| Brand | YOSUDA |
| Item Weight | 17.9 Pounds |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 19.69″D x 17.71″W x 12.99″H |
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| Brand | YOSUDA |
| Item Weight | 17.9 Pounds |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 19.69″D x 17.71″W x 12.99″H |
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Bernhard Bins Jr. –
Very solid, quiet, fully functional as advertised, easy to assemble, heavy enough to not slide easily along the floor, light and compact enough to carry in one hand, made of good quality materials, and looks good. I am really feeling its benefits as I recover from knee surgery. My wife had asked for it for her general fitness and health, and I am happy I bought it for her because I now see we will both use it.
Dr. Raymond Gulgowski PhD –
I’ve only had this for a few days but really like the quiet, smooth operation. It’s well built and very sturdy. I’m using it on carpet without the rubber mat and it stays in place. I haven’t tried it on a wood or tile floor. The arm cord excercisers give good resistance so I’m happy with that too. The reason I gave it a rating of 4 is because there is no reset on the read out so time, miles, etc. just keep adding up. I was disappointed in that. Other than that this is an excellent bike for indoor exercising.
Ms. Luella Marquardt II –
Much better than I expected. Smooth, pretty quiet, very adjustable resistance. Well made and easy to assemble.
Jakob Hoeger –
I bought this machine after seeing a few physical therapy YouTubers recommend this type of gentle, gliding motion for improving knee strength and cartilage. I’ve only had the machine for about a week, but I find it relaxing, definitely delivering a mild workout for an unfit senior, and something I can do when the weather is bad. I think it’s the perfect prelude to venturing into a more strenuous fitness program.Incidentally, there are videos on YouTube that show ways to make the machine an interval training workout, as well as routines for working the upper body while pedaling. So it’s not just “stationary bicycling”.The machine is attractive, easy to assemble, with necessary tools included. It’s a bit heavy, but that’s necessary for stability. The motion is perfectly smooth, and produces only a faint whirring noise.The readout is quite handy. I prefer to track minutes, and the KMH monitor is most useful to show you when your effort is flagging and needs to be stepped back up. I am using it for my arms as well, as the smooth motion also seems to be giving my shoulders, elbows and wrists good exercise.I’m starting all the way at the bottom of the resistance setting. That’s what my knees can handle.
Rubye Heathcote –
Paired this with an inexpensive sit/stand desk (this one: https://amzn.to/3P4YCeR) and it’s a great combo. The desk keeps a laptop or a book stable for use, and you can pedal away for far longer than you think you will for a bonus exercise/health/circulation benefit. Plus, some studies suggest that learning/working while exercising boosts memory retention, so there’s that benefit as well!As for the Yosuda pedaller… great little unit. Quiet, smooth, easy to use, easy to assemble. The handle on top makes it really convenient to move around. I have found it very stable on carpet. Have not tested it on other surfaces.PRO TIP(s): to improve stability and prevent slippage you can do 2 extra things: first: if you have an adjustable height chair, ensure the angle of your legs to the pedals is closer to 45 degrees or more, rather than parallel to the ground. That extra downward pressure will help increase resistance/friction with the floor. Second: I found that by adding a thin non-slip mat (like this https://amzn.to/4bU76zg ) under it added to the stability. Overall, I found the unit far more stable than some other reviews had me anticipating.Bottom Line: whether it’s for helping old joints, improving circulation, or burning a few extra calories, this is a great little unit to get! Crank up “Born to Be Wild” or “I can’t Drive 55” on the stereo and start pedalling! : )