- YOSUDA Exercise Bike, Magnetic Friction Stationary Bike with App Training

Phenomenal home bike! I’ve had Sunny bike in the past, I thought it was decent. This one is fantastic. Completely silent. No waking up everyone in the house. Small footprint, perfect for an apartment! Easy to assemble, there’s a guy on YouTube that walks you through it. Seat is marshmallow soft. Makes long rides comfortable. Sleek look. Super sturdy & stable. Definitely would buy again. Absolutely recommend!

One of the best purchases I've ever made. After 2 heart attacks, and not being able to walk very well, this was just the ticket for an exhilarating exercise experience with low impact aerobics. Easy to assemble and a fantastic bike. Had a question in the process and they responded to my email the same day...ON A SUNDAY NIGHT! Now, that's customer service.

It wasn’t too hard to assemble. For some reason the nuts on the pedals were incredibly hard to turn (and I checked to make sure I was doing it right) so I only threaded them on partially since the screws themselves are already threaded to the body anyways. I highly recommend getting the magnetic version because it is literally silent. It’s not super big and bulky like I was kind of imaging so that was nice. The seat that it comes with is finally not great. It hurt by the end and even though it comes with a little card to email if the seat is uncomfortable, I feel like they just need to make the seat it comes with more comfortable… the construction is super easy and 90% of it is already put together so there’s really not much to mess up and it doesn’t feel cheap at all.

I bought this bike for daily periodic 10 minute duration exercises to bump my heart rate up a few times. I am an elderly male and find this bike works well for my purpose. I cannot rate how well it would work for a younger person wanting to push their limits for an extended period of time. The quality is exceptional for the price. The only thing so far that is questionable is the comfort of the seat, but this is not a serious issue for me since my workout durations are under 15 minutes.

Have not ridden a stationary bike in years, picked this up to alternate with my other workouts. Overall very pleased with the quality and the ride. Considering a second one for my wife. Assembly - no issues at all, took me maybe 30 minutes total. 10 minutes to safely unbox and another 20 to assemble using my hand tools vs. the included stamped tools. 6mm hex, 13mm socket, 15 & 19mm open end wrenches. This is not rocket science and far fewer nuts/bolts than an Ikea nightstand. Riding position - very easy to adjust the seat up/down and fore aft. Same for the handle bar, easy to raise and lower. Comfort - the saddle itself is just fine. No cover needed. It's padded in right spots and with nose tilted slightly down ward your pelvis sits right where it should. Sound - nearly silent. I was skeptical of the 20db rating but it is probably pretty close. I can ride and watch the news without having the sound blaring. Pedaling is very smooth and fluid, feels nearly like a real bike. no jerky motions, not hard to stop and restart.

Easy to assemble with very clear instructions. I’m a female and I did this by myself in about an hour with distractions from my 4-year old. The bike is exceptionally well packaged and the parts are clearly labeled. As for the bike itself. It’s near silent. Only a slight rubbing noise when you increase the resistance. The seat was very uncomfortable initially and I was worried I would be able to last longer than a few minutes. It’s that hard toward the narrow end but I adjusted the seat to point down and problem solved! The iPad holder is pretty cheap and just snaps on. I don’t think I would actually trust my phone or iPad in this holder. The monitor is also VERY basic. I don’t see a way to enter in my stats so the calorie count is pretty much useless but if you have a fitness watch or monitor than it’s no big deal and at least there is the distance tracker. The slider adjustment on the seat is so slight that it’s not even worth adjusting. The seat only moves back and forward an inch so I don’t really see the point. I feel hopeful about this bike. I did a brief test ride while adjusting the resistance between easy and hard and alternating between sitting and standing positions. After only 5 minutes I was breaking a sweat so I feel that this bike is a keeper. I have two teenagers that also want to use it so it’s going to get more than normal wear and tear and I’m hoping it will hold up to the abuse. Also. A note regarding maneuverability. I don’t plan to move this bike all over the place. I pretty much have a set location for it, but I did wheel it out of the way to lay the equipment mat down. The maneuverability is awkward and rigid. The bike is heavy which makes it hard to raise without the wheels rolling away from you when you go to raise the back as well as challenging when your trying to prevent the raised end from slamming on the ground when you go to lower it. The wheels only turn in one direction (front and back) and not side to side so if you’re trying to maneuver within a small space, you’re going to find yourself in a situation where you need to do a lot of slight forward and back movements to get the bike to face a different direction. Hope this helps everyone!

