YOSUDA Exercise Bike, Magnetic Friction Stationary Bike with App Training | Indoor Cycling Low Noise Spin Bike for Home with 300 lb Weight Capacity, Tablet Holder and Fitness Course for Weight Loss

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.

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!

I like the bike. It was relatively easy to put together. It’s quiet. The only problem is, the seat is very uncomfortable

IMPORTANT REVIEW UPDATE ALMOST ONE YEAR LATER: I have ridden countless hours on this thing. I mean I lost 60 pounds on it with a lot of running and weight lifting as well. Yesterday I was using the magnetic knob to increase the strength required to turn the wheel, and the left foot pedal finally gave out. The medal rod that connects it to the bike literally snapped in half and I only weigh 165 as a 5 10 male. A little disappointed but not surprised. I beat the living crap out of this bike and easily put over 1500 miles of riding on it if not more. If you’re looking for a light and easy riding bike without intense levels of difficulty when it comes to the pedaling, this will do alright. If you’re hardcore like me, maybe spend a little more. I need a new bike now.ORIGINAL REVIEW: I have had this bike for a little over one month. I have ridden it for an hour a day about five days a week (I am an endurance runner and can handle a lot of volume in terms of intense exercise). I was a little skeptical that this bike (upgraded magnetic version) was going to be able to handle my abuse. I have now put over 200 miles on it and it has performed flawlessly. The ONLY problem I have had with this bike is that the little distance and calorie and speed monitor they included was super cheap and I sweat A LOT so my sweat dripped into the screen and broke it at about 140 miles. I use a garmin watch to track my calories and heart rate anyways so it does not matter much to me. I certainly did not buy this bike for the bells and whistles. If you are looking for an affordable stationary bicycle with great durability in a simple package, look no further. I will update I’m a few more months once I reach 500 miles or so in distance on this bike.

I received my order of the Yosuda Exercise Bike yesterday afternoon. I want to the Amazon employee for bringing this item and leaving it by the front door. I brought it inside and proceeded to put it together. As I explained in my video, posted earlier, this bike is very easy to put together. You'll want to start with the base pieces. Use the two large screws and place those caps on top. You can use the wrench provided or you can use your own. I found it necessary to turn the bike upside down and then add these pieces. You can do it by yourself but, if you have someone helping out, they can hold the bike steady while you add these parts. It doesn't take long.Next, turn the bike rightside up and begin working on the pedals. You'll need to turn the pedal screw, counter clockwise. If you try to install it clockwise, it's not going to work. Use the L pedal for the left side, and the R pedal for the right side. You can't miss the letters marked on each pedal. Next, it's on to the seat bar. It's easy to install, just remove the knob and slide it in for now. You can adjust it later. Add the seat bar, than the seat itself. Move on to the Handlebar post. Do the same and remove the knob and slide the post in. You'll have to unscrew it completely in order for both posts to go in. Put the knobs back in once they're in position.Add the Handlebar post. You will see two wires at the front of the bike. Make sure that when you screw in the Handlebar post, the wires remain in the very front of the bike. See my video for more clarification. You can add the bike monitor to the top of the Handlebar post. It has a slot, just slide it in. Add the input with the two wires to the hole on the backside of the monitor - this will be the right side. Add the input that connects to the side of the front wheel to the back of the monitor in the hole on the left side. I'm looking at the back of the monitor when I'm making reference to the right or left side. You'll be in front of the bike doing this. It may be a challenge to do it while you're on the bike. That's pretty much it.I like this bike. It's not too heavy. It does have a little bit of weight but you can move it around if necessary. The most noticeable feature is the bike is quiet. I mean, I rode my Schwinn Exercise Bike for years. That product was very noisy. This one, the Yosuda Exercise Bike is so quiet, it may take getting used to. I'm pleased with this bike. I hope it last as many years as my Schwinn Exercise Bike.

