SEATED EXERCISE FOR HOME AND REHABILITATION
Arm & Leg Trainer.
Exercise your arms and legs together from your own chair or wheelchair. Combi Bike Plus uses your movement to drive a smooth, connected rotation, allowing a stronger arm or leg to help move the weaker limbs.
Developed and hand-built in Denmark by Lemco, with product guidance and local support from Movalize in Norway.
Designed and hand-built in Denmark
Developed by LEMCO, with three decades of experience in seated exercisers.
No motor, no cable
Only the display uses a small long-life battery.
Delivered fully assembled
Ready to use from day one, with no programming.
Local support in Norway
Talk to Movalize about suitability, accessories and demonstrations.
Arms and legs train together in one synchronized movement.
EXERCISE FROM YOUR OWN SEAT
Use together with chair or wheelchair.
Combi Bike Plus lets you train from an ordinary chair or wheelchair, without transferring onto a conventional exercise bike. It brings upper and lower body movement into one seated training session. Use it for regular exercise at home or as part of a guided programme in physiotherapy, rehabilitation centres, hospitals and care homes.
For people with reduced mobility
Seated exercise when walking or standing is difficult.
Rehabilitation & maintenance
Adjustable resistance for your training needs.
Home & professional use
Train independently or with support from a therapist or carer.
Who may benefit from this type of training?
LEMCO reports use among people with stroke and one-sided paralysis, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy and amputation, as well as older adults with reduced mobility.
Suitability depends on your movement, positioning and support needs. The user needs to be able to contribute to the rotation with at least one arm or leg. A physiotherapist or occupational therapist can help assess whether Combi Bike Plus is appropriate for you.
The stronger side helps the weaker side through the full rotation.
CONNECTED MOVEMENT. USER-POWERED TRAINING.
How one arm or leg can move both sides
How one arm or leg can move both sides
The arm cranks and pedals are mechanically linked. When you push or pull with a stronger arm or leg, the connected mechanism carries the other limbs through the rotation.
This allows both arms and both legs to move together, even when some limbs contribute little or no movement of their own.
A smoother rotation with BEAT Technology
BEAT stands for Body Energy Accumulating Technology. The mechanism stores energy from your effort and releases it at the more demanding points in the rotation.
This helps the movement continue smoothly when your strength is uneven. There is no motor driving the trainer: your effort powers the movement.
The stronger limb helps the weaker limbs
The linked cranks and pedals transfer movement between arms and legs.
Stored energy supports the rotation
BEAT Technology helps carry the movement through the difficult points.
Your effort drives the session
You set the pace and contribute actively to the exercise.
Whether Combi Bike Plus is right for you is best assessed together with a physiotherapist or occupational therapist.
See Combi Bike Plus in action
Make movement part of your day.
Exercise while watching television, listening to music or enjoying a conversation. Combi Bike Plus lets you train from your own chair, making regular movement easier to fit into your daily routine.
Stay seated in your own chair or wheelchair
Set a pace that suits you
Combine exercise with activities you enjoy
Combi Bike Plus in use
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Seated exercise in a home setting.
YOUR EFFORT
ENERGY STORED
ENERGY RETURNED
BEAT TECHNOLOGY
An arm and leg exerciser without a motor.
BEAT stands for Body Energy Accumulating Technology. A built-in flywheel and fixed hub store the energy you put into the movement and give it back where the rotation gets heavy. It feels as if a motor is helping, but the user stays in control of every turn.
Because the user drives the movement, the training is active rather than passive. Many users prefer this to motorised exercise bikes, where the motor does the work.
Active or motorised?
Active arm and leg exerciser or motorised exercise bike?
Wheelchair users
Motorised exercise bike
Motor
No
Yes
Power
Display battery only
Wall socket
Arms and legs at the same time
Always – mechanically linked
Depends on the model
Who drives the movement
The user
The motor, or user and motor
Sound
Almost silent
Motor sound
Best suited for
Users who can take part in the movement
Users with very little voluntary movement
Both have their place. Motorised trainers move the limbs for the user and suit people with very little voluntary movement. Combi Bike Plus is for people who can take part in the movement themselves, even if only with one arm or one leg.
danish quality
Danish quality, built to last.
DK
Hand-built in Denmark
Designed and produced by LEMCO in Elsinore, north of Copenhagen.
20K
20,000 hours
LEMCO's design goal: 6 hours a day for 10 years.
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Quality components
SKF bearings and magnetic resistance with no brake pads to wear out.
30
30 years of experience
LEMCO has made exercisers for wheelchair users for three decades.
Not a mini pedal exerciser.
Simple pedal exercisers train arms or legs separately and are made for light use. Combi Bike Plus trains arms and legs together, stands firmly at 38 kg and is built for many hours of daily use in professional settings.
Combi Bike Plus is designed, developed and hand-built by LEMCO in Denmark. It is made for daily use in homes, clinics and care homes – year after year.
