20 Best Stationary Bike For Low Back Pain (Jan 2023 Update)

I had gotten really into spin workouts at my local gym, but found it difficult to get there sometimes day to day. So, I started researching spin bikes that could work in my home. I was on a budget so was definitely trying to keep my purchase below $600. After a lot of research, including trying some bikes in shops, I landed on this one and I am very pleased so far. It's super easy to set up, is very quiet and sturdy, and has met all of my expectations and needs. I love that even if I only have about 30 minutes, I can hop on the bike, get in a good workout and go about my day. Before that would have been at least an hour between getting to the gym, changing, and my commute home, which means I worked out much less than I do now. I've only had the bike for a month, but so far, I really love it!Shannon

I only bought this bike last week, but I love it so far! I researched for months on different sites and different products. I was hoping for the iC4, but it's out of stock everywhere. This one was in stock and available to pickup. All the issues I've read about seem to be related to mishandling during shipping. I followed all assembly instructions, especially pedal installation, making sure they were threaded on straight and then tightened with the wrench. The bike is super quiet. I've preemptively bought some silicone lubricant for the wheel and brake pad after reading about noise. I watched some videos on maintenance and it's super easy to care for. I think a lot of issues come up because people think you don't have to take care of expensive equipment. The seat is a traditional racing seat, so it's uncomfortable if you have a big butt like me, but I bought a padded cover and it makes it more bearable. I'm 5'9" and heavy and the bike is big and sturdy enough. I'm not sure how accurate the display numbers are, but I'm also not such a serious rider that I need the most accurate stats; I just want a good cardio workout and hopefully drop some pounds. The only regret I have is that I didn't buy this sooner!amber74

I bought this bike ~9 months ago, to replace a cheap one that, while it looked like this Schwinn on the outside, had a resistance mechanism that just didn't work. What a relief it was to get on this IC3! I've been riding ~6X a week & it's still working well. My favorite feature (besides the fact that the resistor/brake function works) is the horizontal adjustment feature for the handlebars. If I can't adjust the handlebars both vertically & horizontally, my hands fall asleep while riding. No worries for that issue with this bike. As several reviewers have noted, the "computer" is pretty awful. The timer works (mine loses about a tenth of a second per minute, but that's not a big deal) and the rpm meter, when you can see it (seems like it's always on mph when I glance down) is accurate. The calorie count is a flat 13 calories per minute, no matter how fast or slowly you go, so that's not even vaguely right. The unit rarely picks up my pulse transmitter, but when it does it's laughably inaccurate, to the tune of 50bpm high or low. I don't know if the distance is accurate, because I totally don't care about that. It should be, but given that this unit was clearly programmed by people who don't bike, I wouldn't bet on it. On the other hand – see those down-facing brackets at the top? If the top one disappears, you're going under 60bpm. That could mean that you have so much resistance on that you're going to blow out your knees, so that's a handy signal to have. Despite my grumping about the monitor, this is a really great bike. All most of us need from a monitor is to know how long we've been pedaling & enough bpm info to make sure we're in a knee-safe range. And this monitor does that just fine. The bike is outstanding – sturdy & responsive. And both the seat and the handlebars are adjustable in two dimensions, hooray!MegM01

Received my bike 3 days ago, took a while to fit together, but once done it is a very sturdy bike, and I love the fact it puts no pressure on my lower back, unlike a standard exercise bike. Brilliant features, and constantly shows my heart rate, and how many calories I am burning. Taking it very slow as I have had issues with arthritis, but know this will help enormously. Only downside was there were no instructions on how to build it, there are many parts, so I had to download the manual (27 pages) – not good if you don't have a computer or printer.Judy1960

Easiest assembly of this type machine I've seen. Fits my 6'1'' 190 pound frame nicely at maximum seat height. Smooth working, nice regulated resistance for consistent workouts. I don't place much trust in electronic meter metabolic reads, but the timer function plus my own practiced speed/rhythm work together to give good workouts. Would buy it again.R.E.

Not noisy, 1 hour to assemble, handle bars have play at fulcrum, comfortable seat. Resistance varies with speed and effort exerted by arms, or legs or combination of both. I have not installed the monitor. I am 83 , fairly active, and for the price the performance is just what I neededWalter H.