I'm so glad I decided to get this bike. Like others, I got this bike because I don't have access to a gym due to covid. I spent a good amount of time trying to decide what to get, but ultimately I choose this bike because of the reviews. I'm not an avid biker, I don't do SoulCycle or any take any other type of spin class, but it was important for me to have access to something that will provide a high intensity workout. I'm also in an upstairs apartment, so it was also important for me to have something that's quiet.I purchased the bike on a Sunday and it arrived that Friday, as it said it would. I was a little worried since it wasn't shipped until that Wednesday, but it arrived on time (via UPS) as it said it would. They even brought it up a flight of stairs (thank god). Based on another's recommendation, we kept the box upright when taking the bike out. I didn't want to tear the box open, but ended up doing so, because it was the easiest way to remove the bike and keep it upright. It didn't take very long to put together, but directions are written by someone who clearly is not a native English speaker. The numbers in the directions also don't align with the parts, so I suggest just referring to the pictures and using common sense. There should be some pieces left over once your done - a screw, a washer, and a bolt, I believe. I was able to ride it with no problem, and easily broke a sweat on a higher intensity. So far I've ridden it twice for 45 minutes each time. The seat will hurt, but once you find a way to sit, I think you should get used to it.Pros:- Quiet- Provides a very good, intense workout- Easy to assemble (I recommend having someone help you put the base ends on if you can)- Easy to maneuver (it's heavy at first, but once the bike is fully together, it's much easier to move around. In one pic, I am lifting it with one hand)- My 10" fire tablet fits in the iPad holder (you can move the digital monitor to the side, if necessary)- Compact- SturdyCon(s):(- I wouldn't necessarily consider this a con - I just wish I had somewhere to sit my phone, like a cup holder)- I've noticed that if the intensity is very low, the wheel will squeak. It's not a loud squeak at the moment, but if anything changes, I will update.Overall, I'm very happy with this bike. I just hope it lasts. :) 6-22-20

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 versionSince 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.

I spent months trying to figure out what I was going to do for cardio during this pandemic.Running is a free solution for the most part, but I genuinely hate nothing more and couldn't keep myself accountable for it - plus, to justify my aversion to running I maintained that it wasn't a realistic option year-round since we get a lot of snow here in the winter.I actually attempted to make several other purchases for different, more commonly known brands of cycles through other stores but each time they had to cancel the order due to not actually having it in stock which brought me back to Amazon. This brand was listed on one of the random soccer mom turned influencer blogs about "best cycles 2020" that I stumbled on when trying to research options that I wouldn't have to mortgage like Peloton.The shipping was pretty reasonable, I think maybe 5-7 days which considering the trouble I had even placing other orders or the strain on the delivery system at the moment seemed like a great turnaround. I honestly thought there would be MORE assembly required than there was, and the instructions were pretty easy to follow. I only really had trouble with installing the seat and handlebars, but I'm apparently dumb and wasn't unscrewing and pulling the fastener out enough. Not the manufacturer's fault really, but maybe could be called out more explicitly for my fellow dummies out there.I wanted to use this bike for a couple weeks before commenting on the performance, and I have been pleasantly surprised. The reviews can be all over the place, so I wanted to make sure I was getting a good feel for it before adding my experience to the mess.There was some very minor squeaking during the ride when I first started using it, when I had resistance turned up. This has mostly subsided with use. I do occasionally notice a minor squeaking when I start getting sloppy with form, but the moment I tighten it up it stops. I think this is secondary to the mat that I have the bike on.I was especially worried that I may not fit on this bike. I'm not very heavy, but I'm considered tall at 6'2" and it's almost all legs. The height related questions vary on if this bike should be a comfortable fit at my height, but I can say that I fit without trouble. If you have longer arms, you might be slightly uncomfortable for rides that are specifically in the saddle or that require you to lean forward, but I modify those parts if I'm doing a class.The LCD computer isn't anything special, but it gets the job done. You can reset the measurements by holding the button down for a few seconds. If you leave it to its own vices, it'll cycle through all of the parameters or you can single press the button until you get to the one you want it to remain on. It'd be nice if there was more of an RPM setting to better line up with the different classes you take, but you can usually use their playlist to align your cadence with what they're asking for.My only complaint (which may be inexperience), that I am not entirely certain how much resistance I'm adding. When the classes say to adjust to a certain resistance, I'm really guessing. If there was a guide for interpreting the knob that'd be great, otherwise I'm just kinda guessing based on how much more difficult it is.Long story short, it's hard to go wrong with this if you're looking for a reliable, more affordable cycle option.

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.