Who we support
From individual homes to rehabilitation environments.
DESIGNED FOR EVERYDAY USE
Small details. Easier training.
Practical features help you get positioned, adjust your workout and follow your progress—with support when needed.
Foot positioning
Pedals with integrated heel support
The heel support and pedal shape guide the foot into a stable position and reduce the risk of the foot sliding off during exercise.
One-hand operation
Easy-to-use Velcro straps
The foot straps can be operated with one hand. Together with the rotational lock, this makes setup more independent for many users with one-sided impairment.
Readable display
Large back-lit digits
The angled screen is easy to read and shows what matters: speed, time and distance, without blocking the forward view.
Resistance + lock
One lever, two important functions
The lever controls both the magnetic resistance and the rotational lock. It can be operated from either side by the user, therapist or helper – even without a grip function in the hand.
Easy movement
Integrated transport rollers
Ball-bearing rollers make it easy to move the bike short distances on level floors, without losing stability during training.
Mobility needs are different for every person. The site therefore speaks clearly to the main groups who may be researching assistive exercise and rehabilitation equipment.
more reasons it works well
Made for everyday rehabilitation.
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Almost silent in use
The mechanical drive is very quiet, so you can train while watching TV, listening to music or sharing a room.
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Rotational lock
The rotation can be stopped in any position, making it easier to place arms, legs and straps.
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No wall socket
The exerciser itself needs no power. Only the display uses a long-life battery.
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Low maintenance
Magnetic resistance means no brake pads to replace – ideal for long-term professional use.
Small details that make a big difference at home and in professional settings.
whi it is for
Who is Combi Bike Plus suitable for?
Stroke and one-sided paralysis
Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Parkinson's disease
Spinal cord injury
Cerebral palsy (CP)
Muscular dystrophy
Reduced mobility
General exercise
Whether Combi Bike Plus is right for you is best assessed together with a physiotherapist or occupational therapist.
According to LEMCO, Combi Bike Plus is used by people with a wide range of conditions, and by older adults who want to stay active. It is especially relevant when balance, strength or walking ability is reduced.
product specifications
Clear technical information.
A robust arm and leg exerciser built for daily use, with integrated rollers for easy repositioning.
Accessories
Leg supports
Velcro straps for hands
Velcro straps for feet
Weight
38 kg
Product dimensions
120 × 80 × 120 cm
Resistance
10 levels (0–9), magnetic
Training position
Chair or wheelchair
Movement
Arms and legs together, synchronized
Motor
None – BEAT Technology
Brake
360° rotational lock
Display
Speed, time and distance, back-lit
Battery
Long-life AA-size lithium (display only)
Mobility
Ball-bearing transport rollers
Delivery
Fully assembled, packed 110 × 50 × 120 cm
Bearings
SKF quality bearings
Made in
Denmark (LEMCO)
arm and leg trainer
Key facts.
A robust arm and leg exerciser built for daily use, with integrated rollers for easy repositioning.
Combi Bike Plus is an arm and leg exerciser from Danish manufacturer LEMCO, supplied in Norway by Movalize AS.
It trains both arms and both legs together in one synchronized movement, from a wheelchair or an ordinary chair.
It has no motor: LEMCO's BEAT Technology stores and releases energy mechanically for a smooth rotation.
Because arms and legs are linked, a person with only one working arm can still exercise both sides of the body.
It weighs 38 kg, has 10 magnetic resistance levels (0–9) and three grip positions, and is delivered fully assembled.
Only the display needs power, from a long-life AA-size lithium battery.
LEMCO's design goal is 20,000 hours of use: 6 hours a day for 10 years.
professional feedback
What users and therapists say.
“It invites movement. The resistance gearing is easily operated by the user and therapist.”
Physiotherapist • Denmark
“It is easy to operate for walker or wheelchair users. It is a safe way to exercise.”
Occupational therapist • Denmark
“It has such a fluent motion, it is easy to place your feet and I can exercise my arms at the same time.”
Combi Bike Plus user • Switzerland
Feedback from physiotherapists, occupational therapists and users in Denmark and Switzerland.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you contact us.
This section is structured for both people and AI/search systems to understand Movalize, its products and the intended use of the equipment more clearly.
Movalize offers assistive and rehabilitation solutions focused on movement and everyday independence. The current website highlights Combi Bike Plus, Starlight Basic and development updates for VR-Ride.
Combi Bike Plus is designed for seated exercise from an ordinary chair or wheelchair. It can be used at home and in physiotherapy, rehabilitation, hospital and care environments.
It combines synchronized arm and leg movement with LEMCO's BEAT Technology. The product also includes practical features such as magnetic resistance, a readable display, ergonomic grips, supportive pedals and transport rollers.
Yes. Movalize encourages direct contact for product questions, individual guidance and information about demonstrations or suitability.
You can leave your contact information with Movalize to receive information about the development of VR-Ride and other assistive solutions.
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