| Brand | Sunny Health & Fitness |
| Special Feature | Grip Pulse Sensor, Dual Function, App Connectivity, Adjustable Seat |
| Color | Dark Gray |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Item Weight | 63.8 Pounds |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Resistance Mechanism | Magnetic |
| Product Dimensions | 53.21″D x 22.76″W x 34.25″H |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 300 Pounds |








Dave Muller –
Nice bike that is stable, quiet and relatively compact. Seat is comfortable enough. I like the curvature of the handles so you can lean forward if you want to. The nobs are easy to use. The tension is strong enough, if you already have some fitness skill behind you, you will still find the difficulty levels provide a challenge. It did take some time to put it together and personally I don’t like so much packaging. I had a gift card and some credits, so I picked this bike. I’m not sure I would have paid the $300 for it as there were other bikes in this price range that seemed more interesting, but given the quarantine, it was available and does the job well.
Minnie Kohler –
Thought bike was very sturdy and awesome dealMy Husband bought it for exercise for himselfAnd i am not a bike person but i was so impressed by the quality of it.It doesn’t take up alot space
Linnie Rolfson IV –
I’m 5’1″ and this is the third stationary bike I’ve ordered on Amazon. Had to return 2 others because I couldn’t reach the handlebars on the first, and couldn’t reach the pedals on the second. This one is just right for petite girls. So relieved I don’t have to keep looking. It leaves a bit to be desired in the way of programming and extras, but all I really care about is that it works, is comfortable for my size body, and has a little holder on the top unit for my phone/TV remote. I don’t care about it having a built in TV on the bike, would rather watch my own TV that’s bigger. And I don’t care too much about programming, as I generally prefer manual settings anyway. It doesn’t have a water bottle holder, but I don’t care about that either since it’s at home and I have a little table next to the bike anyway. Thanks to this company for making a bike that fits petite women….it is not easy to shop for stationary bikes as a short girl!
Christop Upton DVM –
I am an idiot girl in my 20s living alone, and I was able to set up this bike by myself no problem! It was delivered in 2 days free from Prime. It comes in a cardboard box with those shipping straps around it so I was able to drag it up the stairs myself, the package is only 60 lbs. From unboxing to assembling all the way to cleaning up the packaging took me 1 hour. I followed the instructions. They provided all the wrenches and screws you need. I didn’t watch any YouTube for it. Actually the next day I had a problem with the bike and I took it entirely apart without instructions and put it entirely back together, and it was much quicker and intuitive to assemble the second time. Assembly is easy for 1 person!About the problem with the bike: the first time I used it, the resistance mechanism snapped entirely while I was spinning and stopped providing any resistance at all. Knowing ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about bikes, I just took the main plastic housing apart and saw that the giant band that provides tension around the wheel had come off to the side. I stretched the band back over the wheel and now it’s been working 100% properly. I am using it without the plastic housing now since it’s much easier to access the mechanisms for maintenance if I ever need to fix the bike again.100% recommend! Works perfectly, and the iPad holder is a super nice touch – I watch the Peloton app classes on the iPad while I spin. Keeping me SANE in quarantine!