Abstract: A rear handlebar assembly in combination with a seat and a supporting member of a stationary bike, includes a seat of a stationary bike for supporting a rider thereon. A supporting member supports the seat of the stationary bike. A joining member includes a vertical bore and a horizontal bore, the vertical bore receiving therein the supporting member, the horizontal bore receiving therein a shaft coupled to flanges of the seat. A clasp holds the joining member against the supporting member. A crossbar forms a rear handlebar adapted to support the hands of a rider in an upright riding position. A rearwardly extending member connects the joining member to the crossbar. A pair of hand grips can be positioned on the crossbar.

Abstract: A rear handlebar assembly in combination with a seat and a supporting member of a stationary bike, includes a seat of a stationary bike for supporting a rider thereon. A supporting member supports the seat of the stationary bike. A joining member includes a vertical bore and a horizontal bore, the vertical bore receiving therein the supporting member, the horizontal bore receiving therein a shaft coupled to flanges of the seat. A clasp holds the joining member against the supporting member. A crossbar forms a rear handlebar adapted to support the hands of a rider in an upright riding position. A rearwardly extending member connects the joining member to the crossbar. A pair of hand grips can be positioned on the crossbar.

Abstract: A joining member is positioned between the seat and the body in a stationary bike with a seat aligned with the front of the bike body. An extending member projects upwardly from the joining member at an angle that is less than about 30 degrees in relation to the joining member and rearwardly with at least a portion of the extending member being positioned behind the seat rear portion; and a crossbar projects from the extending member essentially perpendicularly to joining member to form a handlebar for providing support for the arms of a rider when the arms are positioned behind the body of the rider. The seat is connected to the body upper surface with an essentially vertical supporting member. The joining member includes a bore for receiving the supporting member.

Abstract: A joining member is positioned between the seat and the body in a stationary bike with a seat aligned with the front of the bike body. An extending member projects upwardly from the joining member at an angle that is less than about 30 degrees in relation to the joining member and rearwardly with at least a portion of the extending member being positioned behind the seat rear portion; and a crossbar projects from the extending member essentially perpendicularly to joining member to form a handlebar for providing support for the arms of a rider when the arms are positioned behind the body of the rider. The seat is connected to the body upper surface with an essentially vertical supporting member. The joining member includes a bore for receiving the supporting member.