Over all very pleased. Little surprised at the weight of the box containing the bike, but once I got the bike unpacked, sorted out, and performed the require assembly I was up and riding. Instructions were not not hard to follow but some of the small parts (washers especially) were a little confusing on which direction the odd washers faced. Apparently I guessed right, nothings come apart. Assembly took me a little less than 45 minutes.webbld02

I usually don't bother with reviews but wanted to do one here since there's so little info to be found on the C7 (loads on the C6 though!). I bought this bike to use as a peleton alternative with the peleton app. The bike is a great bike. I've ridden outdoor bikes a lot (road and mountain) but never really went to the indoor bikes until this. I have been pleasantly surprised. The seat is actually very comfortable, especially with bike shorts. If you're not used to sitting on a bike seat then of course it'll feel weird, but you let butt gets used to it. This thing is super quiet and easy to use, easy to adjust resistance, easy to connect Bluetooth. It's a little difficult at first rising with the peleton app because of trying to figure out resistance levels. Even the 'conversion charts' online don't feel like they're accurate. My only real complaints about it is the water bottle holder should be set further back to avoid hitting your knees on it (there's lots of complaints about this with the c6, which is basically the same bike without the console). The screen is quite small to use as your entertainment or spin class but it's perfect for using as manual mode for the metrics during a peleton class (which I watch on my tv).KC

It was easy to understand assemble instructions, but I am very surprise of the intense work out cardio I got in just 5 minutes, Sad is the monitor came in faulty, it wont turn on at all, I don't know if to return the entire machine or just keep it.Juan

We were looking for a compact exercise system to use when weather prevents outdoor biking and walking. After comparing reviews and price, this unit was chosen. We’ve only had it a few days, but so far we’re very happy with its quality and performance. Everything was included in the packaging, even the tools. It’s very sturdy and the seat is easy to adjust. We were also pleased when it arrived a week earlier than expected.Judy

Good value for the money. Compact and easy to use. Didn't need all the bells and whistles – just a nice workout session at home. Some assembly is required but if you have assembled furniture before, this should not be a major problem.Louis

Love the bike. Easy to put together, comfortable seat! Hate, absolutely hate the resistance pads! They do not wear evenly, make lots of noise and leaves marks all over the wheel. I have had to replace it each month! I wrote to Yosuda, who passed me off to another company that sent me another pad, but did not address any of the other issues I mentioned. If I wanted a bike with a monthly fee, I would have purchased one.KT

After I received my stationary bike, I’m very happy that I made the right decision on it. I work at a restaurant and get off really late, that’s why I don’t have that much time to go gym to work out. This bike it’s really convenient to move around with its wheels. The another good thing for it is that it doesn’t make noise when I use it. So I can do exercise whenever I like to. There is a spot I can hold my phone while exercising. The seat is adjustable and comfortable. I put it together by myself in about half hour. It was easy to assemble and I like everything about it. It feels very solid when riding it, by all four members of our family, weighing from 90 to 200 pounds. We feel that it’s a great value for the price.Katherine

Bought this bike to incorporate into my at home exercise. It was easy to assemble, and everything moves smoothly. The seat was mildly uncomfortable so I replaced it and added a gel cushion. I've had it for about 2 weeks now, and use it almost daily. I'm glad I made the purchase and would easily recommend this to friends and associates looking to amp up at home cardio.jenlovesgreen

Hey guys! So I have been using my exercise bike at least 4x a week since getting it and loving being able to still get an easy sweat session up in lockdown. Here are some of my pros/cons so far: Pro: 1. Quick delivery and build time 2. 8x gear options available 3. Gear is a toggle rather than twist 4. Solid distance & speed tracker Cons: 1. The gears are a but stiff (I'm standing at level 3/4 at 100kgs) 2. Handlebars can become a bit wobble over usage.Benjamin H.

