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Schwinn 130 Upright Bike

  • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 pounds
  • Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
  • Number of Resistance Levels: 16
  • Power Source: Corded Electric

Last refreshed Jun 30, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A well-equipped connected upright bike for home cardio, though its two headline video features both require separate paid subscriptions.

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ASIN: B087ZKD936Model: 130Category: Exercise Bikes

Overview

Schwinn's 130 upright exercise bike combines Bluetooth app connectivity with 16 levels of magnetic resistance and a 5.5 inch LCD console running 13 built in programs, for home cardio with the option to stream Explore the World or Zwift routes.

The 130's headline features, Explore the World video routes and Zwift compatibility, both sit behind separate paid subscriptions, so the Bluetooth connectivity alone doesn't unlock them for free. Inside that, the bike still offers a fair amount on its own: 16 magnetic resistance levels, 13 built-in programs on the console, and telemetry-enabled heart rate grips for programs that use it. The perimeter-weighted flywheel is built for smooth, quiet pedaling rather than sheer speed.

  • 5.5 inch LCD with 13 workout programs
  • Weighted, strapped pedals
  • Perimeter-weighted flywheel for smooth pedaling
  • Telemetry-enabled heart rate grips

Who it's for

Someone furnishing a home cardio corner who wants a solid range of resistance and program variety is the target buyer, provided they're fine paying separately for Explore the World or Zwift if they want the video content. It's not the bike for someone expecting everything unlocked out of the box.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • 16 resistance levels for progression
  • Bluetooth pairs with fitness apps
  • Adjustable handlebars and foam seat
  • Heart rate grips built in
Cons
  • Explore the World videos need a subscription
  • Zwift integration needs a separate subscription

Performance notes

Resistance comes from a 16-level magnetic system rather than friction pads, driven by a high-inertia flywheel intended to smooth out the pedal stroke. The 5.5 inch LCD runs 13 stored programs and pairs over Bluetooth with app-based tracking tools, while the ergonomically placed grips read heart rate for programs that use it. Handlebars adjust and the pedals use weighted straps to help keep foot position secure.

Where it stands among exercise bikes

  • #4 most-searched brand and model of the 7 exercise bikes lines we track (by search demand, not sales).

From the specs of the 72 exercise bikes we list; not a test result.

Specifications

BrandSchwinn
Model130
Dimensions & fit
Maximum Weight Recommendation300 pounds
Minimum Height57.9 incheshigher than 80% of 41 exercise bikes
Maximum Height56 incheshigher than 56% of 37 exercise bikes
Item Weight57.32 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H41.3 × 21.4 × 56.6 inches
Power & efficiency
Power SourceCorded Electric
Construction & materials
Handle MaterialAluminum Alloy" Or "Steel
ColorBlack
Included components
Unit Count1
Included componentsExercise bike
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year
Other details
Resistance MechanismMagnetic
Number of Resistance Levels16
Number Of Items1
Part Number100931
Recommended Uses For ProductIndoor
Special FeaturesDistance Travelled Monitor
Item Type NameUpright Exercise Bike
Assembly Instructions DescriptionAssembly required, detailed instructions not provided
Drive SystemBelt" or "Chain

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Frequently asked questions

Does the Schwinn 130 work with Zwift?

It can connect to the Zwift app, but Zwift itself requires its own subscription.

Do I need a subscription to use the Explore the World video routes?

Yes, that feature requires a separate Explore the World subscription.

How many resistance levels does the Schwinn 130 have?

It has 16 levels of magnetic resistance.