Exercise Bike, Brake Pad Stationary Bike for Home with Exclusive App, Magnetic Indoor Cycling Bike with 300 lb Weight Capacity, Low Noise, Tablet Holder and Fitness Courses for Weight Loss

Delivered fast. Went together very well. Didn’t even need instructions. Ride is smooth. Adjustments are easy and everything works great. I don’t know how they make such a nice piece of equipment for so little money.

I’m so impressed with this bike! It was really easy to assemble and feels sturdy and well made. I was honestly surprised at how great of a workout it gives it definitely gets the job done right at home. The resistance is solid and it’s perfect for getting in a good sweat without leaving the house. The app is also a great bonus and makes the whole experience even better. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a convenient at-home workout option!

Let me start out by saying that this stationary bike is of better quality than I expected. And I love it. It is relatively easy to put together (although if you struggle with putting together Ikea furniture, you might want a bit of help). I need a stationary bike to get a little bit of exercise every day now that winter is slowly approaching. This would replace my usual summer workout. I am not exercising excessively, and this bike would handle my requirements perfectly. However, just be aware of what you are buying: I misread the title, and reading "break pad/magnetic" did not immediately make me understand that there are two different versions of resistance mechanics available for this bike. The description of the page of the CLASSIC model (which I bought) still mentions that it uses a Magnetic Resistance method. It does not. The CLASSIC model uses a brake pad and does not use a magnetic resistance method at all. This means that the remainder of the documentation on the page—also for the CLASSIC model—talks about how quiet it is. Well, the CLASSIC one is not THAT quiet. It is not loud by any means, don't get me wrong. Knowing that the $199 I paid for it is still a good price for a bike like this. A very good price even. But, I would recommend checking what you are looking for and comparing prices with other products on your wish list with other brake-pad bikes if you are looking for the CLASSIC option.

The bike is great—easy to use and an appropriate amount of resistance. Very sturdy; no concern about tipping. It is heavy, so assembly near where it will be used is recommended. This is my first exercise bike, so while I don’t have a previous experience for comparison, to me the design is both functional and attractive. The one drawback is that the seat is uncomfortable. I am currently looking for a replacement seat. Otherwise, it is perfect. The person who assembled it for me found it a bit of a challenge, so maybe only 3 stars out of 5 for that. I found the app not particularly helpful, actually, but then it’s not necessary for my use. Everything else, 5 out of 5 stars.

Surprising quality and comfort for price! I didn’t want or need the huge screen of a peloton. I just wanted resistance cycling and this product delivered! Both in quality and customer service. The package was damaged in shipping and I was missing pedals. Contacted customer service and I received replacement pedals in a day. This is a great book for the price. Would recommend to someone who doesn’t need all the fancy gadgets and accessories that will actually break.

The criteria for me when purchasing a spin bike was that it not be noisy, that it be sturdy/heavy enough for me to do intense spin classes with movements that are both in and out of the saddle and that it be cost effective. This bike, so far, after about a month now of using it 3 - 4 times a week is everything that I wanted! The bike is so very quiet with magnet resistance as opposed to being friction based resistance - there is no waking anyone else in the house up when I work out insanely early in the morning! And I can be up in second position jogging, doing tap backs, forward pushups and be in and out if the saddle & the bike is very sturdy with no tipping. I feel safe. Although I wish it were less expensive than the $379 that I paid for it, in comparison to other much more expensive models, I feel like I lucked out with a really good overall value. I like that I have the option of using my iPad or iPhone on the holder and that it has a water bottle holder, although the holder is a little flimsy so I might replace it, but it’s not an immediate need. One more thing that could be added to make it better is a holder for hand weights as right now I have them stored on the floor matt next the bike & have to remember to put them up on a chair next to the bike or I have to stop the ride and get off the bike to get the weights. Since I am also a road cyclist, I change the pedals for my clip shoes, I just like the ride much better than the cage pedals. A place for the tv remote would be good too, although my engineer boyfriend came up with the idea to Velcro the remote on to the bike for me as I like to get free classes on YouTube I don’t use the data screen much as I get a lot of data from my Apple Watch, but I do like that it’s there and that it will scroll through the data if I want it too. This was also very easy to assemble. I really like that there are so many places/positions for me to put my hands. Very happy so far!