The family has been using this bike for the last two years. It is a great starting point for someone that wants to improve their cardio health. We have had a couple of issues, had to purchase two sets of peddles to replace the ones that came with the bike. we also have broken the resistance knob assembly 4 times and have paid for replacements. (the screw that applies pressure to the resistance foot has stripped because it is made from cheap metal) We really beat this unit for all its worth. I being 6'1 220lbs finds the seat needs to come up a bit to get the full stroke from the peddles. The handle bars also need to come up another 2 inches for taller people. But for the money, this cant be beat for a starter bike.Dirk

It has been almost 5 months, 1.4 million meters/860 miles, over 50 hours of ride time and I couldn’t be happier with my BikeErg! I have been tweaking the fit and also made a couple of changes since my first review. The first is replacing the saddle with a Selle Italia Turbo saddle, which you can see in one of the attached pictures. While the padding on the original saddle is very comfy, I opted to go with a different one for two reasons. One, the original saddle felt a bit bouncy to me and two, I wanted a saddle with an upsweep on the tail, which the original one doesn’t have. While changing the saddle I also realized that I needed to make a correction to my original review. The black cap at the top of the seatpost where the saddle sits does allow you to adjust the tilt angle, which I didn’t think was possible before. Ridges inside that piece allow you to set the step angle for the front and rear of the cap independently to change the tilt of the saddle. There is actually a video on the Concept 2 YouTube channel titled Concept2 BikeErg Tips: Saddle Adjustment, which explains this. I have also been using ErgData for the last couple of months to immediately upload ride results. I had an old iPhone 6 sitting in a drawer, which is now dedicated full time for this purpose as you can see in one of the attached pictures. The other benefit of this, which I absolutely love, is that the Concept 2 data can be linked to the Garmin Connect app for my watch and as soon as that upload from ErgData is finished it shows up on the app with a really nice graphical analysis of your ride. I’ve also attached a couple of screenshots of the Web page and phone app showing the results of my sprint workout today. If you are considering one of these I would highly recommend it. RodRodQ_2

Owned this for over a year. Beats the c___ out of every other stationary bike out there. Less than half the cost of a Peleton, better than a WattBike and just as useful with a couple of minor upgrades. My Div1, top 10 rowing program daughter convinced us to get this. I had rowed D1 at college when Concept 2 released the Model B rowing machine – the first real, ball busting, lung burning, muscle cramping off-season workout device. The rowing machines are built like a tank, you can see people today trying to sell Model B’s on Craigslist for more than they retailed for 30 years ago! Have owned a Model C rower for 15 years with millions of meters on it replacing only the read out device. Everything Concept 2 makes is completely over-engineered and designed to take Olympic-level stress for decades. Turns out the bike erg is no exception. It’s not the same as a spin bike, and certainly not an assault bike. Whatever they did with the belt mechanism for the flywheel it seems to put greater load on your thighs and just slow burns them throughout a workout turning them to jelly. My daughter has top of the line WattBikes at her boathouse, but the BikeErg is the go-to bike. Her coaches have seen more benefit using BikeErg sessions (intervals,sprints, long pieces etc) than other bikes. And they’ve compared a bunch. The BikeErg is a belt driven, flywheel bike. Resistance is varied by changing airflow into the flywheel manually. Same principle Concept 2 has used on the Rowing and Ski Erg machines since 1990. This creates a resistance pattern that works your legs throughout the down push when cycling. From the top to the bottom of the pedal turn. That’s what creates the unique burn. It’s as though you are constantly working up a very slight incline. The other unique part of any Concept 2 device is the Performance Monitor (PM5). It was the first accurate, reliable power meter commercially produced. Back in 1990 it was a quite revolution. It took the rowing community a decade to figure out how it could be used to enhance training. I’ve seen people complain the design looks outdated, why can’t it be a touch screen, it can’t show this or that etc. Bottom line is that it’s a way more open system than any other product out there. You can download a system update to set your workouts in calories, distance or time for all the CrossFitters. It syncs reliably to heart rate monitors (polar, whoop, Garmin etc), it can hook up to multiple different apps including ErgData from Concept 2 that can display and store a wide variety of power parameters. You can upload workouts to TrainingPeaks with ease if that’s your thing. To get the most out of it as a Peloton beater there are couple of easy upgrades you need – pedal clips $15. You can replace the pedals and seat if you want. I like to wear sneakers when I ride. – Idevice holder. Motivation helps with Zwift, a monthly Peloton subscription, or movies for long rides. We experimented with a bunch of options before combining a $15 SmallRig padded clamp with an easily adjustable rock-solid iPad holder $20 – Water bottle holder Clamp $10 You could go cheaper, but it won’t be as solid. I’m 6’5” 250, my daughter is 6’1” 170, my son is a 6’8” 290 footballer player. The BikeErg is adjustable for all of us and solid enough to handle my son doing sprint workouts (he’s broken seats and pedals on cheaper bikes in his high school weight room). What it can’t do. The quibble you will hear (not mine since I know what the machine is designed for) is that it can be awkward to adjust the resistance during a workout. That’s not really how Concept 2 machines are designed to work. The vast majority of people should set the fan so they can work comfortably at 60-80 rpm for 30 min. Normally about 3-4. Increased effort happens through increasing your cadence. It’s not really designed to easily mimic a bike going uphill. You can’t go wrong buying this BikeErg. If it’s not for you it will sell on Craigslist in 5 min for close to retail price.DrAmBer

