UL Listed 9V Power Adapter Compatible with Schwinn Bike A10 A20 A40 220 430 Elliptical Trainer, Crosley Cruiser CR8005A Portable Turntable Record Player, Arduino UNO R3 Extra Long Cord Power Supply

Works well , I've used this brand previously with another bike to replace a stock plug and the quality with this brand is way better and the cable is thicker so it's not as easily torn up from wear and tear . Definitely give it a try if you want to save yourself some cash on batteries and a brand that does it better than the official 1st party plug

works great

Prior to getting this adapter, I had been buying batteries to use in my Schwinn A10 upright bike. I knew I could get a power adapter before, and finally decided to look for one a few months ago. After a quick search, I noticed this PWR+ was cheaper than the official Schwinn branded AC adapter but functioned exactly the same. This was a great purchase for around $10-12 cheaper than the official adapter. The cord is a good length, and the brick has a power light indictor. Works as you would expect it to, and I have had no issues while using with my Schwinn A10 (2011). If you need an adapter for your Schwinn exercise bike, save a couple dollars and get this great alternative.

I can't believe I purchased my Schwinn A20 recumbent bike without buying the power adapter. I've used "D" cell batteries since I bought the Schwinn. The power adapter works well and now "dead batteries" is no longer an excuse to get on and exercise. Two cautions, however: First, this is not a recharger. There are no rechargeable batteries on the bike to recharge. This adapter allows the power to come from a wall plug to operate the electronics. Secondly, and the reason I didn't give the power adapter 5 stars, is that despite the label "extra long 6.5 ft." cord, the jack on the bike is behind the display housing which is at eye level. Unless you put the front of the bike against a wall, to keep the cord out of the riders way the cord must be secured (I used cable ties) to the vertical frame and then back along the horizontal frame to a wall receptacle. That leaves about two feet of cord to reach a wall plug. For me, that doesn't leave much slack. I wish Schwinn had mounted the jack on the back of the frame like my last Schwinn, but we do what we have to. If you've been using batteries, this is your solution even if you have to use an ordinary AC extension cord to reach a wall plug.

I purchased this charging cable for use with my Schwinn 220 Stationary Recumbent bike. It has been a very good bike overall, but the power cord on it was way too short! I've got it set up in my exercise room with the seat back to the wall and the cable was barely long enough to reach the outlet which was right behind the bike. As a result the piece on the cable that inserts into the bike broke off, making the machine useless. Fortunately, the receiver was still ok, so a new cable was all that was needed. This new cable was a big improvement over the cable that was originally included with the bike. The added length was the biggest improvement for me and my situation. It also has built in safety controls to help avoid charge overload and unit overheating. It is a sturdy cord that looks like it should be able to withstand some use and stepping on or rolling over. Very pleased with my purchase and would recommend this cord without hesitation.

I needed an AC adapter because I didn't care to spend a lot of money replacing the batteries. I use my bike 6 days a week, two hours each day and I would have worn out the batteries on a weekly basis if not sooner. The AC adapter for my Schwinn A20 bike more than meets my needs and, so far, works perfectly. I have no complaints about its performance. My only regret is that the cord isn't a little longer. The description says the cord is 6 1/2' long but it's really 6' long. If the cord was a couple of feet longer, it would be perfect. However, for the price, I can't complain.

This power cord reached all the way to the floor. Very environmentally friendly, no excessive amounts of copper or other minerals were mined in order to manufacture. Works excellent when plugged into an extension cord. Should be used with plenty of electrical tape or tie-wraps to prevent accidental un-plugging. Still better than batteries!

I get a lot of cords from Pwr+ .. mainly because I'm a dill-hole once in a while .. it goes like this - "what's this danged cord for? I'm throwin' it away ... too many cords laying around here!" a few weeks down the calendar ... "hey .. where's the cord to this thing? You seen the cord to this thing? Dang it. I think I threw it away. Honey, can you order me a new cord?" Thanks goodness .. pwr+ always has what I need, and, it's usually better than the one I threw away. "Oh HOOOOOOONEY -- that Boxer your son owns just chewed up my cord for the laptop, again!" This is where I get yelled at for leaving it where his boxer can get it. And .. our 31 year old son? Oh, he just laughs. I know .. give the dog a bone, but, I'm the BONE-HEAD ... So .. pwr+ ... great cords and all the other stuff they make. First rate.