I checked out ProForm, Weslo, and Sears models before buying the 220, and preferred the Schwinn over the others. I considered the Schwinn 240 but it was 6 or 7 inches longer and I have limited space. However, I'm not disappointed with the 220. It is a high quality bike at a reasonable price. It's digital computer readout allows you to set and view resistance, calories, miles, time, pulse rate, speed, etc. (and some I've forgotten). Custom programs can be entered but I haven't learned how yet. Also, there is a "Quick Start" button that allows you to program your resistance and go. It's not hard to assemble but it's not easy either. A helper would be nice, if only to hold the heavier pieces upright while you connect the wiring (I didn't have one). My only complaint is the manual. It's not very helpful in assembly or learning to program workouts on the digital computer. But the 220 provides a good, quiet workout and is a very nice exercise bike.Get more detail about Schwinn 220 Recumbent Exercise Bike.
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