@KeithWetzier, good luck with your bicycle. You will find it hard to begin with, so please take it easy. Do not get into negative thoughts about too late to be smart! You have turned the corner. Keep smiling my friend. Happy breathing. God bless. Sandy x

get the one you can hang your clothes on....90% of the people that buy home equipment end up not using it. If its in your bedroom you will throw your clothes one it......good luck

I'm about to buy a stationary bike for the same reason. I'm stage 4 FEV1 17. I smoked for 55 years before my first exaserbation took me down and put me in the hospital. I knew for years my breathing was getting more and more difficult but I never thought it would lead to this. To late to smart.

@exercise machine. Buy what you will USE! Remember, you must use it daily, so buy something that you will enjoy using. I myself personally, cycle for three hours a day. Not all in one go, spread out over the day. Happy breathing. God bless. Sandy.

My suggestion is to look at the amount of budget you have for the equpment. That will let you know what quality and the type of equipment to get, also another thing to look at is where exactly are you putting this new addition to your life...my suggestion on what i would get would be a stationary bike. hope this helped you some..