YYFITT Basic Foldable Fitness Exercise Bike with 16 Level Resistance, Countdown Exercise Monitor, Phone/Tablet Holder and Hand Pulse for Home Use

Love this bike. Easy to put together and move around. Folds small enough to store in a walk in cupboard. Sturdy and silent enough to pedal when working on the phone. Highly recommend. Has changed my sedentary work to something a little more active.

What a great bike this is, after doing a lot of research on home exercise bikes I kept coming back to this one and I’m not disappointed. Very well packaged and easy to read instructions very well made and sturdy (it has my husband’s approval and he’s hard to please) and very easy to put together. As bike seats go I find this quite comfortable and a pleasure to use, with the two wheels on the bottom it is very easy to move around the room, no lifting. For anyone who like me not very tall at 5ft 3ins I found I didn’t need to put the seat in the lowest notch but instead went the next one down (2 from seat). I was advised by my doctor bearing in mind I have never used one before and being over 70 to start off with the lowest resistance and for a duration of 5mins every day for the first week and then gradually increase the duration time and resistance over the first month. I absolutely recommend this bike such good quality and value for money.

Good solid product easy to assemble and user friendly at a good price and easy store able. So good when my neighbor saw it he bought one one point for the seller the pip pin that locks it in position needs to be longer

They sent a Plenty make ,so far everything seems like the Yyfitt .Not too bad at putting together I'm a 58 woman and did it on my own ,Tried it after ,so far it seems like a good bike can't hear it when peddling.Easy to fold and move by the wheels .Good quality would recommend

Tough decision after reviewing positive & negative reviews, but went for it. My hubby put it together relatively easily and to date no problems. We both have no trouble cycling on it, I am 5'7 & he is 6'1 and we both use the same saddle height setting [we do have roughly same inside leg measurement]. The saddle is comfy enough, we both do outdoor cycling but I've gad a hip replacement & the weather has not been kind recently so getting out in the rain is not our thing. If you're looking for a cheap indoor folding bike the we recommend this.

I hired a super-duper STAGES SC3 bike for £375 for 3 months in January when I had the first hip done. I hated it. It was uncomfortable and a chore. When I had the other hip done in June I was so put off cycling I didn’t hire the bike again. Since then my surgeon has nagged me repeatedly to use one for rehab so I bought this bike last week expecting to cycle under sufferance. BUT it is truly fantastic!! It’s really comfortable, the seat is wide-bottomed, it’s super quiet, I can peddle for 30-35 mins at a time without it hurting my back because I’m upright not rounded forward. It’s sturdy, doesn’t wobble as I pedal, or make any weird clicking sounds. I took off the pedal straps because they were hitting the frame and making a noise. Now it’s perfect. I thoroughly recommend it to anyone needing to exercise without breaking the bank or suffering an uncomfortable seat!

Lightweight, easy to use and does the job especially as I am a beginner.

I had to return this bike immediately for two reasons. The first was that the display panel did not work, even after swapping the supplied batteries. I made sure the cables were connected properly but the screen would not switch on either with the pedal action, the heart-rate pads being touched, or with direct pressing of the front controls. All that said, I could have lived with fault as the panel information is not so important to me.What I could not live with was the second major problem - the near total lack of resistance. At the highest setting I could barely detect any resistance, and from setting 1 through to 5 the bike was effectively free-wheeling. It would be great for someone who wants to appear as though they are exercising without actually putting in any effort. Oddly enough, the replacement bike I ordered (different design) was also lacking in resistance. I don't know whether this is a fault with the how the control cable is linked to the magnet resistance pad, or is how it's meant to be, but I didn't bother trying to find out and certainly was not going to start taking the body casing off to check the linkage.In addition to the above, some of the bolts and washers were rusty, particularly under the seat, which is not a good sign. Not impressed. At least I received a quick refund.