Does not work! Easy to put together. However once it was finished the you could not peddle the bike. It wont move forward but can move backwards on tension 0. We tried moving tension around but will not work!Alvin

I love this bike, as I've been working remote for almost 4 months now for a State University. At least while I'm on Zoom Meetings, or working on Budgets, I am getting leaner and stronger!Lana M.

Received my recumbent bike in one box. Assembly was incredibly easy and instructions were clear and precise. The bike is quiet and smooth. I'm pleased with this purchase!Stephen D.

I am so so happy with this bike. I am 75 and put the bike together by myself in about an hour. Directions are really clear; take your time and enjoy the process of putting it together. Bike is so quiet and very smooth ride. Love the scanner that includes heart rate, miles, calories, time peddling. The bike is really sturdy and fits in an 18 inch square space when closed. Very easy to close and open. Yes, pull the pin to open and close the bike……there are two holes that line up for open and close position. The seat is also really comfortable. If you are trying to decide whether to buy or not, I recommend you buy it. It is really worth every penny and your body will thank you for helping it stay healthy.woffette

In response to P65 for consumers . . .it's a warning label such as don't use a curling iron while in the tub, or consume paint chips. "Should I worry about Prop 65? Probably not. The Prop 65 label is like a noisy alarm that rings equally loudly about smaller amounts of low-risk substances and huge amounts of potentially harmful chemicals. The labels don't say how much of the chemical is present, or how much it would really take to make a person sick." And one key word is "might"! Most items should probably have this label on it! All the toxins we purchase is outrageous-but unless you are licking, consuming, or eating the paint chips, etc. the worries should be labeled but it's safe to use. Thanks to the customer that pointed this issue out!Kat Girl 2

As a mom with a school-aged child and a full-time job, it's impossible for me to find time to go to the gym. However I know I need to add some exercise into my daily routine. I did some research and found this spin bike; it's easy to assemble and it doesn't take much space. The bike itself is stable and the ride is smooth. I also want to praise the excellent customer service, they answered my questions promptly and I am very happy with the purchase. Now I can ride the bike while watching my favorite TV shows and feel good that I am not a couch potato anymore.Barlow

It was easy to assemble. Even though I was bad at building stuff, I only took me an hour to finish it. The size is perfect fitted at the corner in my room. It makes zero noise! Now I can do some workouts whenever I want. And there is a place for a phone or an ipad to make the workout more entertaining.Cecilia

I have bought this exercise bike for a few days, and I use it every day. The adjustable resistance makes the workout more challenging, and it’s quiet, this make me happy. Even for my nephew, he is 6'2" 255lb men, there is just no frame flexing or movement. Can support his weight completely. Adjustable design make my wife and me use it easily. In the process of using the product, I found that there are adjustable black foot-pads under the bottom bar, increasing the stability of the product by adjusting the black foot-pads. And this bike cushions is comfortable. On the whole, this is a well-made, good-looking bike for a terrific price. I am very pleased with this purchase.Salome

