Exercise Bikes

Cecotec DrumFit Indoor 24000 Spin Bike Magnetic with Wheels Code: 07247

The exercise bike, from the company Cecotec, features a flywheel equivalent to 24 Kg and 8 resistance levels to adjust the intensity of your workout. The magnetic resistance system that uses magnets...

The exercise bike, from the company Cecotec, features a flywheel equivalent to 24 Kg and 8 resistance levels to adjust the intensity of your workout. The magnetic resistance system that uses magnets provides a smooth and natural pedaling feel, minimizing maintenance. Adjust the saddle vertically and horizontally and the handlebar vertically to achieve...

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Description

Description

The exercise bike, from the company Cecotec, features a flywheel equivalent to 24 Kg and 8 resistance levels to adjust the intensity of your workout. The magnetic resistance system that uses magnets provides a smooth and natural pedaling feel, minimizing maintenance. Adjust the saddle vertically and horizontally and the handlebar vertically to achieve maximum performance in your training. Its ergonomically designed handlebar with non-slip material provides a comfortable grip with every use.

By combining your bike with the Kinomap app, you will be able to benefit from features such as online competition with other users, tracking your workouts, and exploring various routes. Additionally, you will be able to adjust the resistance according to each stage of the selected route, making your training more dynamic and realistic. The maximum user weight is 120 Kg and the maximum recommended user height is 190 cm.


Features:

  • Flywheel 24 Kg
  • 8-level magnetic resistance system
  • Adjustable saddle and handlebars
  • LCD screen: speed, time, distance, calories, steps
  • Heart rate measurement
  • Transport wheels
  • Device holder
  • Connection with Kinomap app
  • Maximum user height: 190 cm

The package includes:

  • The DrumFit Indoor 24000 Magnetic Connected bike
  • The mounting kit
  • The 2 AAA batteries
  • The manual

Manufacturer

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
07247
Type
Spin Bike
Operation Mode
Magnetic (Manual)
Electronic Console
Yes
Plates Weight
24 kg
Maximum User Weight
120 kg
Additional Specifications
Tablet/Mobile phone stand, with Wheels

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (3)

Reviews

  1. 2
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • Resistance level
  • Stability
  • Is the wheel moving smoothly?
  • Value for money
  • Construction quality
  • Assembly
  • Saddle comfort
  • dimlucas
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Very high-quality construction. It doesn’t creak and no part moves at all. Assembly was quick and can be done without instructions; that is, it is clear where each piece goes.

    Fully magnetic with 8 resistance levels and a 24 kg flywheel. Small in size, it doesn’t take up much space. The calorie readings were indeed very close to those measured by the Huawei Watch GT 5 Pro; however, the display does not match the overall design. It is a cheap build, but if you use the Bluetooth connection or have a smartwatch, you won’t have any problem.

    The support stand is also very useful; it easily fits a phone or a small tablet, and because, as I mentioned before, the bike is heavy and stable, you never worry that the device will fall.

    The only negative I would mention is that it does not have some kind of brake to stop the flywheel in case you lose contact with the pedals. The best thing you can do in that case is to push the lever to level 8 to slow the flywheel down faster.

    The price is a bit steep; Cecotec is a Spanish company and in Spain the model sells for up to 150 euros cheaper.

    Attention: there are 2 versions. The version that says magnetic connected and DOES NOT have a shock absorber is the only fully magnetic one

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  • Freak50
    4
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    I ended up with this bike as the only one available immediately and at a reasonable price that had Bluetooth, to support connection with mobile apps.

    I am 1.85m / 90 kg.

    Pros:

    - Sturdy bike that doesn't move at all if you adjust the legs correctly.

    - Decent resistance levels for its price.

    - Quiet.

    - Connects via Bluetooth to apps like Kinomap that offer several possibilities.

    - Bonus points for the large tablet holder on the handlebars.

    Let's move on to the negatives:

    - Assembly is a hassle if you are alone, as the bike weighs quite a few kilograms.

    - Parts with "scales" like the seat post and handlebars need some kind of lubrication from the beginning, otherwise they don't move easily.

    - The "holders" for the feet on the pedals are not large enough, resulting in uncomfortable foot placement if you have large shoe size. (I removed them)

    - The seat was the worst part of the whole bike, personally it didn't suit me at all and I recommend changing it to one that suits you.

    - The numbers when connected to cycling apps will definitely not be 100% accurate, as we are talking about a bike under €500 and it is completely justified.

    Overall, a very decent bike, I recommend it to those who don't want to spend a fortune and want to use the Bluetooth feature for a more interactive workout.

    If you are not interested in Bluetooth, there are definitely better options at this price.