Update: The handle does have a 2nd stabilizer. It was a knob was still in the package, the instructions only show it in the exploded diagram and the parts list. The "brain" also only randomly works so the Bluetooth portion is a must. Bike came better than expected, though the instructions are terrible and pieces were labeled incorrectly. I definitely think the handle bar element meeds a second stability bolt, if you bring it up higher it wobbles no matter how much I tighten it. The seat is also strange to tighten, though I'm not familiar with bike seats honestly. The Bluetooth capability is very neat and fast, no need to get something started on my TV. Overall happy with the purchase considering the price. Lost a star for the crappy instructions and the cheap data tracker.

Short version: It's a solid entry level stationary bike but it'll eventually break down depending on how much you ride it. We've had two different Yosudas and one broke after 1 year and the other after 6 months (the more expensive one). Long version: This Yosuda stationary bike is one of the lowest cost bikes available on Amazon and one of the reasons we bought it. My wife wanted a Peloton but those were over $1000 and we wanted to see if we'd actually be using a bike on a regular basis. With a bluetooth cadence monitor (Garmin), an Apple Watch, an iPhone and a Peloton subscription you can essentially get the Peloton experience without having to buy a full Peloton bike. We ended up using it daily and it was solid for a workout with Peloton and without. We bought the cheap pad resistance model which is a bit on the noisy side. Also the light weight of the spin wheel doesn't really feel like a real bike but overall it worked. Then It broke. After about a year, the adjuster to set the resistance stopped working. It's as if it unscrewed itself and turning it left or right would no longer adjust the resistance. The resistance screw works via a spring and if you can't tighten it to push it down, there's no resistance. With no resistance, there's no workout. I opened it up inside and there's no obvious way to fix it unfortunately. There's likely a bolt inside that's threaded to a nut and that threading wore down. Buying the upgraded version Since we got a decent amount of usage out of the Yosuda bike, we bought an upgraded version of the Yosuda. This time with the magnetic resistance and the heavier spin wheel. This bike was a lot better. Quieter and the heavier spin wheel created a much more realistic feel when pedaling. After 6 months it broke too. The same resistance screwer would no longer screw down and therefore not create any resistance. Opening it up again there's no easy way to fix it. On both bikes you can see metal shavings where the threading likely wore down over time. This is likely a design flaw and it will break with other bikes too.

Excelente

I'll start by saying that I've been doing spin for about 4 years, I'm 5'1" and I've only used bikes at gyms. This one had most of what I was looking for and the price was right so I pulled the trigger and bought one. It was really easy to assemble. The hardest part was getting it out of the box. I've been using it for almost two weeks now and here are some of my thoughts! The seat is really comfortable. If you're not used to spinning, I can see why some people might say it's not, but this was probably the most comfortable spin seat I've ever been on. My first time using a magnetic fly wheel, so I was nervous when the reviews said that you can barely push the pedals with no tension. Not my experience at all. I found it fine for a start and I need at least 3 turns before I hit the "flat road". As for the sturdiness of the bike, it's not bad. I got a sand bag to weigh it down so it won't move out of place. I switched out the pedals for some that I could clip into and that was super easy to do. Finally, the only thing I would have liked is if the seat could move forward more, just from what I'm used to comfort wise, but that's just personal preference. Overall, incredibly happy with the purchase to date. Hopefully it stays that way!

The bike is awesome! It came with really good assembly instructions. It is very quiet and smooth riding exercise bike ...good for early morning workouts so you aren't waking up the rest of the household. The seller communicated very well even before product arrived letting me know what to expect when it arrived. Overall excellent product and seler aaa+++++

I loved using this bike... until it broke. 10 months in the magnetic resistance will no longer crank and I'm not sure I will be able to fix it (I can't remove the parts needed to expose the faulty bit). If you want something to last longer than a year, this is sadly not your bike

I am quite pleased with this bike. It works well and is of solid quality just like the higher end models.