Joshua Goldman | Apr 18, 2009

(Credit: RealRyder)
I run only when chased, so biking has always been my preferred method for a
cardio workout. However, I've never been much for stationary bikes or spinning.
The
RealRyder ABF8 spin bike, however,
might change my mind. (Though I doubt I'll have the US$1,995 to buy one anytime
soon.)
Instead of a rigid ride, the bike has an articulating frame letting you lean,
steer, and sway from side to side as if you were on a typical road bike.
The company claims the instability allows for a more complete workout,
engaging core and upper-body muscles since you are in fact trying to keep your
balance.
If you haven't already, watch the video to see what I mean. (Be warned,
though, Feist is playing throughout the 3-minute-long video.)
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