    I hope I helped.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Resistance level
    • Stability
    • Is the wheel moving smoothly?
    • Value for money
    • Construction quality
    • Assembly
    • Saddle comfort
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    • Resistance level
    • Stability
    • Construction quality
    • Assembly
    • Saddle comfort
    • Is the wheel moving smoothly?
    • Value for money
  • Very high-quality construction. It doesn’t creak and no part moves at all. Assembly was quick and can be done without instructions; that is, it is clear where each piece goes.

    Fully magnetic with 8 resistance levels and a 24 kg flywheel. Small in size, it doesn’t take up much space. The calorie readings were indeed very close to those measured by the Huawei Watch GT 5 Pro; however, the display does not match the overall design. It is a cheap build, but if you use the Bluetooth connection or have a smartwatch, you won’t have any problem.

    The support stand is also very useful; it easily fits a phone or a small tablet, and because, as I mentioned before, the bike is heavy and stable, you never worry that the device will fall.

    The only negative I would mention is that it does not have some kind of brake to stop the flywheel in case you lose contact with the pedals. The best thing you can do in that case is to push the lever to level 8 to slow the flywheel down faster.

    The price is a bit steep; Cecotec is a Spanish company and in Spain the model sells for up to 150 euros cheaper.

    Attention: there are 2 versions. The version that says magnetic connected and DOES NOT have a shock absorber is the only fully magnetic one

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • I ended up with this bike as the only one available immediately and at a reasonable price that had Bluetooth, to support connection with mobile apps.

    I am 1.85m / 90 kg.

    Pros:

    - Sturdy bike that doesn't move at all if you adjust the legs correctly.

    - Decent resistance levels for its price.

    - Quiet.

    - Connects via Bluetooth to apps like Kinomap that offer several possibilities.

    - Bonus points for the large tablet holder on the handlebars.

    Let's move on to the negatives:

    - Assembly is a hassle if you are alone, as the bike weighs quite a few kilograms.

    - Parts with "scales" like the seat post and handlebars need some kind of lubrication from the beginning, otherwise they don't move easily.

    - The "holders" for the feet on the pedals are not large enough, resulting in uncomfortable foot placement if you have large shoe size. (I removed them)

    - The seat was the worst part of the whole bike, personally it didn't suit me at all and I recommend changing it to one that suits you.

    - The numbers when connected to cycling apps will definitely not be 100% accurate, as we are talking about a bike under €500 and it is completely justified.

    Overall, a very decent bike, I recommend it to those who don't want to spend a fortune and want to use the Bluetooth feature for a more interactive workout.

    If you are not interested in Bluetooth, there are definitely better options at this price.

    I hope I helped.

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Description & Specifications

The exercise bike, from the company Cecotec, features a flywheel equivalent to 24 Kg and 8 resistance levels to adjust the intensity of your workout. The magnetic resistance system that uses magnets provides a smooth and natural pedaling feel, minimizing maintenance. Adjust the saddle vertically and horizontally and the handlebar vertically to achieve maximum performance in your training. Its ergonomically designed handlebar with non-slip material provides a comfortable grip with every use.

By combining your bike with the Kinomap app, you will be able to benefit from features such as online competition with other users, tracking your workouts, and exploring various routes. Additionally, you will be able to adjust the resistance according to each stage of the selected route, making your training more dynamic and realistic. The maximum user weight is 120 Kg and the maximum recommended user height is 190 cm.


Features:

  • Flywheel 24 Kg
  • 8-level magnetic resistance system
  • Adjustable saddle and handlebars
  • LCD screen: speed, time, distance, calories, steps
  • Heart rate measurement
  • Transport wheels
  • Device holder
  • Connection with Kinomap app
  • Maximum user height: 190 cm

The package includes:

  • The DrumFit Indoor 24000 Magnetic Connected bike
  • The mounting kit
  • The 2 AAA batteries
  • The manual

Manufacturer

Product Number
07247
Type
Spin Bike
Operation Mode
Magnetic (Manual)
Electronic Console
Yes
Plates Weight
24 kg
Maximum User Weight
120 kg
Additional Specifications
Tablet/Mobile phone stand, with Wheels

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 2
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Resistance level
  • Stability
  • Is the wheel moving smoothly?
  • Value for money
  • Construction quality
  • Assembly
  • Saddle comfort
  • dimlucas
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Very high-quality construction. It doesn’t creak and no part moves at all. Assembly was quick and can be done without instructions; that is, it is clear where each piece goes.

    Fully magnetic with 8 resistance levels and a 24 kg flywheel. Small in size, it doesn’t take up much space. The calorie readings were indeed very close to those measured by the Huawei Watch GT 5 Pro; however, the display does not match the overall design. It is a cheap build, but if you use the Bluetooth connection or have a smartwatch, you won’t have any problem.

