Foldable Exercise Bike Stationary Bikes for Home, 5 IN 1 Indoor Workout Bike, Cycling Bike with 16-Level Quiet Magnetic Resistance, 6.6 LBS Flywheel and 300LBS Capacity, 2025 Designed 817 X-bike

Easy assembly and compact size.
Hey guys! If you need help putting this together, there are several videos right here towards the bottom of the product page. One video is super fast lol, but I just watched each step and then paused it in between each step while putting the bike together and rewatched the step if needed to make sure I was assembling it correctly before advancing to the next step. It was super easy to put together and the bike seems to be very sturdy. It took me a little over an hour to put together and then to double check that everything was done correctly and working properly. It’s quiet and takes up very little room, even when fully open, so it’s perfect for small living spaces. The price was also great imo, and delivery was very prompt (2 days, I think). We bought this bike to replace our CrossFit treadmill that we have had for many years, but which was ready to be retired. I would definitely recommend this bike, it’s great!

Good ending to a rough start
My initial review wasn’t very positive, but after some research and seat adjustments, I’ve found a comfortable position for my rump while peddling and gasping for air. Thankfully, I have earplugs, so I don’t have to listen to the noise.Let’s start with the pros.This bike was incredibly easy to assemble. All the necessary screws were already in place, so I just unscrewed them, put the parts together, and screwed them back in. The fit and finish are excellent.One of the standout features is its incredible quietness. I had my earplugs in and couldn’t hear the bike at all, even over my music and gasping for air. The peddles hold feet well, and I really like the design of them.This bike is incredibly compact when folded up, so I can easily fit it in my tiny apartment without any issues. If the peddles could fold in, I could even slide it under my bed for storage (hint hint manufacturer).Lastly, I appreciate the fact that there’s no cable to connect and disconnect the bike for disassembly, besides the pulse and speed monitor leads. This is why I needed a new bike in the first place. My old one wouldn’t go back together after coming apart.Now, let’s talk about the cons.The seat needs a lot of adjustments. I believe this is because the front horn has a slight upward sweep, so if you lean forward to pedal, you may feel some discomfort. If you’re like me and don’t pay attention to your body’s signals, you can always apply an ice pack afterward. However, seriously, don’t ride this bike with a flat seat unless you’re leaning back. I found a gel pad (Zacro Exercise Bike Seat Cover, Wide Bicycle Saddle Cushion Soft Pad Comfortable Gel Bike Seat Cover, Red) that doesn’t fit exactly but helps alleviate my rump’s discomfort.Alright, enough about my damaged areas. Let’s talk about the screen. It’s fantastic. It displays a lot of information that cycles through. However, it’s not backlit or lit, so reading its output is almost impossible unless you’re in a sunroom. I don’t use it myself. My phone sits on the provided lip in front of the panel and tells me to peddle faster, and I’m fine with that. So, it’s not a deal-breaker for me, but it might be for someone else.The peddle straps are a bit strange. They hold my feet with shoes on (barely), but they just… I’m sure I’ll adjust to them, so it’s probably not a big deal. (I did adjust to them and needed to get new shoes anyway, so I got skinnier ones.) It works out great in the end.I don’t feel any difference in putting my tension to 1-10. It could just be a matter of personal preference, but 12 seems pretty good for me, and I go back to 10 for cool-down. My knees like it.I’m not trying to burn through 1000 calories on this thing (at most, 450), so it’s great for that. I’m pretty sure that next time, I’ll just stick with a recumbent bike. It takes up more space, but it just feels better on my old bones.Overall, this is a good exercise bike that just needs a bit of after-assembly finesse. In the end, I’d give it -1 star for the weird instructions (I didn’t mention that above, but I’m sure they’re not for this bike, but I did fine without them) and the display not lighting up just bugs me a lot.

Great bike!
Love my new bike! It is so quiet and smooth. I had both knees replaced at the same time 15 years ago and I have ridden my exercise bike for 30 min every morning to keep my knees working well. My other bike was dying so I had to get something new. This is great bike. It was fairly easy to put together and it is a lot smaller than my previous bike. I am sure that I will get a lot of years out of this bike.

Love it
I bought this for my at home physical therapy. It works great. It hasn’t broken, nor lagged in any way, it does it’s job as intended. And I love that it folds up so easy to just put aside in a corner when not in use.I really recommend this for either your exercise or like me for physical therapy. The only problem for me just the seat, if on it for too long my bottom starts to hurt with the seat. Other than that it’s pretty comfortable and the height is just fine for me. I put my phone on that holder and watch a couple shows on it as I work on it.