| Brand | ZIWWVY |
| Special Feature | Plus, they come with arm resistance bands to work those upper body muscles and give you a full-body workout. |
| Color | Grey |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Item Weight | 36.8 Pounds |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Resistance Mechanism | Magnetic |
| Product Dimensions | 36.2″D x 21.3″W x 44.5″H |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 300 Pounds |






Mr. Trace Krajcik –
It was relatively easy to assemble and operates well. Works well in small spaces and easy to move.So sleek and easy to store. Gets the job done. Super light weight. I highly recommend this bike. I was worried about the quality since the price was so great compared to similar bikes on Amazon, but it’s a fantastic product all around.
Miss Renee Schimmel –
When the box arrived, it was a bit heavy to carry to the basement by myself, but doable. I’ll admit I was a little intimidated by all the assembly required when I opened the box and saw all the pieces. I carefully unwrapped everything and all the parts were accounted for and in perfect condition. A big thank you to the person who wrote the instructions! I’m not exaggerating when I say these were the clearest, easiest to understand, perfect English, no error directions I’ve seen in my life, ever. It took about an hour total to assemble with no frustrations, which is amazing considering this isn’t a simple machine. This isn’t the quality of a $2000 exercise bike, obviously, but it is more than adequate for my needs. I’m 5′-9″ and 165 lbs and it is perfectly stable and comfortable to use. If you are over 6′ and over 200 lbs, I don’t think this is an ideal option for you. It may structurally hold 300 lbs, but you would be too wide to fit on it. It is dead silent. No vibration or sound whatsoever. The screen cycles through time, speed, distance, calories, odometer and pulse. The calculations seem generous, but I won’t be tracking it anyway. I’m just using it to keep my heart rate up for cardio. There is an adjustment knob for petal tension. The little shelf will hold a phone or 10 inch tablet but they will cover the screen. The attached arm exercise bands is a nice feature but awkward to use and not all that tense. It does fold to store, but it’s not that big in the first place and the pin to collapse it can easily pinch your fingers. This bike is worth double, but again, if you are a large person, I’m afraid this isn’t going to be a good option for you. It’d be nice if it had a cup holder. The description vacillates between the bike having 8 and 16 tension adjustments. There is only 8. It also describes built-in wheels to move it around. There are no wheels, as the rubber floor protectors just drag across the floor. I’m taking one star off my rating because of the inaccurate/exaggerated features and lack of cup holder, but it deserves 5 stars.
Joany Reilly –
So far so Great! I have been using the bike for about a month and it works great