| Brand | Node Fitness |
| Special Feature | Heavy Duty, Adjustable Seat |
| Color | Silver |
| Power Source | Pedal-powered (non-electric) |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Item Weight | 35 Pounds |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Resistance Mechanism | Magnetic |
| Product Dimensions | 37″D x 18″W x 44″H |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 250 Pounds |






Barrett Ferry MD –
was amazed in unpacking the weight of this thing….wasn’t sure from description just what this flywheel and magnets thing was all about….obviously this does contain a significant flywheel for a thing otherwise of small size…..felt guilt toward delivery man getting it over and through our gates. it is a simply designed thing with a good feel (not too bent down for me even getting stretched slightly to the pulse pads. and, indeed, the pulse monitor works and is in my familiar range.And yes, that flywheel really works great…..a familiar range of smooth, quiet peddling until up to the highest end, which becomes really hard goes to foot by foot peddling…..too hard even for this flywheel to hold enough momentum. Unit is petite and obviously more mobile than the fancy big guys. Seat feels good to me, a male…..way better than expected, but I keep pre-cut 3″-thick industrial foam to slip under the rear half and cut down wear on both me and seat. It folds and rolls around easily….watch out for forward tipping if messing around with it without weight on seat. It replaces a real 20″ folder on roller, and its size and lack of exposed oily parts lets it be placed in more convenient places for Kindle and drink access.This is a good deal at this price.
Donald Mayer DDS –
Easy to use and does not take up much room!
Herbert Morar –
Pros-Compact (Folded Dimensions: 4ft, 2ft, >1ft deep, Unfolded Dimensions: 4ft, 2ft, 4ft deep)-Very usable-Easy to set up-Light (less than 20 pounds)-Well built, sturdy-Screen has a decent amount of settings (batteries are included)-Tension settings are gradual but noticeable-Handles are well placedCons-Height adjustment for the seat (hardly noticeable)-Seat (extremely small and uncomfortable, the metal plate you mount it on is what you will feel since the padding on the seat is barely there)-Pedals are very small (they are about 4 by 4 inches wide which is extremely small for my feet, I wear size 11’s)-Heart rate monitor is kind of useless (Don’t know how accurate it is as there is no number displayed, just an image of a blinking heart, also the contact points to make the monitor work stick out from the handles and are a harder plastic than the rest of the handles which make the handles more uncomfortable)Overall, as a cheap exercise bike, it’s worth the money. It does have a few problems though with the comfortability of its use. I know you aren’t supposed to be comfortable while working out but the lack of padding on the seat will definitely hurt hours after getting off the bike. I troubleshoot this by just putting on a cushion and since I don’t care for the heart monitor, I’m just going to wrap some towels around the handles to make them more comfortable. It’s worth the money but for the few problems it has, they can be remidied easily.
Magnolia Stracke –
Easy to put together. Great value. Works well for my needs.