Caromix Folding Exercise Bike, 5 in 1 Stationary Bike with 16-Level Adjustable Magnetic Resistance, 330LB Capacity Indoor Workout Bike, Foldable Exercise Bike for Seniors and Adult

This bike is great. for size it's perfect, even in a small studio apartment it fits nice and neat, doesn't take a lot of space. Putting it together was simple. It all was very soon, my first ride lasted an hour and the bike is very stable, never at any time did I feel un safe there was no wobble at all. At first I didn't understand the screen but I figured out that the things I thought were buttons were sensory pads. Well worth the small amount of money. And you get a great value for what u spend. I'm 5.5 and my boyfriend is 6'3, we both are able to sit on it and ride comfortably. Thank you Amazon for this great deal.

Our granddaughter has been going to physical therapy for juvenile arthritis and my daughter was looking for something that her daughter could use at home in addition to the PT. Most exercise bikes are too large for children (she is 9 and 4'3" tall).I did a search on Amazon and came across this one. It says it is rated for 4'4" up to 6'3" so I figured if it was too big, my daughter and her husband could use it for now. However, my granddaughter fits perfectly on the smallest settings, and she is able to use this bike without any issues.Once I decided to get this model, I ordered it directly from Caromix via Amazon. It was delivered in a matter of days and the box was in perfect shape on arrival. I uncrated everything and laid out all of the parts. I was pleasantly surprised that all of the nuts, bolts and screws were already in place. We just needed to loosen and remove them and then put them back when adding the parts to the mainframe. It was quite easy to assemble, even though the instructions were a bit difficult to read with the small print. It was so easy, that my granddaughter actually did just about everything, with me telling her where to put the parts and holding them while she attached everything. All the tools were included too.Once assembled, she couldn't wait to try it out. You can see the cardboard, instructions and tools were still out as we literally had just finished with the assembly when I took this picture. Her smile in the picture says it all. She said it was very easy to pedal for her in the easy setting. She was able to use the hand and foot resistant bands also, with no trouble at all. She said this machine is like the ones she uses at physical therapy, so I guess that means it is that good.It folds up to a standing position, with no need to lean it against something once folded. It is not something that a 9 year old can fold up but that is a good thing as it shows how sturdy it is. There are several adjustments that can be made to change the height, angle and tension, so it can be used by the entire family.They now have it in their house and my granddaughter is using it on a regular basis without being told to do so. She said it is so much fun, while giving her the physical therapy that will hopefully help her to get out of pain in the future.The positives I have to sum up are quality construction, ease of assembly, adjustable to different size users, very comfortable seat, adjustable tension, an LCD display monitor that gives a lot of information regarding the workout, very quiet operation, and an unbelievable value for what I paid for it. I have no negatives at all.I highly recommend this Caromix exercise bike.

I was pleasantly surprised after I got the bike together, and started using it. It feels heavy, solid and sturdy, with no shaking or moving around when peddling. It is extremely quiet, and the saddle is very comfortable. I was looking for something that would allow for leg extension following knee surgery. I am 5' 4", 200 pounds, and fits me quite well. The seat post has seven holes for adjustments. I have it on the fifth hole, with only two remaining to make the seat taller. Not sure that I would be as comfortable if I were 6'. Because of the foldable nature of the bike, the step over portion is quite narrow and high. So far it has not been a problem for me, but if you have physical issues with mobility, you might consider how easy it will be to mount.Out of the box, all the many pieces seemed overwhelming, but once I got started, it went together easily. The only caveat I have is that parts 34 and 35 do not appear in the parts list or in the text for assembly, only in a small diagram. These electrical connections are essential to the working of the monitor. I only learned of them when searching other reviews on Amazon. You MUST fish them out of the handlebar post and main frame, and connect them, before completing the handlebar assembly. If you do not, your monitor will not work, and like me, you will be disassembling the handlebar post, looking for them.CAROMIX: PLEASE CORRECT /UPDATE YOUR MANUAL. One star removed for this.