After getting the bike assembled, which was not as easy as other reviews state, there was a grinding noise. We took the bike completely apart and found the belt was not on correctly. It took FOREVER to get it back on. After fixing that there was an issue with the tension cable. After working on this bike for a while it is finally usable. The price is fair, but its not worth much money in my opinion. Spend a little more on a better bike. The overall look of it is good but it doesn't function properly.Brittnee

This exercise bicycle is easy to use. I had a sore knee for weeks. I noticed soreness was less after first use. I have used the bike for 2 weeks and knee pain is gone. I was away for a week and mo issues with knee. I start using it again today. This bike displays distance and calories burned. The seat and back cushion are comfortable. This is the best exercise bike I have used. I highly recommend to damily and friends.Sylvia

I bought this bike several years ago, and have been very pleased with it. I am 97 years old, stagger around with a cane, and have very little strength. This bike is good for me. It's very easy to get on and off – the seat is chair height, with a back and arms making it secure to ride. Other configurations like upright bikes and rowing machines are difficult, and those requiring you to stand are impossible for me to use without falling. I ride this bike for 30 minutes a day at a resistance setting of 5 within the range of 1 – 8, about what I remember the resistance of peddling a real bike at about 10 -15 mph to be. The bike has a very good price; it has the essentials and no more. Other than occasionally tightening a few screws, I've had no maintenance problems. I have two criticisms: (1.) The adjustment for riders of different heights is cumbersome, and (2.) The little computer displays operating time, speed, distance, calories , and something I don't understand. It is difficult to zero the display at the start of a run; I just keep punching until it eventually does, and the calorie count never zeros, but who believes it anyway. The same is a problem with the scan function – just keep punching and eventually it starts working. For someone like me who needs aerobic exercise, but is too old and feeble to go running in the park, this is a great machine.William

If you're under 5'5" don't get the bike. I am 5'2" and have to stand on the balls of my feet at the lowest setting and even then I'm barely reaching. The seat is highly uncomfortable. Its basically metal with a thin fabric covering, zero padding. The arm rests have a no slip grip surface, but once again metal with zero padding. I am a little concerned about the ratio of base width vs bike height. It feels a little wobbly when I try to go fast, so I do feel like I have to take more care about not swaying the bike a lot while on a fast pedal. Personally I want to return it on the comfort alone. If it isn't comfortable I don't see myself using it. It does come with wheels that you can tilt the bike on to move it around, but the bike is very heavy. While you can move it and the wheels do help, I wouldn't plan on having it move it much. I was really lucky that I didn't lose parts. The package that the spare parts came in was opened and loose in the box. The box itself had multiple large holes in it that those little pieces could have fallen through, but that's probably more of an issue with the shipping service.brittany

Just purchased this bike yesterday in part because with Covid supplies of everything are in short supply! Not sure what happened with the other onereview on this bike but ours runs very smoothly and very quietly, no squeaks of any kind. It appears the those with longer legs or very tall, may find this bike not long enough to peddle.The seat is firm, hoping with use it might soften up some. The seat back is 2.4 “ thick and from back of seat to peddle at highest point is 40”, lowest point 42”. So you can check if the bike is long enough for your legs. 2 bolts underneath the frame have to be removed to adjust the seat, unfortunately. This is a simple exerciser, has scan, timer, distance, and calorie counter speed. Will hold phone or small tablet, comes with water bottle holder and tension adjusts with a dial. Includes peddle straps. Simple but can get the job done. Very low in center to step over.Red Poppy

I'm 75 and purchased the Weslo Pursuit Recumbent Exercise Bike and put it together myself with only a bit of help from my grandson. However, I couldn't get the cup holder screws to tighten because the holes in the front post were too small as were the holes for the console digital tracker, so left holder off and console is wobbly but neither affect the exercise capability and I will go to hardware or Wal-Mart store and get smaller screws that fit holes. Also lost 2 larger bolts into the inside where flywheel is located and could not get them out by turning bike upside down. So going to have to go to Wal-Mart store and see if I can find compatible ones. Overall it was simple to put together and l liked that all screws and bolts as well as Allen wrenches were on separate piece of cardboard and were well marked and instruction manual was in English and easy to read. Bike rides really smooth and console is easy to set, even though undoing seat for adjustment is a pain but hoping only have to do that once. Pedaling is easy and resistance knob helps as does console that can be set for distance, timer, calories, etc. Takes up little space so that's a plus. Got it on sale at Walmart so was worth the price and delivery was fast. Would be nice if it had a place to set book or Tablet to read while pedaling as description said it had but I guess you can't have everything.Bonnie

