Indoor Teenager Exercise Bike GYM Recumbent Compact & Stable Folding Cycling Stationary Cardio Upright Bike Frame Design Easy Storage

I was so reluctant to even consider purchasing yet another piece of exercise equipment that would probably morph into a clothes rack after a few months, but midwestern winters and advancing age had stolen my resolve to stay fit. I looked around a lot, both in brick and mortar shops and online, but found nothing solid, inexpensive, reliable or compact enough for my needs. After an hour of picking through the offerings on Amazon, and finding nothing, I assumed I was asking for the impossible: a compact, stable, durable, decently priced stationary bike. About to log out, this bike advertised in one of the sidebars caught my eye. It's ORANGE!! After a sea of equipment in uninspiring black/grey/chrome, I couldn't resist. There were only 4 reviews, but all were 5-star, and I was impressed by what the reviewers were saying. The price, size and styling (and color!) were right on.After 5 months of daily use, averaging 10km, I am thanking my lucky stars for this wonderful bike. I don't know how it could be more perfect. I look forward so much to my daily sessions on the bike. I love it so much that if I could afford it, I'd have one for upstairs as well!I found I needed help putting this together--all you need to assemble it is included, but it is easier with conventional tools, and some extra hands. I found the monitor unit which has the readouts for calories, odometer, heart rate etc. the most difficult part to attach, but if you take your time, it's not too bad. The bike itself is completely stable and solid---no rattling, shaking or shifting at ALL (I have it on carpeting). It's completely silent, too. The pedal action is the smoothest I've ever experienced, and I've owned several stationary bike/coat racks over the years. The seat is total luxury! Broader beams will be very comfortable with the bike seat. It's a totally comfortable, smooth, enjoyable ride! Since the odometer is the most important function for me, I haven't tested the accuracy of the heart rate monitor, but it works, as do all the functions. Adjusting the height is incredibly simple. The tension knob is the weakest part of the bike--you must keep turning and turning and turning to tighten the tension to the slightest degree, (which may make it seem as if it doesn't work), but if you keep at it, you are able to adjust the tension exactly where you want it. I'm 5'7" and around 155 lbs, with a 33" inseam, and the larger size has been perfect. I have the seat at the next to highest setting.This was one of those apprehensive purchases, that turned out to be a glorious "chose wisely" buy!

Finally a bike for us short people. I have bought and donated at least 2 stationary bikes before because I simply could not reach the pedals in the lowest position. I am 5' 5" tall with a 27.5 inseam. THIS BIKE FITS! I CAN ACTUALLY REACH THE PEDALS. I measured the distance from the crotch of the seat to the most distant position of the pedals: 26.5 inches. So If you inseam is at least that, you have found a bike that will work for you. Observations: the yellow color is cheerful, the bike is light and easily moved on its wheels, has a small footprint when folded. It came well packaged and easy to put together. (Refer to instructions carefully when feeding the wires to the electronics, however.) There are no set, specific levels of tension marked on the console--only a direction (+ and -) for adjusting tension. Electronics continuously updates: elapsed time, speed, distance, calories burned, odometer, revolutions-per-minute, and heart rate (pulse). ABOUT THE SEAT: I found it a bit hard, so I bought a gel seat (Sunlite Cloud-9 Gel Seat Cover 12x13") for greater comfort. Happy trails! While biking I watch Indoor Cycling Group World Tour American Southwest DVD -- beautiful scenes from Arizona and Utah. (also available from Amazon.)

This bike is of good quality. The pedals though are farther out than on a regular stationary bike. It also seems that the pulse monitor is not very accurate. For the price though, it's a good piece of equipment to get your heart pumping when you're unable to get to the gym.

This bike was great for the two months it lasted. I used it at a low resistance setting, about five times a week for 30 minutes. Not extremely intensive - and after two months a belt inside the casing snapped.Contacted seller and they were of no help. Thanks to Amazon I was issued a refund. Going to go ahead and purchase a different bike from another manufacturer.

The tension knob did not work since day 1 and now one pedal does not stay on. We have had the bike for a little over 3 months. I'm hoping the seller rectifies the issue.

Afraid of openIng it and finding out that it’s broken since the packaging is all torn up. Stay tuned update coming soon once my husband puts it together if everything came out ok.

Good exercise bike for somebody on the go. The color is vibrant orange and you can easily fold when not in use. You can check your heart, timing etc while you are pedaling. It is not for a 300 pound individual. Worth the money.

It works for me. I am a bit short for regular adult size bikes so this fits pretty well. It had problems with the cable that adjusts the tension, but I have a clever son and husband who fixed it all up for me. I could not have put this together myself without spending a lot of time.