Exercise Bike for Home Gym Use, Advamsoler Indoor Cycling Bike Trainer Stationary Bike with Comfortable Seat Cushion and LCD Display for Home Training, 350LBs Capacity

I was wary having to replace my much more expensive 'Tour De France' powered bike on a budget; some of these cheaper/not-quite-gym-grade options are pretty flimsy tbh. However, I'm really impressed so far, it's really solid for the price and has great build quality. Its REALLY easy and fun to build and packed really well too. Took about 15 minutes at a leisurely pace to complete, all tools provided in the box. The bike itself is really stable in operation. I'm towards the top of both the rated height and weight range and both the handle bars and seat post are at "max" setting. The LED display is basic numerals only, but does the job fine (no phone type screen or wifi capability etc), it's a nice, bright green colour too :) I needed a cheaper replacement and to just get moving with some cardio, this so far, has been surprisingly good and fun/easy to use. It's big enough to look serious without taking up too much room, easy to move about due to the wheels and quiet when running, even on tough resistance setting. Would recommend!

The exercise bike has turned into a real centrepiece in the spare room, tucked beside the bookcase where the laundry basket once lived. Its steel frame, 16 kg flywheel and generously curved handlebars refuse to wobble, even when I haul myself out of the saddle and pretend I am charging up Sauchiehall Street. Bluetooth pairs with Kinomap without any faff, and I can then lose far too much time poring over cadence, distance and calorie graphs, pure catnip for anyone who likes numbers.Resistance ranges from an easy spin to something that makes the thighs burn, and the belt drive is so whisper quiet that the cats do not even bother opening an eye. The handlebars rise high enough for my 6 ft 3 in frame, although I would not complain if the reach were a touch longer. The saddle has enough padding for a brisk forty-minute session, but anything longer still calls for padded shorts.Assembly could not have been simpler, roughly twenty minutes with a screwdriver and a mug of tea thanks to most of the parts arriving already fixed in place. With its 160 kg weight limit, smooth ride and app tracking that actually works, the bike offers genuine training potential. Apart from that minor reach quibble, it feels worth every penny.

I've had this exercise bike for week now, and I'm really impressed with how smooth and quiet it is. It's ideal for home use—even with others in the house, I can cycle early in the morning without waking anyone. The belt drive system is quiet yet powerful.The rounded handlebar shape is something special. It allows me to dictate how intense I wish to exercise—I'm either just cruising along slowly or flying along in a sprint. I also like being able to change my grip during long rides, which makes it more comfortable.Resistance levels are easy to adjust and offer a surprising variety—from easy warm-ups to difficult climbs. The LCD display is unremarkable but handy for keeping an eye on basic statistics, and the tablet holder is a welcome feature for watching something as you ride.The chair is softer than I thought it was going to be, and the adjustments are simple to get into the right position. It feels solid and well built in general, and the small details like the water bottle holder and transport wheels show attention to detail in the design.If you're looking for a sturdy indoor bike that won't take up much space, try this one.

Great product really easy to assemble it and clear insurrections to easily put it all together. Easily adjustable really duriable and sturdy and a good place to put your phone too. Adjustable straps really high quality and amazing value for money I would definitely recommend this product

Grabbed this bike because I wanted something solid for home workouts without dealing with gym queues or dodgy weather. Wasn’t expecting too much, just needed something that wouldn’t feel like it was going to fall apart mid-ride and it’s turned out to be way better than I thought. First thing I noticed was how stable it feels. I’m not exactly light, and this thing doesn’t budge, even when I’m standing up on the pedals for a bit of intensity. Definitely gives off the feel of proper gym equipment without the faff. The seat’s actually comfortable too, which was a nice surprise - usually I brace myself for a numb backside, but I’ve been fine even after longer sessions. Resistance is easy to adjust, so I can go from a casual spin while watching something to a proper sweat session that actually feels like I’ve done something. The little screen gives me what I need - time, speed, calories, that sort of thing - and I’ve got my tablet propped up for Netflix or YouTube classes, which helps the time fly by. Been using it a few times a week and it’s still quiet, smooth, and hasn’t given me any issues