YOSUDA Exercise Bike, 3 in 1 Folding Exercise Bike for Seniors 270lbs Capacity, Magnetic X-Bike with 8-Level Resistance, Back Support Cushion for Home Gym Workout

I’m have ridden a bike often, but I’m not a pro. I bought this for bad weather exercise indoors at home. I am a small person. This set up accommodates my 5’2” and 115 pounds very nicely and was not hard to put together once all the instructions were laid out and studied. I did have to use my own tools sometimes. I have to use a pad on the back rest to get me closer to the front, otherwise it is perfect and sturdy. Good design. Everything works smoothly and well, including the display. It stays put and is safe. Good price point too. Glad I bought it.

I purchased this bike for my 73 year old mother. She had knee surgery a year ago and retired shortly after. She had gotten incredibly inactive since retirement and I was looking for a way to get her moving some without putting stress on her knee as she has some issues with the IT band being too tight after the surgery. This bike is great. It's very sturdy and was fairly easy to put together. It took me less than an hour to put it together by myself. It would be even easier if you had a second person to hold parts at times.The bike rides smoothly and has a good variance for the height adjustment. I was pleasantly surprised that the tension actually adds tension to the pedals. My experience with less expensive bikes has always been that the tension knob is just for decoration. That is not the case with this one.One of the main reasons I purchased this one was because it can be folded up but I've found that it takes up such a small amount of space that we can leave it out in the corner of the living room at all times. I'm not it would take up much less space if folded up than it does now. It also doesn't seem like it'd be easy to fold up and store but since I haven't tried I can't rate for that.At the end of the day, this bike is well worth the money in my opinion and experience!

I bought this product about a week ago, super easy to setup and the genius of the company, is that all the hardware comes attached to the bike. You don’t receive a billion little pieces that you have to figure out where they go. They’ve made construction of the bike super simple and other companies should take note.Once together, the handlebars are solid. There are “electronic pads” where you can place your hands and this gives a readout of: time, distance, odometer/miles, heart rate/pulse and caloric burn.The seat is adjustable in height (lower/higher) and the back rest to the seat folds down when not in use.There is a knob for tensioning the level of speed (how hard you pedal) and it gives a pretty good workout - nothing that will kill you but it’s a decent amount of resistance.The pedals are sturdy and they have grips on them to keep feet from sliding off and with the addition of adjustable feet straps - they hold pretty tight.The operation of the bike: This is the QUIETEST indoor bike EVER! There is a magnetic wheel on the inside of the wheel housing, making for super smooth pedaling and extra-quietness. It’s so quiet, tou could literally get on it in the middle of night without waking anyone!!! SERIOUSLYThe whole bike can be used in either bike riding position (holding handlebars) or recumbent - this thaks to the two rear bars attached under the seat. The two rear bars can be used in conjunction with the two exercise ropes that the company graciously provided; which can be used for arm or leg strengthening exercises.I would give 5+stars if I could BUT the frame is somwhat bent making the only difficulty in folding the bike up all the way for storage (the locking pin does not go through to the other side due to a slight misalignment/bent frame).But that really doesn’t matter to me and not worth returning because truly - this bike has all the bells and whistles including sturdiness, value, adjustability, quietness, and quality.In the spirit of honesty I will tell you that I had a stroke last year and this bike is helping me to strengthen my muscles , endurance and stamina. I cannot say enough good things about the product.I would wholeheartedly recommend this product to others.PS: had some great photos to post with this review but Amazon hasn’t figured out a way to simply add pics without having to download their photo app, try to sell you more storage and keep all your pictures on their Cloud.🥺😳☹️

Just received the new X-Bike yesterday and immediately opened the box. Removed all the parts/pieces and was surprised at the weight of the individual pieces! This is NOT a flimsy piece of equipment! The written directions w/drawings for assembling were well done making assembly of the bike easy. And for those who still need more help, there's an Amazon card included to scan to watch a 'how to' video. Since I was interrupted a couple of times while putting it together my total assembly time was a couple of hours.When I was finished I got on it and gave it a 'test' ride. The seat with the back is comfortable and gives good support, and the handles both on the sides as well as the one leaning forward are also comfortable. The pedal adjustment for resistance is in the front and it gives just a slight resistance when put on max, so for anyone WANTING a tough hard push, this is not the stationary bike for you. It is for anyone wanting a simple, easy ride for basic exercise beyond just walking. For an older person wanting an easy exercise bike, it's perfect! It has a set of built in wheels on one end for easily moving the bike and yes it does fold up. So storage is convenient, but it really doesn't take up that much space when it's open. This one also has the tension straps which I use at the same time while I'm pedaling so I'm working my upper body while my lower body works the pedals.The built in 'computer' uses two AA batteries, which are included, but I use my smart phone in my pocket for giving me my 'miles', since I haven't actually taken the time to set up the 'machine' buttons yet.Overall, it is a sturdy, well built, well designed bike for the price for anyone NOT wanting to spend $200 to a thousand or more for all the bells and whistles.