Stationary Exercise Bike Machine w/ Adjustable Cushion Seat & Multi-Grip Handlebar, Indoor Cycling Equipment for Home Cardio Training, Optional Magnetic or Friction Resistance

Wow...this Cycling Bike is the bomb... I absolutely love it. My husband was going to buy another cycling bike that was going to cost him $3,000. I suggested he check amazon and low and behold we found this bike. I was like -- I don't know -- is it good quality? Well let me tell you -- I'm glad we brought this Sunny bike. It tops the expensive ones. When it arrived, my husband opened the box and he hugged me and said THANKS HONEY -- you saved me a lot of money. I said to him you owe me...lol..lol. Okay.. the setup of the bike was simple you had to put on the seat, petals and front and back bottom bars, water bottle, few knobs -- at least that's what my husband said. He said it basically came already set up. The bike is very heavy... and I mean "heavy" -- I am a woman and I could not pick up this bike -- I tried and said forget it. Luckily it has wheels in the front for moving if need be. My husband just picks up the back part to move it. Its of very excellent, excellent quality. Not sure if this thing is all steel construction or what? Its darn heavy (which is a good thing). The bike is really sturdy --- does not move when you exercise. My husband put an exercise mat underneath -- just to protect the floor just in case it ever moves -- but I sincerely doubt it will ever move. Bars, seat, everything is sturdy when I ride. On the bars, it has a place where I can place my samsung pad for watching Youtube videos on cycling. If you have a smart tv you can also watch youtube videos on cycling. It's just perfect. Also, You have a place on the side to put your water bottle. Cons: Please, please if you do buy this bike you must buy a "seat cushion" first for extra comfort before you ride -- something plush or super soft. The seat is well made and it is hard -- guess its made to last. Can't say I didn't warn you. Now the bike does make a very slight, slight, slight noise but nothing to complain about. I really didn't notice it until I saw a review on amazon before I brought the bike that said it made a tiny noise. So when I brought the bike I listened out for it -- It's really nothing at all - you have to listen hard to hear it. I almost did not buy this bike because someone complained about the noise. Glad I did not listen to that review -- I would have missed out on this bike. I am going to definitely recommend this bike to my friends. So all in all I rate this bike 10 GOLD STARS!!! Its the best quality Cycling bike I have ever seen. Hope this helps.

I did a ton of research before purchasing this bike, and this may be the best fitness related purchase I have ever made! Like many others, I wanted a Peloton bike, but simply couldn't justify the price tag! This seemed like a great option, the reviews were solid, and for my budget, it seemed like the perfect solution. I am happy to say I am beyond satisfied.The bike arrived within 2 days. Box was slightly damaged but the bike inside was well protected and completely unharmed. As everyone has mentioned, this bike is HEAVY! Be prepared to have some help getting it in place. It comes pretty much assembled, and what wasn't assembled took me about 20 minutes to put together once I had the bike where I wanted it. All of the "tools" you need for assembly are included. You have to change out the stabilizer bars in the front and back (it comes with smaller versions attached for shipping purposes, each is removed with 2 bolts) you need to install the handle bars and seat (unscrew the bracket with your hands, put the seat and bars in place and replace the bottom of the bracket-took like 2 minutes each) 2 screws for attaching the water bottle holder, and then the pedals, which was probably the trickiest part. Be sure you have them on the correct side (there is a right and left with pedals!) and that you are threading in the proper direction. I myself did purchase Shimano double sided clip/clipless pedals as I prefer to use my cycling shoes which have cleats. That is the only upgrade I have made so far and the bike is still awesome! I downloaded the Peloton app, which is amazing but does have a monthly fee (though you can try it free for a few days without even giving out credit card info to see if you like it) There are also classes on YouTube which are free if you are turned off by the cost of the peloton app, but I absolutely love it. I use a heart rate monitor so I can see my calories burned on there. I could see myself possibly purchasing a sensor to monitor cadence at some point, though I find myself just keeping time with the instructor in the app works fine for me. MANY people have complained about the seat on this bike...however it is not unlike the seats on spin bikes at the gym, which DO take a few classes of riding to get comfortable with when just starting out. I did NOT feel the need to change it out or add a gel pad. Sometimes having a larger seat with more bulk is actually less comfortable.Overall, everything about this bike is super solid. The flywheel was well adjusted already and the bike is pretty darn quiet. (Sounding much like a spin bike at the gym). Also, I am able to move this bike around on my own quite easily now that it is assembled. It takes up a minimal amount of space too.For reference, I'm 5'2 and I am not adjusted to the lowest settings on the seat or bars, so it would work just fine for someone shorter in stature, and there's lots of room to adjust for taller folks. If this is your first experience on such a bike, I highly recommend you take the time to read or go on YouTube or and watch a video about bike set up. There are some specifics about positioning that will not only make your ride more comfortable, but will protect your knees from harm as well. Happy riding!