Sunny Health & Fitness Magnetic Belt Drive Premium Indoor Cycling Bike - SF-B1876

I purchased this bike with the winter months coming on and I wanted something to use with the peloton app (more on that below).This bike arrived in perfect shape as it was well packed. Assembly was a breeze... I was up and spinning in less than an hour from the time I started un-packing. If I was to nit-pick, the only thing I felt could have been done better was the computer cabling. The included computer mounts to the handle-bar frame and if not inserted onto the bike's mounting hardware carefully, I can see the cabling being damaged. I also wasn't too crazy about the built-in rest for an iPad, etc. It was too small for my iPad Pro (12.9") and at kind of a weird viewing angle. I solved this by buying an aftermarket holder and fastened it to the rest.As far as working with the Peloton app - This bike came with a speed and cadence sensor and is displayed on the bike's computer but does not have any way of communicating with any type of bluetooth or ANT+ apps. I purchased a WAHOO speed and cadence sensor. Fastened the cadence sensor to the crank shaft (this matched the bikes computer cadence count identically), and the speed sensor on the inner surface of the flywheel. I calibrated the speed sensor to the bike's computer with the WAHOO app via the tire size selection, and was able to connect with popular apps (like Peloton, Zwift, etc.). I simply found the closest tire size on the WAHOO app to match the bike's built-in computer's speedometer.Peloton doesn't use the speed sensor but looks for resistance. Turns out the resistance knob on this bike is about 10 full turns from 0-100% resistance (I use the Sunny logo as a guide for one full rotation). When Peloton asks for 25% resistance, I just adjust the knob 2.5 turns (from 0)... you get the idea. I have no idea if this corresponds to Peloton resistance, but it works for my intentions.This bike is solid and quiet... I've already dumped several ounces of sweat on this thing...

Just got it assembled couple days ago so far so good very sturdy looks like it can hold up to 300 pounds so that’s good. I am getting a seat replacement for it the seat it came with kind of shitty other than that pretty good bike for the price. Will update my review as I start riding it more. If you’re looking to get a decent bike under 300 bucks, this is definitely a good one for y’all. Hope I helped you out if you were undecided on this bike or not. take care yall.

I am not a bike guy. Never have been. As a lifelong athlete on the cusp of 60 and as someone who "graduated" from P90X multiple times but can no longer do the weight regimen and push ups thanks to a bit of arthritis in the wrists and forearms, I simply wanted an outlet that would help me with the most important thing at this point---maintaining heart health.I did a great deal of research and filtered so many comments here and on other sites. I learned to filter out the comments and concerns of long time bikers and spin class people because truthfully, a great deal of their ideas with regards to the bike, its features, its shortcomings and the like just dont apply or excite me. Initially, I was all set on buying a Peloton but the price tag was not something I could justify.So after that research, I bought this particular bike from Sunny and can attest that yes, it is easy to assemble, and yes, it is very sturdy. I've only done a few workouts---and I will be updating as the months go by---but can only say that the digital display contraption has its shortcomings. On one hand, it has no lighting, so if you are in a basement, Youre going to be out of luck if the lighting there isn't spectacular. At the same time, you'll notice there is no real explanation of which wires plug into which "jacks" It's pretty much trial and error.As a middle aged guy who is still in good shape, *was* an athlete at one time and has an eye to the future, I really like what I see so far. I see no reason to buy special shoes and at this point or any other contraption for that matter, and will think about buying the peloton app in the future but even that is something I am not sure I need right now.Cant wait to really get into it.

Ordered the bike, and it arrived with multiple pieces broken (3 trim pieces and the seat). With no seat, the bike was entirely unusable obviously. Contacted support and after a long call, multiple pics/videos, they were able to open the case and I received replacement parts in about a week. One of the replacement trim pieces was broken, but I just looked past it since it's cosmetic. The new seat made a loud popping noise after maybe my 3rd or 4th ride on the bike, and the threading on the pedal became stripped with the pedal hanging out halfway mid ride. I initiated a return, but the process since has not been easy, and since I didn't save the original box (I live in a studio in the NYC area where I can't have a box that size sitting around my apartment for weeks), it seems a return might not be possible at all. Do not order this bike! I'm still in the return process, but there has been no traction. I'll update this review if there's any positive traction.

This bike is amazing! It was easy to assemble and it is such a smooth ride. Very quiet and sturdy!!! 100’s of dollars less than a Peleton and it works just the same. Great value and top quality!! I am very happy with this bike!!!!

A mí me llegó en mal estado la cuerda de uno de los pedales venía dañada y después Amazon tardó mucho en hacerme la devolución ya que el producto era muy pesado y no se lo quería llevar la paquetería.