Sunny Health & FitnessEvo-Fit Stationary Upright Bike with 24 Level Electro-Magnetic Resistance - SF-B2969 Black/Red

This turned out to be a much better purchase than I expected. It was pretty easy to put together and is really quiet when being used. The preset programs are great, but the control panel is not as intuitive as it could have been. But once you figure out which buttons to use to set it to the program you want, it’s a really good workout. Plus it’s really nice to not have to adjust the resistance manually during a workout.So far, the only downside is the built in fan. I thought the fan was a good idea, but when it is turned on it blows a really bad smelling plasticy smell. Hopefully that will go away after awhile. Overall, I’m really happy with the purchase. It’s not one of the crazy high end workout bikes, but it’s quiet, comfortable, way less expensive, and definitely gives you a good workout.

Two year update:Still happy with the bike. No problems so far.One year update:Still happy with the bike after one year. No major problems so far. I don't ride a hard profile, so I'm not really putting a strain on the bike either. But that said, it still works good for my use. I did find that on my entered ride profile (its the last picture that was submitted for this review), the first segment time can vary anywhere from 5 sec long to the full minute. The 15 remaining segments are always one minute long. I ride a 5 minute warm up on the lowest level, and that seems to affect the length of the first segment of my entered profile ride, depending on where I stop the warm up. Its not really a big problem, as it loops at the end and I just make up any missing time. Its still strange that the first segment time length can vary like that, as the warm up and profile are two separate ride entries. Its a minor issue and I don't know if the other ride profiles are affected, since I don't use them. I still think its a good bike for the money.Original review:Overall I am happy with the bike. I do have some issues with the user interface, which is why it received 4 stars and not 5. Here's what I noticed about this exercise bike:Well packaged and easy to unbox. I assembled it by myself without problem in about a hour and a half. I did not curse once putting this together, and that almost never happens.No problems with plugging it in and start up.I then got to the user interface, which I have some issues with. First you set up your user profile, there are 5 available (0-4). You then enter your sex, age, height and weight and what program you want to ride. As long as you have power to the power adapter, the bike will save these values. So the power adapter has to be on for 24/7 just to save your user profiles. I haven't measured how much power it draws while not in use, it should be a low amount. I still do not like this. I prefer to have equipment on a switched power strip and when I'm not using it I shut it off. But if I do that with this bike I lose my profile. When I first started using the bike I did shut it off and then had to reenter my profile for every ride, but that got old fast. The default values for age is 25, height is 3' 03, and weight is 22. Since I am in my 60's and over 200 lbs, I had to use the "+" button a lot to get to my values. I didn't care for the programed exercise routines, so I made my own under the "personal" option. That means I had to enter the value for the 16 different slots. All this took to much time, so I finally gave up and just leave the bike powered up (the display does shut off when you finish your ride).It would have been better to have added flash memory, or a microSD port so we could add our own memory, and save the user profles to that. I could then shut the bike completely off, power up and load in my user profile and be ready to ride. This is my main complaint about this bike.Another thing I've noticed is my exercise routine is 16 segments, and usually each segment is 1 minute long. Total time for the entire routine is 16 minutes, but this is not always the case for some reason. I've finished all 16 segments in 15:45 or 15:50. I don't know why it sometimes runs faster. It will loop when it gets to the end, so I ride it for 2 passes and then a brief 1 minute cool down, for a total of 33 minutes. Since I've gotten the bike at the end of February, I have rode it at least 3 times a week. The bike seat is ok for the time I ride it. I haven't tried the other features like bluetooth or the usb. I like the fan.I attached pictures of the default values for age, height, weight, and my personal program that I ride.The only question now is how long will it last. I'm betting the power adapter will go first, since it has to be on 24/7 to save you profile selections, but who knows.So bottom line is it does have some minor issues, but it does what I need it to do. It was worth the money so far.

When pedals are low there's nothing to roll it back up like when you're on a real bike!! Please let me know what I'm missing? I followed the instructions to a T and it's like it's a child's bike, with nothing holding the pedals inside the wheel socket. Did I get one with missing parts? I'm about to pack it back up and return if no one from support calls back

Love the bike but disappointed that it does not connect to the different courses for sunny fit bikes. I can do all the bike videos but have to do the option to connect without pairing. I can upload and record my manual workouts though to sunny fit. I didn’t return the bike as I didn’t want to take the time to disassemble and return it in the mail.

Arrived very quickly as promised. Easy to assemble with clear instructions. Bike is good quality., feels sturdy, quiet.. User interface is a little clunky at first, but ok once you get uses to it. It is exactly what I was looking for to get off of the couch while watching TV.

Easy to assemble , it seems to be good quality for home equipment at that price. The power cord is a little short at about 4 feet. Otherwise no issues so far.

Make a noise and its not really comfortable .

Its quiet and fits in my small aprt