I bought this bike today. Assembly was challenging because holes were not drilled right and had to be re-drilled to align parts. Once fully assembled the screen did not work at all. I was on hold with customer support for over 1 1/2 hours listening to the same repeating, annoying music on hold. There are 2 web addresses supplied with the unit for support but neither works. Now that it is fully assembled I regret buying it. It is flimsy and not worth the money.Desert Dave

I think the only good thing about this bike is the price point 🙁 The assembly of the bike was super easy. I was able to assemble it 80% alone. The rest of it was too heavy for me to hold and screw at the same time so my husband helped with that part (handle bars). There’s a few major disappointments here. First, the left pedal is impossible to screw on. It tells you to tighten it counter clockwise, which we did. But the grooves don’t work (idk how else to explain it). The left pedal doesn’t fasten completely to the leg of the bike. We thought maybe it’s not supposed to (?), so I got up and tested it. After pedaling for three seconds, the left pedal popped completely off. We tried for nearly an hour to get this pedal to screw on all the way but it never did. That night, I reached out to the email address provided in the instructions to ask them for help with the part. We got a reply from a bot, advising us to turn the pedal counterclockwise, which we already did for an hour. I replied to the bot saying we tried that with no luck. Despite their bot promising contact from an actual team member, we still haven’t heard back (it’s been two days). Then, I decided to call the support phone number provided. It also goes to a bot, who advises they’ll only transfer me to a human if I register my product and provide my registration number to them. So note, if you got this bike secondhand and need help from customer service, it’ll be nearly impossible unless you have the registration number. My husband somehow managed to get the pedal halfway screwed on enough for us to use it without the left foot busting off mid stride, but it is sooooo wonky. The pedal jiggled around and is very unstable and not safe to ride at all. When I finally registered my product, I called the support number back. I indicated I wanted to return the product because I’m completely over it. After clicking thru the menu, once I told it I didn’t buy it directly from the manufacturer the bot told me “please go to the store you bought your item from to complete your return. Goodbye.” This infuriated me! I understand they didn’t sell me the bike so I can’t return it to them, but this is the least concerned company about their products or customer service. I will ever in my life purchase anything from this company again. The other issue I have is I feel like the bike isn’t made for short people. I’m 5 foot even and the seat is too tall for me, even when it’s on the lowest setting. When I stand next to bike, the seat hits mid torso when it should hit right about my hips/pelvis. My feet lift off the pedals when I hit the bottom of my stride. This isn’t something I can even ask them to fix so it’s a total bust at this point. Finally, the seat is UNBEARABLE! It’s narrow and hard as a rock. Just icing on the cake.Monica

I assembled it by myself with no problems. The parts fit and lined up well. It is a sturdy bike, it doesn't flex or bend under my weight (203 pounds). The pedaling action is smooth and very quiet. The adjustable magnetic resistance is a great feature. I like the multi-function digital display, which is easy to read. The seat height adjustment is a little awkward; it is necessary to hold in place while you get a hole lined up, then screw in the locking handle. It is, however, a good tight fit and safe. #sweepstakesDJ 68

What a wonderful exercise option! Not real easy to assemble, took 1.5 hours. Seat is very comfy for my big behind. My legs are short so I am looking for an idea to make the pedals thicker. I can still use the bike but can't wait for solution to pedal problem. The readouts on screen are easy to read and advance at a nice pace. Bike is 99% silent…no complaints here! It is kind of heavy to move around but not an issue when wheeling while folded. The quality is top-notch and well worth the money spent. Very sturdy construction. Overall, I will rate this exercise bike 9.8! It's also fun to ride!Christine

