Exercise Bike-Stationary Bikes Indoor Cycling Bike, Workout Bike Belt Drive Black Orange Indoor Exercise Bike with LCD Monitor & Comfortable Seat Cushion

I was a little skeptical at first due to the low cost but this has turned out to be a reliable bike. Very easy to assemble. The seat is a little uncomfortable but I find most bike seats to be that way so I just use biking shorts and everything is good. This is a great bike when the weather is bad or the days are short and you want to keep exercising. I use it after work while watching TV. It is very quiet so you can listen to the TV at normal volume. The display is a little simplistic but gives me the main info that I want which is time ridden and distance traveled. Very easy to move since there are wheels mounted on the front. Overall, a good bike for the money!

I was pretty skeptical on this bike when I bought it as it’s a relatively inexpensive exercise bike. However, this surpassed all my expectations. I weigh about 250lbs and am 6’ tall. I was worried it wouldn’t handle my weight or be too small but, this bike is very sturdy. There is no creaking or wobbling when I am going full speed. The LCD screen is also really nice to see your calories burned and how long you’ve been going. I have put about 150 miles on it since I got it about 2 weeks ago and it’s still running like new. My wife also loves it. She’s 5’4” and about 115lbs and We can easily adjust it to fit her as well.I’m a pretty good DIYer but this bike is super easy to put together. It took me about 20 minutes from in the box to up and running. The instructions aren’t great but it’s pretty intuitive to put together so really anyone could do it!

I’m 6’1” and at the maximum height it’s still way too small. My knees are bent like I’m on a child’s bike. I can’t believe I spent that time setting this up for this. Ugh.

I've had a Nautilus U616 for several years. It was okay but the tensioner quit working. After looking at the reviews I decided a lesser expensive bike with no frills would achieve the same purpose. The MGYDSS is pretty similar to other brands and may even come from the same factory so I decided to just buy by price. I've used it quite a bit this past week as part of my recovery from a recent knee replacement. It is a little smallish but adequate for me. The simple tensioning system works great. The seat is just as comfortable as the Nautilus which isn't saying it's great but it works. I have no issues with it's stability. All in all it gives me the workout I want for a decent price. Longevity? Who knows. Only time will tell.

But it just wasn’t for me ….very easy to put together, but it might work wonderful for someone else

For the price the bike works well. I am 150lbs and the seat makes a squeak sound when I'm biking. The resistance is very touchy but gets the job done. I will be buying a more sturdy bike for myself and keeping this one for my 10 year old.

So far so good. For the price you can’t beat it. I’ve already gotten my money’s worth in a week. Even better, when I got home my husband had already put it all together. He had no complaints. It works really well. Quiet so far. Changing the resistance is easy. (The seat is uncomfortable but all bike seats are) I’ll get used to it. It feels sturdy. The seat distance and height is adjustable. I added 2 batteries for the display. Works fine. (Can’t figure out how to change from kilometers to miles but not a big deal). I do recommend this especially for beginners. Great value for the price. Oh and it has wheels to easily move about and it’s small so it fits perfectly where I wanted it in my family room so I can see the TV and outside.

Overall, this product is a good choice for the price point. I do have issues with the seat though. It is pretty narrow (most are for this type of bike) and I have to tighten it every time I get on because it comes loose by the end of my rides.