Can you see if the bike lcd computer can be removed from the top handlebar holder and placed by itself in the phone/tablet expandable holder below? The bike lcd computer Is a litter thicker than a phone or iPad due to the rounded battery compartment and may not stay secured to the expandable spring action of the phone/iPad holder. I ask this since it’s so high and blocks part of the view to a tv in the background or if you add the optional 22” IX display. You could view a tv to the right or left side but that could cause neck strain. Normally the bike lcd computer is lower and the phone/tablet holder is above it. I believe they reversed this setup due to the optional 22 IX display which mounts directly in front of the handle bars. I live near Chicago and saw this bike yesterday at a dealer with the 22 IX display attached. They also had the bike lcd computer attached for demo purposes and it blocks the center of the 22 IX display. I couldn’t get them to try what I noted above because they had too many customers.
I brought my IPad to a dealer near Chicago and it sees the power meter installed and worked perfectly with Zwift. This bike is one of the few that’s Zwift approved on their website. Instant power readings with no lag! I achieved a 500+ reading with some aggressive peddling near max resistance. Appeared accurate. I also tried the Peleton app and it picked up cadence within the app. This is a solid bike!
I picked up the bike in person from The Treadmill Factory in Markham. Called up asking if it were in stock, they confirmed it was so I went the following Morning and picked it up in person. Assembly was pretty straight forward. Thanks.
In my are near Chicago it’s priced at 1399 at Johnston Fitness. I was able to get $70 off just by asking which brought it down to $1330. I paid for pickup at the store and will get later in the week after it comes from their warehouse. The bike LCD was offered at $90 and the 22” IX display was offered at $395. All fitness equipment is in high demand so I was happy to save a few dollars. I bought all three but need to figure out the bike lcd computer mounted too high noted in another comment. I would like to see the work out metrics while watching Peleton without blocking a tv in the background or mounted 22” screen.
@@timdunlevy1810 I am very patiently waiting for mine to come in next week as well possibly from the same store you ordered it at. I am very excited to get it when I do. Hopefully the delivery schedule won't change.
@@erackauskas4941 Hello neighbor! Are you getting any accessories with the bike? Trying to decide if I should skip the 22” IX screen and buy a bigger TV from Costco for around the same price. It’s a tough decision since 22” IX screen is a really nice panel with non reflective coating. They have it displayed with ICR50 next to a Norditrack S22i and there’s a big difference in quality with the same iFit content playing. It blows the S22i away in clarity.
@@timdunlevy1810 I only ordered the very small display; I plan on using a very large wall mounted TV from Costco or BestBuy to use for my cycle adventures. I want to feel like I am biking around the world!
I’m trying to decide between the ICR50 and the CXM model (because the console tracks watts).Do you find the calories burned to be fairly accurate on this bike?
Can you see if the bike lcd computer can be removed from the top handlebar holder and placed by itself in the phone/tablet expandable holder below? The bike lcd computer Is a litter thicker than a phone or iPad due to the rounded battery compartment and may not stay secured to the expandable spring action of the phone/iPad holder. I ask this since it’s so high and blocks part of the view to a tv in the background or if you add the optional 22” IX display. You could view a tv to the right or left side but that could cause neck strain. Normally the bike lcd computer is lower and the phone/tablet holder is above it. I believe they reversed this setup due to the optional 22 IX display which mounts directly in front of the handle bars. I live near Chicago and saw this bike yesterday at a dealer with the 22 IX display attached. They also had the bike lcd computer attached for demo purposes and it blocks the center of the 22 IX display. I couldn’t get them to try what I noted above because they had too many customers.
thanks for taking the time to review. I'm finding its VERY difficult to find quality and trusting the internet -- having been burned-- is difficuly.
Thanks for watching! I been using this machine 7 days / week for 1hr35min sessions, she is super solid!
How do you get your heart rate to display on the lcd screen?
Thanks for the video, how do get the heart rate to display on the LCD screen?
Did you try running it with any apps on the TV like Zwift? IF so, how easy were they able to connect?
I haven't tried any 3rd party apps or any other connectivity, I can look into however
I brought my IPad to a dealer near Chicago and it sees the power meter installed and worked perfectly with Zwift. This bike is one of the few that’s Zwift approved on their website. Instant power readings with no lag! I achieved a 500+ reading with some aggressive peddling near max resistance. Appeared accurate. I also tried the Peleton app and it picked up cadence within the app. This is a solid bike!
And you you still have the bike?
And how do you like it now
Yes. It's been just great since day one.
@@AQUPAS Thank you for the anser, i orderd one today.
Hello, what app did you use
Hi! why my monitor screen is not stable? its blinking in every 20 second. kindly need help.
Where did you buy the bike from? Was it shipped?
I picked up the bike in person from The Treadmill Factory in Markham. Called up asking if it were in stock, they confirmed it was so I went the following Morning and picked it up in person. Assembly was pretty straight forward. Thanks.
Thanks!
How is the price point vs like the bow flex and peloton models. Thanks
In my are near Chicago it’s priced at 1399 at Johnston Fitness. I was able to get $70 off just by asking which brought it down to $1330. I paid for pickup at the store and will get later in the week after it comes from their warehouse. The bike LCD was offered at $90 and the 22” IX display was offered at $395. All fitness equipment is in high demand so I was happy to save a few dollars. I bought all three but need to figure out the bike lcd computer mounted too high noted in another comment. I would like to see the work out metrics while watching Peleton without blocking a tv in the background or mounted 22” screen.
@@timdunlevy1810 I am very patiently waiting for mine to come in next week as well possibly from the same store you ordered it at. I am very excited to get it when I do. Hopefully the delivery schedule won't change.
@@erackauskas4941 Hello neighbor! Are you getting any accessories with the bike? Trying to decide if I should skip the 22” IX screen and buy a bigger TV from Costco for around the same price. It’s a tough decision since 22” IX screen is a really nice panel with non reflective coating. They have it displayed with ICR50 next to a Norditrack S22i and there’s a big difference in quality with the same iFit content playing. It blows the S22i away in clarity.
@@timdunlevy1810 I only ordered the very small display; I plan on using a very large wall mounted TV from Costco or BestBuy to use for my cycle adventures. I want to feel like I am biking around the world!
What app you use?
Will the console show your current speed while pedaling?
Yes along with your RPM
I’m trying to decide between the ICR50 and the CXM model (because the console tracks watts).Do you find the calories burned to be fairly accurate on this bike?