YOSUDA Folding Exercise Bike - Foldable Stationary Bike for Home Gym Workout

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Received the box in good shape. Unpacked and laid parts out. This goes together very quickly with no snags. It has a very small footprint, not heavy, not a beast, and when peddling there is no noise, silent. the only drawback is that you need hand strength to mount the peddle straps. they are hard to put on as the rubber is very stiff. all in all this unit will give you the exercise and heart rates you need. good quality and good price point. I am not affiliated with this company in any way.

Between all the rain I've been having and now the air quality alerts, I cannot always take a walk outdoors and needed some form of activity as I work from home. I have had larger exercise bikes and treadmills but did not want to sacrifice room, so I gave this a try. I'm really happy - it is solid, works as it should, and was a good value for my money. Putting it together was pretty easy - all the bolts are in place rather than in packages which made assembly quicker. Once together it feels very solid. The seat seems a little flimsy - mostly because it is ridiculously light - but it seems to be fine in use (and comfortable!). Once it's folded up it is easily stood in a corner and takes up little room. I can't speak to how the resistance works, because I'm not looking to strain as I cycle but instead get my knees moving comfortably for 30 minutes. I showed it to my parents who live close and have the same challenge with getting out for walks, and they had me purchase one for them - they really like it. Would recommend!

Was looking for a bike for indoor exercise and this one was a winner. Pretty easy to put together although I found the multiple wrenches for different bolt sizes to be confusing. Seat is amazingly comfortable!! Very quiet. Resistance could go higher ( harder) but can make it work by adding weights. The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is that it’s not easy to get on. Requires flexibility to climb on, over the bar to sit. Happy purchase, great price. FANTASTIC SEAT!!

I absoulutely LOVE this exercise bike as its lightweight, small and folds up to even a smaller footprint. I live in a small 14 foot travel trailer and I can ride it in the center of the trailer. I ride it most of the time outside but, can take it inside and use it in my small trailer. I'm 60+; 5' 10"; 260# (shooting to lose 40# in 6 months). I started my routine at level 4 out of 8; at 18-19 MPH for 5 minutes in AM & 5 minutes in PM each and every day. I purchased a black BBQ cover $12 and flipped it inside out for silver side to show to protect the bike even up to 120 Deg F outside in direct sun. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NFQS2NSPros:Easy to assemble. Nice touch to have hardware on parts and not in a bubble wrap. A+++Lightweight and very sturdy. Well designed ! Tested at 260 pounds.Very sturdy handle bar with lip support for a smart phone or thin Ipad or Android tablet - up 12"Magnetic resistance is consistent thoughout the complete peddle stroke.Most Parts are Powered Coated and should last for many years even out in the elements: sun, etc.All tools to assemble are included and wrenches are short / thin to prevent overtightening nuts. / bolts.Cons:Could use a backlight on display panel for night time use outside.Does not have a holder for small water bottle but, one can be easily added.

The bike was pretty easy to put together. However, my suggestion is to do what I did: watch the bike assembly video they have on this page. It should be with other videos on here. I went along with it, and would pause it or rewind it while I was doing each step. The only thing I had to look at the directions for was to make sure, before starting the assembly, that I had all the parts. The video made assembling sooooo much easier!I love the bike! I have had it for three months now. It says 330-pound capacity. When I started on it in March, I was 392 pounds.That is WHY I bought this bike, and decided to change my lifestyle. Babysteps, but I have been eating healthier (as much as I can afford to), and I love riding this. I put videos on YouTube of bike paths in places like Ireland, Scotland, France, and Italy, and I just ride along until my back or butt starts to hurt. My heavier peeps get it, I know.It is the end of June now, and I am now at 353 pounds. So the bike is definitely durable, even if you are heavier than the weight capacity it says. I bought it because I saw reviews for this bike that said the same thing.

My impression is that the bike is very good value for the money. I find that the range of resistance is suitable for all work outs. The extra resistance bands add just enough additional exertion to increase the intensity of the work out a bit; which I like. I found it to be sufficiently quiet. For something that folds up, I find it to feel very sturdy. It also has several seat and other adjustments. I don't use the display much but it seems fine for what it is. I recommend this for anyone looking to get an exercise bike but not have it be a permanent fixture in their room.I did receive one screw for the seat which had the wrong pitch threading and the manufacturer replaced it no problem. This was probably a fluke occurrence as the quality control felt very purposeful and thought out when unpacking the bike.

I have to say, even though made in china this is a good bike. I was pleasantly surprised because I have found that is not usually the case. It has 3 positions, one being a semi-recumbent which is what I needed for PT for my knee rehab after knee replacement. It has plenty of resistance, is easy to get onto and drives smoothly. Putting it together, I did wish I had at least a 3rd hand when putting on the feet. I struggled with that but finally managed it. I like that if folds up for storage because I am running out of space in my exercise room. It has little wheels on it so when I fold it up to move it, it rolls on its little wheels. The backrest is very uncomfortable. It digs into my back. I put a little pillow there and that solved the problem.