Team -- I've looked at Dan's fit bike recap and scoured the interwebs, but am having trouble making a decision.

We are doing a research study that requires a fit bike. Doesn't need to be crazy fancy. But it does need to be quick to operate. We will have about 20 minutes to recreate their current bike set up and make measurements with 10 large position modifications (measurements happen instantaneously, so that doesn't add any time after initial set up.

It would be ideal if the bike also had a good enough resistance unit / load generator that it could be used for provoked clinical studies (compartment syndrome testing, dynamic ABI, pre-exertion for MRI angiography to look for dynamic lower extremity vascular entrapment syndromes like PAES, etc). But that part isn't as necessary -- just trying to be a good citizen.

We're not doing actual bike fits.

Don't want to break the bank on this.

Let me know what you think.

Thanks
Andy