Syrebo Electric Pedal Exerciser for Stroke Rehabilitation

Syrebo Electric Pedal Exerciser

The Syrebo electric pedal exerciser is a compact, motorized rehabilitation bike designed for seated lower-limb exercise at home or in a rehabilitation setting. It supports motor-assisted passive cycling and user-powered active pedaling, depending on the selected mode.

Important: This device supports exercise and rehabilitation training. It does not diagnose or treat stroke and does not replace professional assessment. Ask a qualified rehabilitation professional to confirm that seated cycling, the setup and the training intensity are appropriate for the individual user.

Key Features

• Active and passive modes: active mode provides adjustable resistance for user-powered pedaling, while passive mode provides motor-driven movement with adjustable speed.
• 12 speed levels: choose a slower or faster motor-assisted pace to match the user's current training plan.
• Five automatic programs: preset programs vary the speed pattern during a session.
• Forward and reverse motion: select either pedaling direction for the planned exercise.
• 1–30 minute timer: set the session duration from the control panel.
• Touch panel and remote control: change settings from the machine or with the included remote control.
• Secure foot placement: textured pedals and adjustable straps help keep the feet positioned during seated exercise.
• Stable floor setup: the wide base and anti-slip pads are designed to reduce movement on a suitable level surface.

How to Set Up the Pedal Exerciser

1. Place the unit on a level, non-slip floor in front of a stable chair.
2. Sit with both feet aligned comfortably on the pedals and fasten the straps without overtightening.
3. Select active or passive mode, then start with a low speed or resistance unless a rehabilitation professional has advised otherwise.
4. Use the timer to follow the recommended session length. Keep the remote within reach if it is needed.
5. Stop the session if there is pain, dizziness, unusual shortness of breath or worsening discomfort, and seek professional advice.

What Is This Product Designed For?

This floor-based exercise bike is designed for seated leg movement practice. Its compact format may suit users who need a smaller alternative to a full-size upright or recumbent exercise bike. People using it after stroke, surgery or another medical condition should follow an individualized plan from a qualified professional.

For other lower-limb support options, browse the Syrebo foot and leg rehabilitation collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a full-size stationary exercise bike?

No. It is a compact floor pedal exerciser used while sitting in a separate stable chair. It does not include a seat or handlebars.

What is the difference between active and passive mode?

In active mode, the user turns the pedals and can adjust resistance. In passive mode, the motor moves the pedals and the user can adjust the speed.

How many speeds and programs does it have?

The pedal exerciser has 12 speed levels and five automatic programs.

Can it pedal forward and backward?

Yes. The product supports forward and reverse pedal movement.

Can the settings be changed without bending down?

Yes. The unit includes a remote control as well as controls on the machine.

Can this pedal exerciser be used after a stroke?

It is sold as a rehabilitation exercise device, but suitability varies. Ask a qualified rehabilitation professional to confirm the setup, mode, speed or resistance and session length for the individual user.