This exercise bike is in every way perfect to get enjoyable workouts. It is compact by just removing a pin and pushing it into the 2nd hole so that nothing flops around when you move it on the wheels on the front. The wheels don't touch the ground until you tilt the bike so it is steady when you are riding it with all 4 round rubber pads on the ground. The quiet noise level when working out is the most enjoyable experience as I can watch movies (old Maverick cowboy movies) with the sound not turned up. The peddling motion is really smooth and the readings are easy to read and I can keep my pulse rate right where I want it to be. It takes up very little space when stored up right and is easily moved and fairly light. It takes a 270 lbs man riding easily with no problem. The cost was lower than expected for this quality of a bike. The seat is adjustable for 5' 1" to 5' 7" or 5' 7" to 6' 2". My son in law is 6' 2" at 270 lbs and it works perfect for him. However, this adjustment is not quick as you have to unscrew 3 screws. The work load is also very easy to change with small incremental increases while you are peddling.Donald

Easy set up. Well written assembly directions. Comfortable seat and handlebar settings for wide range of body types. Seems durable as well. Just enough bellsTim

I bought this bike to stay healthy during COVID19, my gym was closed indefinitely. I bought the bike knowing that I would be going back to the gym when it reopened, but for the short term I wanted something to stay in shape. After a month of no spin class (Les Mills Sprint) I purchased this bike. I am impressed with the simple setup and the mechanical functionality (as good if not better than the gym bike). The electronics do not work, period. I downloaded the Les Mills On demand app (like $40 for 4 months) super pleased with the app. I plan on buying a heart rate monitor. I like the way the resistance lever works, but someone who uses a lot of resistance, the highest setting was only my moderate to heavy. I like the pedals and the cages – way better than the bikes at my gym. For the things that really matter, this bike is great, a bare minimum. The tablet/cell phone holder is nice, but I have moved the bike enough while riding that my phone has fallen off a few times, no biggy. This bike is stable, it feels study, and it is comfortable (the big seat is great for my big butt…) For under $300 it is worth purchasing.Clydesdale Triathlete

By no means is this bike a Peloton or a Keiser, but for 1/10 the price it can't be beat. Its a worthy bike to use in a small home gym for occasional home use and during the pandemic. It was shipped rather quickly as the store was out of stock. Really easy to put together with easy directions. Not really that many parts. Basically the legs, seat and handlebars were really all that needed to be put on. I suck at building things, and this was a breeze. As my wife and I are both 5ft 8 or shorter, this is perfect for us. The bike isn't really designed for anyone taller than about 5ft 10in though. It only has 8 gears and the cadence is in mph, so you have to convert to rpms, basically by feel, but it's not that difficult. It takes a bit to get used to gearing compared to the bikes at the gym, but it still gives a good workout. The included computer, has speed, time, calories and the basics, but it even measures heart rate on the paddles on the handlebars. Quite the feature for such a lower priced item. After a couple weeks of use it feels durable and is fun to use watching spin classes on Roku TV. It's not the gym bike or a Peloton, but it's better than expected all while not spending a fortune for a bike that is perfect for a small home gym.rockskipper

Great for home use/getting back on track. The resistance is not as strong as the bigger more expensive machines, but you get what you pay for. It makes you sweat/burn calories!Bigrae1

I have been looking to purchase a Recumbent Bike that had good reviews from variously users. I had no idea there were so many different types available. The reviews on the Sunny SF-RB 4806 were very good so I went ahead and ordered one. They predicted a delivery date and it arrived on time. There is some assembly required. Their user manual is easy to use. I needed some assistance on an area I was having some trouble with so I called their support group. I was pleasantly surprised by the friendliness and how knowledgeable Ashley was. She knew exactly how to instruct me to fix my area. She even suggested sending me a short video on this. I followed her advise and my bike was ready to use. I was and am still impressed on the quality and the quietness of this bike. I would certainly advise a new Bike user to use their products. Thanks Ashleymary

Le délai de livraison était génial, était si facile à assembler, les instructions étaient très claires. Très robuste et confortable, facile à régler tous les paramètres. Hautement recommandéisele9

La livraison a été rapide et bien organisée. Le velo est facile à monter. Une fois monté, il s'avère solide et très agréable à utiliser. je le trouve de meilleure qualité que les vélos de salle de sport. Je suis satisfait de mon achat.ouve6o

Très satisfait. un super vélo d'intérieur de très bonne qualité à ce tarif ! Livraison rapide. tres silencieux , bien fini.sainira7