pooboo Magnetic Exercise Bike Belt Drive Indoor Cycling Bike, Stationary Bike with Pad/Phone Mount, Adjustable Magnetic Resistance & Heavy Flywheel Smooth Quiet

La bicicleta, mi compra, llegó dentro del tiempo estimado, luego de armarla la hemos disfrutado enormemente. Adecuada y buena para el ejercicio y muy silenciosa al usarla.

En realidad la bici está muy bonita, solo que tuve mala fortuna me llegó la caja en mal estado, sucia rota y lo peor faltaba unas piezas, la base del asiento y con lo que lo ajustas, tuve que devolverla pero me desanima pedirla nuevamente

I wanted to have a few months and a little bit of experience with my bike before I wrote this, so here's what I've learned:To start, everything I write is a little tainted because I'm really excited to have finally been able to get an exercise bike, so just know that first. Now:*I love it. Love, love, love it!*Ridiculously easy to put together.*Fits into an impressively small space.*It would be nice if the resistance knob had some sort of measurement or even just an incremental marking to know where you left off.*The seat is soft but firm, but honestly, after 15 minutes, hurts my backside so much, that it still hurts the next day if I keep going longer than that.*I am 5'5.5" and pretty proportionally average in every other way. The seat is so high that for me, when I put it on the lowest adjustment peg, I literally had to have a short box to climb onto it. I rectified that by not using the adjustment pegs and just "setting" the seat post into it's place. That let me get rid of the box that I was using as a stepping stool, but I still have to be rather cautious climbing onto the bike. (The middle of the bike, [I don't know what it's called but it connects the front wheel to the back wheel] is about half an inch higher than my knee, so I really have to lift my leg high to get it over. In doing so, I (don't laugh), have on occasion, have lost my balance and tipped over in the opposite direction. Once standing over the bike, I have to "hop" up to the seat.*Likely due to the seat issues (being both high and uncomfortable), I try to adjust the way I'm seated, so I put my hands on the handle bars instead of just sitting upright and peddling. It is a tad far away. I've fixed this by raising the handlebars as far up as I could, which has helped, but I'm still rather awkwardly reaching to it. I wish that is was either closer by an inch, or that the post with peg holes on the handlebar was higher, so I could raise it one or two pegs more.*It is quiet. After two months, a "Shshshshsh" scratching/scraping sound formed with each rotation of the wheel, but it's not obnoxious or loud or anything. Recently, a "tick-tick-tick" sound has formed with each rotation of the right pedal, I haven't figured that out yet.*The only other thing of note is the bolts that connect the body of the boke to the cross bars on the floor that make it stable. I would guess that for ease of assembly, they made them go from the bottom, up. Unfortunately, the result is that cosmetically, it looks dumb, but more importantly, it is a nasty thing to kick when barefoot or sleepy. I tried to flip the bolt so that the smooth side would be on top; it's absolutely doable as far as the length of the bolt and the space from the floor, and doable as far as ability to maneuver the parts during assembly. Unfortunately, only the hole at the bottom of the base is cut out to fit a square base, the top hole is not. So if you flip the bolts, the base isn't secure (and rattles). **Note to the manufacturer, please flip the bolt. Thank you.Anyway, I am so happy to have this, I don't greatly care about the bitty stuff that I've written. The bike is very stable both while getting on and off, and while riding (which was my biggest concern). It doesn't make a ton of noise. It fits into a very small space, and I'm grateful to have it.

I have had this bike for over a year now and it's still working great. I use it about once a week for interval training and I have no complaints.

Let me tell you, this stationary exercise bike is not here to be cute and quiet — she came to snatch edges, burn calories, and humble you real quick. I'm a plus-size woman on my workout journey, and this bike is giving me hell — in the best way. I truly have to push my own weight, and chile... I feel the burn every time. So yes, it’s definitely doing its job.Assembly was smooth and easy — I had it up and ready in no time, no drama there. The design is sleek, compact, and I love the front wheels that make it super easy to reposition around the house. Doesn’t hog up space either, which is a big win.Now let’s talk about the seat. Babyyyy... that seat was clearly made for someone with less azz than me. It needs a plus-size upgrade ASAP, 'cause my cheeks were fighting for room and losing. I might need to add a cushion or replace it altogether. Comfort wasn’t meant to be apart of this workoutAlso, the pedals? Sharp! Do NOT try riding this barefoot or in house slippers — you need solid, hard-bottom sneakers to avoid regrets and band-aids.The company offers a virtual app experience too and is supposed to send a device — haven’t received mine yet, so I can’t speak on that just yet. But even without it, this bike is a solid investment.Bottom line: If you’re ready to be challenged and you’re serious about putting in the work, this bike will meet you right where you are — and drag you toward your goals. Just make sure you come prepared… and bring your booty cushion. 🍑💦🔥