it to spend the extra few hundred bucks for the IC4's magnetic resistance over the IC3's felt pad resistance).
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2020
NOTE: I'm absolutely convinced that everyone having trouble with pedals coming loose on this bike doesn't understand that the LEFT PEDAL SCREWS ON COUNTER-CLOCKWISE. I'm a lifelong cyclist so this was obvious to me—but clearly it isn't to many people. If you try screwing the left pedal in clockwise, you'll probably succeed—and strip the thread in the process! (Leading to the pedal coming out pretty quickly.) I screwed mine in correctly, going slow to be sure it was threaded properly, and have had ZERO issues with either pedal coming loose.
My only very minor complaint with the bike was that the plastic guard covering the drivetrain creaked a bit...but a simple 1" square of cardboard shoved between the plastic guard and the frame fixed that for good. Otherwise, the bike has been flawless. So has the heartrate monitor—worked perfectly the first time and has worked perfectly ever since.
For the cost, the IC4 is a VASTLY better value than a Peloton bike or other more expensive spinbikes. I have no use for Peloton classes, so couldn't possibly care less about how well it works for those (but I hear it works fairly well if you want to do that).
For my workouts, I've been using the app called "Kinetic" on my iPad—this app syncs perfectly with both the heartrate monitor and the cadence sensor on the IC4. (So all I use the bike's computer for is to monitor my power setting). The magnetic resistance on the IC4 is silky-smooth and feels great. The bike is quiet as a mouse.
Finally, I was not a fan of the seat that comes with the IC4. It's a well-made seat but too wide (in my opinion) if you're a cyclist accustomed to narrower road bike seats (like me). Non-cyclists may not think so, but the narrower your seat, the more comfortable it is (I know, it's counter-intuitive, but trust me on this!) This was an easy fix for me—I just replaced the seat with a narrower one I picked up at my local bike shop, easy-peasy.
So if you're considering a spinbike, I would absolutely NOT hesitate to buy the IC4 (and yes, it is definitely worth it to spend the extra few hundred bucks for the IC4's magnetic resistance over the IC3's felt pad resistance).
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Reviewed in Brazil on October 27, 2022
I use this bike with the Peloton app. The computer readout displays RPM (cadence) although the RPM information alternates with the speed (km/h) information so it's a bit of a nuisance if you're trying to follow RPM closely but the display is showing speed. Over time you'll know the speed equivalence of RPM/cadence so it doesn't bother me that the display doesn't show RPM all the time. (ie: 35 km/h = approx 90 RPM, 25 km/h = approx 70 RPM) The Schwinn bike does not display resistance levels. One tip I have if you're using the Peloton app is to go and try the Peloton bike at one of their showrooms. You'll get a good feel for what a resistance level 20 / 40 / 60 feels like so you can adjust accordingly with the Schwinn bike based on feel. For me close enough is good enough. Peloton resistance levels are generally a range/guide and each person adjusts according to their comfort/ability anyways.
The calorie information does not take into account resistance. It seems to only take into consideration time and distance. The bike does not come with a heart rate monitor despite the computer having a box that would show heart rate/pulse if you purchased a compatible remote heart rate monitor.
If you use a large tablet (for the time being I use my iPhone) it can be difficult to grab the water bottle out of the water bottle holder since the tablet would be in the way. I would purchase a separate water bottle holder if I do use a tablet in the future.
I have Specialized cycling shoes with shimano clips. They are perfectly compatible with the clips that come with the bike. No issues at all clipping in and out of the bike. I have taken off the cage straps as they kept slapping the pedal itself and making noise when pedaling with cycling shoes.
Assembly was easy and straight forward. You'll need two people - one person to hold/lift the bike up while the other person places the front and back base brackets in place. The box is also heavy and should be moved by two people.
All in all, I love this bike. It solid and well built, looks great, quiet, feels great, rides smooth. This isn't a Peloton bike but it does all the things that spinning bikes are supposed to do. If you're looking for a cost effective alternative to Peloton bike or just a solid spinning bike for your home, I highly recommend this one.