Perfect product in every way. This is a simple recumbent bike, no frills, at a great price. It all came in a small very heavy box, wrapped very carefully. Instructions written no doubt by an engineer, easy to follow. All parts fit. All materials well made, sturdy, and finished. It took me about 2 hours to unwrap, catalog all the parts, and build it. It works perfectly. My wife and I use it. It is perfectly quiet. One thing: If you have experience building stuff like this, you can do it. If not, think about who could do it. There are handyman (women) services near where I live.

9 months, avg 26 days per month. 68 minutes most rides. no problems66 yo senior male. Weighed 252 on March 31st, when I got back into my routine. 6' tall. By the 15th, I realized I returned to cycling (stationary cyclist for 35 yrs) too soon after surgery. Feeling good and not wanting to stop, I continued on the elliptical while I shopped for a recumbent. Settled on this one and rec'd it on May 13 or so. One Full Month in, June 14th, I've used it daily for 68 minutes minimum, 90 min max each session. I'm down to 228, feeling really good and Ecstatic that I purchased this sturdy, quiet, easy to assemble recumbent. Pretty easy for a big guy to move around, might be a bit heavy for some women. I made it a bit more comfortable by getting a memory foam cushion. For seniors or Anyone just wanting to get the blood moving, you can't beat this deal. I got it for 219$ on a flash deal.2nd Full Month report card. 30 more days, 68 min per session. My normal 66 yo numbers are: 68 min, 600 cal burned. Right at 16.5 miles. I think I've only missed a day or two over the 30 day period.As a long time buyer of home exercise equipment that is easy on the pocket, I'm still holding this piece in high regard.Oh, since March 31st, I'm down 30 lbs which is a solid 2 lb per week, slow and steady. Tinkered with diet, mostly eating one ingredient items, I'm unable to walk more than 100 yards. Along with Tiffany Blair's toning and muscle building tubes on youtube, I'm completely done with XXL shirts, and with the crunches she shows you how to do, I've moved 4 holes on the belt. My end date to stop and take a look at myself, May 14th, 2025. Buy, don't hesitate. Before this recumbent, I had been a stationary cyclist for about 40 years. I love this thing. Easy on the backside also.3 Full Month Report Card. Daily use, 68 minutes, another great 30 days. No problems whatsoever! Took only 2 days off, so it was a full month of good cycling.3.5 month mark. All Good. Decided I like this recumbent so much, I bought a backup in the event my no. 1 encounters a problem. It's simply a safety net because there's nothing as awful as having to take time off while waiting for a replacement. Worse yet, loving a make and model and coming back to buy another and seeing that model is discontinued. 3.5 months, almost every day, 68 minutes at least. No problems.4 Full Months Report Card. 68 minutes every day, only missing 6 days in last 4 months. Only trivial problems with this one, so I bought a backup just in case. Little baby bird like tweets from pedal area, solved with wd40. Trivial. The odometer on my no. 1 has a mind of its own. NP for me, but I know some folks like to complain about every little thing. Coupled with diet and core/toning stuff, I'm down 40 lbs and 5" off waist since commencing on March 31st. Never thought I'd enjoy any exercise as much as cycling, but I've grown to truly love this recumbent. Do know, I sit it in front of table with computer, I enjoy my coffee, and i get aerobic with flip flops on. Getting fit doesn't get easier. BTW, my A1C is down from 8.0 in late March, to 5.8 in Sept. My numbers, not looking to set records, 68 minutes, 600 cal burned every day.7 months report card. 68 min per day. No problems. Over 45 lbs lost.

This bike is comfortable, easy to adjust, the panel is easy to use. It is quiet which is a big plus. It has more tension options than most so you can really up your exercise level. Quality is amazing. So sturdy. Easy to move around.

This bike is smooth to ride, quiet, and has a nice display. The shelf above the display is the perfect size to hold a phone or tablet for reading while exercising. It took me about 2.5 hours to put together by myself over a couple of days (I was busy and didn't really track closely). Instructions for putting the bike together are fairly clear with two exceptions. In step 4, when placing the rear handlebars (05) on the seat support bracket (03), it looks like the lower hand pulse wire (27) needs to fit somewhere from the drawing. It does not. It just remains loose behind the bracket so it can be connected to the lower pulse connect wire (26) in step 6. In step 7, when attaching the back cushion (14) to the seat support bracket (03), you will only have part (95) screws left. Use those. The instructions erroneously list screw set 18, which has already been used. Overall, I am highly pleased with this purchase and would recommend it for those looking for a basic recumbent bike that is functional with nice features, but not unneeded bells and whistles.

I purchased the red and black version from the manufacturer for about $220 with tax and it arrived in just a few days. It was one of the returned bikes rather than brand new, to save a few dollars, but this bike had never been out of the box and as far as that goes that option is a good way to save $30+ from the start.The box is a bit heavy and the packaging is very secure. Lots of tape and Styrofoam, and a bit of frustration getting all the parts out of it, but after that it really isn't that bad. I didn't have a ton of room to set up and lay everything out in a very organized manner, and I was watching TV while I did it and other than one or two 'hold on, do what now?' moments with the instructions I would say it was a breeze to put together. This is my first time putting together a bike and it took me probably 45 minutes or so, maybe a touch more, but the hardest part is getting it out of the box. Assembly is honestly not that bad and I would say that just about anyone could do the job solo.And as for the recumbent bike's quality . . .I am right around 6'2 and a big guy, so I was concerned whether the bike would hold up with my big butt pedaling away day after day. But upon using it I am pleased to say that I do think this bike will hold up for at least a few years and it is pretty comfortable. My last bike was an upright model and it was not only very uncomfortable but in very bad shape, so I decided to try something new with this recumbent. Have never used one until today, and it is a whole new world of comfort compared to an upright. I have back issues so this bike is a godsend for me, as I can burn a few calories and not suffer too much in the process.I don't care about the pulse readouts or any of the Bluetooth features, the various programming you can employ with this bike so I don't know how well that stuff works. When I ride I just wanna know the time, distance and maybe the calories. It has a large readout and uses two AA batteries. It also has a place to put your phone or tablet so you can watch videos, but my bike is right in front of my TV anyway so I don't think I will be needing that feature.The seat and backrest are comfortable but I did add my own cushion for extra comfort and something to protect the back rest from sweat.Other reviewers mention their height being an issue. At my height I am perfectly comfortable but I could see someone two or three inches taller probably not being 100% satisfied with it.It doesn't take up a ton of space and seems to be pretty well made. While I always think the price could have been lower for most things, I do think this bike is a good value and I do recommend it, even for the bigger guys.Best bike I have ever had. I actually still have a spare upright bike that I could be using, but after trying this out I don't think I will ever want anything other than a recumbent bike now. Too comfortable! Forget other bikes. This recumbent has made a huge difference in my level of back pain while riding. Buy it!