Adjustable Exercise

So far so good with this bike! Wasn't hard putting together and haven't had any big problems with it yet. Seat isn't the comfiest but that's not a huge deal. One problem is I have to really stretch to reach the handlebars. I'm 5'4 and would say I have average length arms. I have the seat all the way forward and the handlebars down and they're still tough to reach.

Just perfect!!! Started with 25 miles and not even a tiny noise of looseness. Used it everyday since Christmas so far so good.

I've used this every day since I got it and I love it. It is fun to use while watching tv and its pretty quiet. I can use it standing or sitting, its got some adjust-ability to it that makes it nice for either type of use. It doesn't take up a ton of space and easy to move around. Also, it was pretty easy to assemble, I didn't even use the directions much.

I don't know what everybody meant when they said this thing was easy to put together and came mostly assembled. I had a bent cross bar I had to straighten out and put just about everything but the actual spin assembly together. Took me about two hours and I'm generally considered pretty handy. Judging by the packaging, I'd say it was damaged slightly in shipping. But, that cranky afternoon over, it performs pretty well and is a great size for the area I wanted to put it. Very unobtrusive tucked away in the corner. I'm not complaining so much about the assembly as warning. For the money, this is a great option if you only need basic. I also find the resistance more than enough for the average beginner to intermediate user.

Not the best spin bike I’ve ever been on. I thought the wide seat would be great for comfort but it makes it super hard to ride out of the saddle, my legs hit it. The packaging was kind of a bummer, the smaller pieces were just loose in the box? Therefore two important bolts weren’t in there & a piece of the base was bent. It’s not suuuper sturdy but it does stay up and doesn’t rock a lot. It’s quiet enough to use in an apartment or without disturbing a roommate or something in another room.All around, a solid beginner bike for someone on a budget. Especially if you don’t have much intention of standing while riding. I’m 5’6” and was able to get the bars and seat adjusted to comfortable positions. For what I want it for, I’d buy it again but just know it’s not the spin bike you may use at the gym.

We like this. Pretty simple assembly; fiance and I got it together in about 15 minutes. I like the way they did the frame; they have bolts with square tops so they lock in place while tightening the nuts. If only we could get motivated to use it more often.I'm pretty tall and have long legs, so the elliptical radius could be a little longer, but it's not too bad. Just feels like I'm taking shorter steps than I'm used to. Because of this, I can tend to get it to wobble some if I get aggressive in my workout, since it's on carpet. I don't think it'd move at all if you install it on a flat surface. It's absolutely perfect for my 5' 6" love of my life, though. Good stride and super stable. We've both lost about 10 lbs since we got it 3 months ago.The display isn't flashy, but it provides a lot of info at a button press. It's quiet too, we watch netflix while we exercise, and my rowing machine is louder than this thing. You get a low hum but we didn't need to turn up the volume on the TV at all.

Great elliptical for the price. I have been looking for something inexpensive but effective and this is it. My son and husband had it assembled within an hour or so and we have used it every day since. Overall, great item

About what you’d buy at a store.The seat is kind of uncomfortable, the handle bars are far...the handle bars had a rip in the rubber cover when we unwrapped out of the box.there are three cords that hang down that bother me.Didn’t come with instructions.The recorder is pretty cheap, but for 150 vs 300 it’s a great bike.