Spin bikes mimic the feel of real outdoor cycling, making them ideal for cycling enthusiasts and athletes who want to train indoors without the worry of outside traffic or bad weather!
Both the Sole SB900 and SB700 spin bikes are built with quality components and utilize a heavy-duty 48 lb flywheel for consistent momentum.
The Sole SB900 is the updated model over the SB700, with the main difference between the two spin bikes being with the type of resistance/braking system they utilize. Both utilize a belt drive system, but the Sole SB900 combines that with an ECB magnetic resistance system while the Sole SB700 uses a friction-resistance system with a Kevlar pad. The magnetic resistance system of the Sole SB900 gives a quieter smoother performance over the Kevlar system.
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Both the Sole SB900 and SB700 feature an easy-to-use turn-dial-knob to adjust the resistance (incremental) and also feature an emergency push-down brake.
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The pedals that come with these Sole spin bikes differ, with the SB700 supplied with toe-cage pedals with straps, and the SB900 supplied with dual-sided pedals with one side for SPD shoes and the other side for toe-cage straps.
Both the Sole SB900 and SB700 come with an integrated LCD console that displays your workout stats as you exercise, including RPM, time, speed, distance, and calories burned. The console is also compatible with an optional wireless chest heart-rate strap.
Useful tip: Cycling for just 30 minutes could burn between 207-345 calories for women, or 252-420 calories for men, depending on the intensity of the cycling.
Let’s take a closer look at the differences and similarities in features and specifications between the Sole SB900 and SB700 to help you decide on which is the best spin bike for you:
