ANGI Oversized Bike Seat Compatible with Peloton Bike,Mountain,Cruiser and Exercise Bike | Confortable Wide Cushion Bike Seat for Men and Women | Universal Fit with Toolkit

Can’t beat the cost awesome

This seat is comfortable and I could ride for ever with this one.

Because it was too small, I returned it.

This requires a wrench to install. Was going to use this on the gym's Pelton, but the wrench part was not appropriate.Fit on my actual bike. Sturdy and comfortable seat. Can ride longer now.

So easy to install and comes with everything needed...although a good quality socket wrench makes this even easier to install.When measuring your seat stem diameter to see compatibility - it's good to measure at the very top of the seat stem not where it meets the bike frame as it usually is more narrow at the top where the bike seat will actually be installed.This bike seat is still pretty firm and has more cushion than another skinnier seat I bought (and returned) because it was too firm. Honestly, you can't be sliding around on a bike seat, so some firmness is to be expected. This is comparably softer than other seats.This seat is an awesome replacement for the wider Schwinn seat that eventually cracked and was unusable.It would also be great on a beach cruiser as it does absorbs shock a bit, it's super light and the material is water repellant. This might be too big for a small kid's bike.Noticed on the seller's page it doesn't show that in big grey letters in the back of the seat is the work "ANGI" - the seller's name. As I will be using this on an indoor bike, it's ok but not sure I would want that name on the back of my seat while riding outside. Also, if you are riding outside, there is no reflector on the back of this seat.

My five star review is based on the reasonably low price of this saddle as well as its qualities. At $25 retail it is a great buy. It is a nice wide saddle, very deeply padded, so it would be ridiculous on a road bike, but is well suited to a cruiser, and would be a particularly great choice for an adult tricycle. You might not realize until you spend some time on a trike, that it is actually harder or your backside than a two wheeler because you usually put less weight on the pedals. A saddle padded this deeply with this type of plastic cover will split and tear pretty quickly, but that's just one of those things you can't avoid. You can make it really cushy or you can make it more durable. You can't have cushy AND durable at this price point. One criticism - I hate that nearly all the less expensive saddles these days have fake elastomer shock absorbers to make them look more expensive. This saddle is an honest value at the price, though, and a butt saver. It's very wide, but not clownishly so. It has rails for mounting on a clamp-top stem, includes mounting hardware for a round-top stem, and even includes a little wrench and allen key.

Broke and made of thin plastic, the screws are short wood screws

I got this seat to replace the one on my Original Peloton Bike, since that one hurts (a lot) when I ride and I wanted something wider and more forgiving. As it turns out, the mounting hardware that comes with this seat is pretty much exactly the same as the hardware Peloton uses on their original model bike (the only real difference is that Peloton uses a nylon lock nut and this hardware kit comes with a standard nut). As such, I didn't even end up using the provided mounting hardware: I simply removed the original seat from the bike and put this seat in it's place using the peloton hardware that was already on the bike. Once I understood how the pieces fit together, it literally took me 2 minutes to change out the seat completely. In fact, I didn't even need any of my own tools to do it: the lock nut from the original peloton mounting hardware that needs to be removed to take the old seat off and reinstalled/retightened after putting the new seat on is the exact same size as one end of the wrench that is provided with this seat to assist with the install. It also comes with a hex wrench, but I didn't need that at all.The seat definitely feels better than the original and has springs in the back so that it flexes a little as you ride to help absorb some of the shock. While the actual back portion of this seat (what you are actually sitting on) is wide and much more comfortable, the seat is not as long as the original peloton seat and it is wider in the portion of the seat that extends forward between your legs. For me it feels fine but my girlfriend thinks it rubs more against the inside of her legs as she pedals. Not every seat is for everybody, so your mileage my vary.My only real complaints about this seat are:1. I mentioned above that their mounting hardware comes with a standard nut. I'd have liked to see this be a locking nut (like the one already on a peloton). Over time, I'd be afraid that the seat could start to come loose with a standard nut since there will be movement/vibration all the time. You can buy a nylon lock nut at your local hardware store for a quarter, so it's not necessarily a huge deal, but I'd have liked to see that out of the gate.2. The installation manual it comes with is not very good. It was difficult to understand exactly what they were telling me to do and the pictures are too small to see how the mounting hardware should be installed. I ended up not using it and just looking at the parts and the bike itself to determine what I should do. It was easy enough, regardless. How easy that would be with every bike I don't know, but for an Original Peloton it's extremely simple.One way or another, this is a good seat once you have it installed. While it's hard to judge exactly how it will perform/feel long term once it's been broken in a bit, I'm happy with it at this point.