Early review of the Yosuda Indoor Cycling Bike. I was excited when I ordered this bike. Based on the reviews and ratings it received I was really looking forward to it. I've had it for about a week now, 5 workouts in, and overall I'd say the bike is somewhere between "ok and good". Pros -Great Price - received some manufacturer's discount at time of order and saved an additional $25 -Fast Delivery (one of few prime eligible bikes I saw) -Simple Assembly (although I did have a question about the use of the flat washers vs locking washers that came with the tool kit, flat washers are to be used on the front and rear stabilizers but this is not clear in the instructions) -Good weight that provides stability while riding, but is still easy to move around before and after each workout Cons -Ergonomics - at 5'11" I feel as if I'm maxing out this bike's dimensions. With seat and handle bars set at their highest levels, my knees are almost grazing the handle bars with each revolution. This becomes more of an issue when standing or attempting to lean forward in a sprint position. -Rubbing/Sound - immediately after set up I noticed a rubbing, almost grinding, noise coming from the flywheel. This happened with the resistance level at zero and no contact between the wool pad and flywheel. I noticed that the plastic fairing piece that guards the belt drive was bent a little bit on the unit I received, causing the flywheel to scrap against the plastic upon each revolution. I've fixed this temporarily with some electrical tape. Additionally, when resistance is applied (i.e., when the knob is turned and the wool pad makes contact with the flywheel) there is a noticeable rubbing sound that increases proportional to the amount of resistance applied. At near max resistance the flywheel begins to hum, almost like the sound you'd get from rubbing your finger along the rim of crystal cup or glass. I only mention this because one of the compliments this model has received is how quiet it is. Aside from the issue with the flywheel rubbing against the plastic, the sound is not a huge deal, but it is louder than most spin bikes you'd encounter at a gym. -Foot pedals feel a little cheap and the latch used to tighten your feet to pedal is cumbersome, especially when reaching down with one hand. - Vertical support which holds the handle bars does not fit well within the lower support. Even when fully tightened down there is some play. This causes the support to rock back and forth slightly during use, especially when in a standing position. Again, my current rating is just "OK". Due to some of the quality issues I probably would have returned the bike, but returning something of this size is a pain, and I think I can fix/address some of the minor issues I've noticed. Also, for $225-ish, I doubt I'd find a bike that didn't have similar issues.

I conducted months of research prior to purchasing an exercise bike. Do I go top-dollar or do I get a less expensive bike and just look at all of the reviews from those who actually have had their experiences with the bike? Do I get a recumbent bike or an upright? After much research, I did find that most of the bikes ultimately produced the same results-of course with or without some of the "bells and whistles" that other bikes offered. I also decided that if I had a bike that took up less space within my home office (like an upright,) I would be more likely to use it rather than it sitting in the basement or in another room-sight unseen. So, I ended up purchasing the Yosuda bike three weeks ago, using it every other day to start, and this is what I have found thus far: Shipping and Assembly: The bike was at our doorstep within 3 days. Not too heavy or awkward for a woman to bring into the house herself. Assembly was easy-my husband and I put this together in about 25 minutes-which included taking everything out of the well-packed shipping box and unwrapped from plastics. Instructions were pretty easy to follow. No damaged parts. All you are assembling really is the bike to the base, two pedals, the bike seat, the handlebars, put the batteries into the monitor and mount it onto the handlebars, . Pretty self explanatory and comes with assembly tools in case you don't have your own tools at home. Operation of the bike; (Pros and Cons:) The seat is easy to move up and down, depending on how long your legs are and/or what your comfort level is for your legs-depending on the user. I have found that the seat on my bike is slightly off-center, maybe a bit bent, but getting used to to this has been ok and not that big of a deal.. We've tried bending it back but it is welded and strong..so I figured I can live with it. ( I am going to buy a cushion seat for it anyway because my butt falls asleep after the first 20 minutes of riding.) The pedals are good...I actually took the pedal braces off of the bike-just my personal preference and it seems to work great. (I notice that someone else on here did this as well.) The negative about this particular bike which is not a deal breaker by any means is that the long piece of plastic (where the chain would run along on a regular street bike) rubs against the wheel during use. It makes a scratching/rubbing noise which drives me crazy, but I have found that I can either wear headphones so I don't hear it or keep pulling the plastic section away from the wheel before each use. Hoping that this rubbing sound will go away at some point. The Ipad mount is great and this is one of the features that I wanted in a bike so I can watch my favorite shows while exercising, but we did find that where the actual Ipad mount connects to the bike is actually a bit awkward as it rests on the bike's monitor and is in more of an up and down position rather than leaning back a bit like it should. Moving the bike's resistance back and forth is a breeze and the monitor is easy to operate. Overall I do break a good sweat with this bike. I am definitely happy with it and I would recommend it to other consumers looking for a basic stationary bike without breaking the bank.

Excelente

I'll start by saying that I've been doing spin for about 4 years, I'm 5'1" and I've only used bikes at gyms. This one had most of what I was looking for and the price was right so I pulled the trigger and bought one. It was really easy to assemble. The hardest part was getting it out of the box. I've been using it for almost two weeks now and here are some of my thoughts! The seat is really comfortable. If you're not used to spinning, I can see why some people might say it's not, but this was probably the most comfortable spin seat I've ever been on. My first time using a magnetic fly wheel, so I was nervous when the reviews said that you can barely push the pedals with no tension. Not my experience at all. I found it fine for a start and I need at least 3 turns before I hit the "flat road". As for the sturdiness of the bike, it's not bad. I got a sand bag to weigh it down so it won't move out of place. I switched out the pedals for some that I could clip into and that was super easy to do. Finally, the only thing I would have liked is if the seat could move forward more, just from what I'm used to comfort wise, but that's just personal preference. Overall, incredibly happy with the purchase to date. Hopefully it stays that way!

The bike is awesome! It came with really good assembly instructions. It is very quiet and smooth riding exercise bike ...good for early morning workouts so you aren't waking up the rest of the household. The seller communicated very well even before product arrived letting me know what to expect when it arrived. Overall excellent product and seler aaa+++++

I loved using this bike... until it broke. 10 months in the magnetic resistance will no longer crank and I'm not sure I will be able to fix it (I can't remove the parts needed to expose the faulty bit). If you want something to last longer than a year, this is sadly not your bike

I am quite pleased with this bike. It works well and is of solid quality just like the higher end models.