| Brand | DMASUN |
| Special Feature | Digital Display, Ultra Quiet, Heavy Duty, Thickened Steel, Solid Flywheel, Compact |
| Color | Black-Blue Friction |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Item Weight | 61 Pounds |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Resistance Mechanism | Friction |
| Product Dimensions | 35.8″D x 19.7″W x 46″H |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 300 Pounds |








Raymond Mosciski –
This bike is compact and quiet, but very sturdy, that is what exactly I am looking for. The simplicity and no frills design wins me. The resistance levels to increase my workout intensity is another great thing. The seat is comfortable to me compared to what I had before. I also like that it is easy to move so I move them in different room if needed. It is surprisingly quiet so I enjoy watching TV when I am exercising.Overall, I highly recommend this bike.
Talon Champlin II –
Review for DMASUN Classic Brake Pad Stationary BikeI’ve been using the DMASUN Classic Brake Pad Stationary Bike for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed. It feels sturdy and stable, easily supporting its 300 lbs capacity. The ride is smooth and quiet, perfect for home workouts without disturbing anyone. The comfortable seat cushion makes longer sessions much easier, and the adjustable resistance gives a good range for different fitness levels. I also like the digital display with pulse tracking—it’s simple but effective for keeping an eye on heart rate and progress. Overall, it’s a solid, reliable bike at a great price point!
Claudie Collins Sr. –
I’m really happy with this exercise bike! Assembly was quick and straightforward, with clear instructions and all the necessary tools included. The bike feels sturdy and provides a smooth ride. One of my favorite features is the spacious holder, which fits my iPad perfectly—great for watching shows or following workout videos. Overall, a great value for the price!
Prof. Louisa Dickinson II –
This is a well made bike, but all of these bikes seem to be designed about the same (maybe they all copied Peloton) and they are all designed for a prone or racing riding position. I’m a recreational rider and switched to a bike that allowed for an upright position back way back in my sixties. The prone position was too hard on my wrists and also made it hard to look around. I knew this bike would force a prone position, but I suspected it could be modified for a more upright position. It would have been a simple adjustment if the manufacturer hadn’t welded the handlebars to the bracket that holds them in place. Why not just do it like almost all bicycles in a way that allows the user to adjust the angle of the handlebars? Well, they didn’t, hence the 4 stars. It is, however, fairly easy to modify. I just turned the goose neck around 180 degrees. That moves the handlebars back about six inches and changes the angle about 27 degrees upward toward the rider. See picture. In order to make this stable I drilled a new hole in the opposite side of the neck for the pressure knob to screw into. I positioned the hole for maximum handlebar height. With the seat all the way forward, I now have a pretty upright riding position. It is very quiet, and the simple computer is all that I need. There were some ugly stickers on the cranks that leave a mess when you try to take them off. Needed to use WD-40 and a plastic scraper. The device holder still works with the modification. You just have to use a couple of nylon ties to hold it in place.UPDATE: I was able to achieve the last desired bit of uprightness by simply placing yoga blocks under the front legs. Duh!
Shanelle Morar –
Great bike for a great price! It was relatively easy to assemble with parts clearly marked. Heavy duty and stable for a comfortable and quiet ride and easy to move with the attached wheels. Seat and handlebar easy to adjust seat has a foam cover which makes it very comfortable cyclying works great.I would recommend this bike to anyone looking to keep fit ,in the comfort of your home.