| Brand | HAPBEAR |
| Special Feature | Foldable |
| Color | Black |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Item Weight | 19.75 Kilograms |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Resistance Mechanism | Magnetic |
| Product Dimensions | 26.77″D x 16.14″W x 46″H |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 300 Pounds |





Mrs. Zola Feil –
Wow…this is an impressive piece of equipment for a very reasonable price. It will require a couple of hours and some space for assembly But even the assembly process is well planned and very intuitive. The equipment is well engineered and very sturdy. It is heavier than I anticipated, but it can be adjusted for storage. It has wheels in the front which can be used for moving it around, but do not jeopardize operation. I wish that the seat and frame adjustment knobs were spring-loaded for quicker manipulation, though the fully threaded pins are probably safer. All in all, this is great!
Katarina Spencer –
Wow, I love my new indoor bike. It’s perfectbeing small enough to fit in my small living room. I likefeatures of easy to use, the wide bike seat and how easy it is to adjust it for my use. It is well designed andbuilt with quality sturdiness. Great buy!
Yessenia Rath –
This is the only exercise bike I’ve ever owned, but I love it. It was pretty easy to put together (but I have really good spatial reasoning skills). The manual was a little confusing because they put too many steps together into one step. It could have been broken down a little better to be clearer. But the pieces were easy to assemble once I understood what was going on. I’ve ridden it almost every day for about a month. I love that it’s easy to fold up and store, as well as easy to switch between regular and recumbent. The resistance is great, but it seems like going from 5 to 6 does not give the same resistance as going from 7 to 6. I know that sounds crazy and doesn’t make sense, but it feels like a slightly higher resistance coming down from a larger number. I usually ride on 6, 7 if I’m pushing myself. I’m probably about 250 lbs, and this bike feels very stable. I’m a big person and not everything is made for big people. The one modification I had to make, I removed the handlebars because I have big hips and it was not comfortable. But, it didn’t impact anything else on how the bike functions or make it less stable. The seat is also very comfortable on my oversized rear end. I’m also tall (5’10”) but with short legs and I don’t have any problems on the bike reaching the peddles. About a week ago, the pedal started making a knocking noise and feeling sometimes when I rode. I was upset thinking it was malfunctioning or there was a problem with the magnets. It turned out to just be a lose pedal (and maybe that’s because I pedal in both directions). Easy to fix! I love this bike and feel like I made a super good choice. I’m very happy with it and definitely recommend.
Magnus Howe –
A bit small for me, I’m 6’1″ and at the tallest setting I’m still bending my knees too much. The electronics are not very good – the speed indicator says I’m doing 99 mph most of the time. The distance indicator is somewhat accurate most of the time and at others quite a bit off. The pedal straps are too small for me and I had to remove them since I couldn’t get my feet into them.Having said all that, there are advantages. The thing is super quiet and easy to move around. The tension knob seems to work fine although 1 is the highest tension and all the way over is the lowest – which is counter intuitive to me. It is comfortable – I first thought it wouldn’t be but as I settled in for a ride, it felt fine. It does seem to be well made (except for the parts that don’t work) and it should last a while.It is OK to assemble but the instructions are Chenglish and I finally just resorted to the pictures to make sense of them. Most nuts and bolts are already on the components and you unscrew or release them to use them. There were only two packs of bolts/screws and only a few in each pack. The packs were labeled so it was easy to see when to use them. It took me about an hour to unbox and assemble. It is a bit unwieldy to unbox and get together but not unexpectedly so.Since the electronics didn’t work that well, I used the method in the video of putting a tablet over them and watching a movie while I rode. The time on the movie was, of course, super accurate and the movie made it much more enjoyable to do a work out… of course the tablet doesn’t come with the bike but most should have something to substitute for it… like a cell phone.I kinda wish there was a cup holder (I know… I’m kinda picky on that one). Will probably rig something.I gave it a 4 but if I had expected the electronics to work, it would have been a 3.
Kennedi Wintheiser –
Great beginner bike that lasted 16k miles over a year and a half before an axel shattered. Absolutely got my money’s worth for daily use. The pedals and wheel definitely got noisy after a year or so, but no impact to performance. This isn’t ideal for someone who lives on an upper floor, but it’s easy to work up a sweat and go for hours. Would definitely recommend an additional seat cushion, but the one for the back is great and has minimal wear and tear after extensive use. The pulse monitor wasn’t a big factor for me, but I like that you can set it to a specific mode (speed, miles, etc). Putting it together only took an hour or so and can be done by one person. The battery on the screen lasts a really long time and I only had to change it out once over 18 months.