    The support stand is also very useful; it easily fits a phone or a small tablet, and because, as I mentioned before, the bike is heavy and stable, you never worry that the device will fall.

    The only negative I would mention is that it does not have some kind of brake to stop the flywheel in case you lose contact with the pedals. The best thing you can do in that case is to push the lever to level 8 to slow the flywheel down faster.

    The price is a bit steep; Cecotec is a Spanish company and in Spain the model sells for up to 150 euros cheaper.

    Attention: there are 2 versions. The version that says magnetic connected and DOES NOT have a shock absorber is the only fully magnetic one

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Freak50
    4
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    I ended up with this bike as the only one available immediately and at a reasonable price that had Bluetooth, to support connection with mobile apps.

    I am 1.85m / 90 kg.

    Pros:

    - Sturdy bike that doesn't move at all if you adjust the legs correctly.

    - Decent resistance levels for its price.

    - Quiet.

    - Connects via Bluetooth to apps like Kinomap that offer several possibilities.

    - Bonus points for the large tablet holder on the handlebars.

    Let's move on to the negatives:

    - Assembly is a hassle if you are alone, as the bike weighs quite a few kilograms.

    - Parts with "scales" like the seat post and handlebars need some kind of lubrication from the beginning, otherwise they don't move easily.

    - The "holders" for the feet on the pedals are not large enough, resulting in uncomfortable foot placement if you have large shoe size. (I removed them)

    - The seat was the worst part of the whole bike, personally it didn't suit me at all and I recommend changing it to one that suits you.

    - The numbers when connected to cycling apps will definitely not be 100% accurate, as we are talking about a bike under €500 and it is completely justified.

    Overall, a very decent bike, I recommend it to those who don't want to spend a fortune and want to use the Bluetooth feature for a more interactive workout.

    If you are not interested in Bluetooth, there are definitely better options at this price.

    I hope I helped.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Resistance level
    • Stability
    • Is the wheel moving smoothly?
    • Value for money
    • Construction quality
    • Assembly
    • Saddle comfort
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    • Resistance level
    • Stability
    • Construction quality
    • Assembly
    • Saddle comfort
    • Is the wheel moving smoothly?
    • Value for money
  • Very high-quality construction. It doesn’t creak and no part moves at all. Assembly was quick and can be done without instructions; that is, it is clear where each piece goes.

    Fully magnetic with 8 resistance levels and a 24 kg flywheel. Small in size, it doesn’t take up much space. The calorie readings were indeed very close to those measured by the Huawei Watch GT 5 Pro; however, the display does not match the overall design. It is a cheap build, but if you use the Bluetooth connection or have a smartwatch, you won’t have any problem.

    The support stand is also very useful; it easily fits a phone or a small tablet, and because, as I mentioned before, the bike is heavy and stable, you never worry that the device will fall.

    The only negative I would mention is that it does not have some kind of brake to stop the flywheel in case you lose contact with the pedals. The best thing you can do in that case is to push the lever to level 8 to slow the flywheel down faster.

    The price is a bit steep; Cecotec is a Spanish company and in Spain the model sells for up to 150 euros cheaper.

    Attention: there are 2 versions. The version that says magnetic connected and DOES NOT have a shock absorber is the only fully magnetic one

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • I ended up with this bike as the only one available immediately and at a reasonable price that had Bluetooth, to support connection with mobile apps.

    I am 1.85m / 90 kg.

    Pros:

    - Sturdy bike that doesn't move at all if you adjust the legs correctly.

    - Decent resistance levels for its price.

    - Quiet.

    - Connects via Bluetooth to apps like Kinomap that offer several possibilities.

    - Bonus points for the large tablet holder on the handlebars.

    Let's move on to the negatives:

    - Assembly is a hassle if you are alone, as the bike weighs quite a few kilograms.

    - Parts with "scales" like the seat post and handlebars need some kind of lubrication from the beginning, otherwise they don't move easily.

    - The "holders" for the feet on the pedals are not large enough, resulting in uncomfortable foot placement if you have large shoe size. (I removed them)

    - The seat was the worst part of the whole bike, personally it didn't suit me at all and I recommend changing it to one that suits you.

    - The numbers when connected to cycling apps will definitely not be 100% accurate, as we are talking about a bike under €500 and it is completely justified.

    Overall, a very decent bike, I recommend it to those who don't want to spend a fortune and want to use the Bluetooth feature for a more interactive workout.

    If you are not interested in Bluetooth, there are definitely better options at this price.

    I hope I helped.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
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