Price: $249.99 - $199.99
(as of Nov 30, 2024 19:27:18 UTC - Details)

Choose YOSUDA: No buying worries: Designed and produce top-quality exercise machines for home use for over 20 years. YOSUDA has been chosen by more than 3,000,000 families and we will always stand behind our product
Smooth Stationery Bike: 30 lbs flywheel and heavy-duty steel frame of the exercise bike guarantee stability while cycling. The belt-driven system provides a smoother and quieter ride than chain transport. It won't disturb your sleeping kids or neighbors
Safe to Use: Designed to be sturdy and stable, even during intense workouts, YOSUDA exercise bike will provide a safe and secure exercise experience. Maximum weight capacity can be up to 300 lbs
Personalized Fit Exercise Bike: 2-way adjustable handlebar, 4-way padded seat. This cycling bike is suitable for users from 4'8'' to 6'1''. A large range of resistance gives users a comfortable indoor riding experience. Suitable for all family members
LCD Monitor and Tablet Mount: The LCD monitor on the exercise bike tracks your pulse, time, speed, distance, calories burned, and odometer. The gift Tablet holder allows you to enjoy riding and music at the same time, making it easier to keep your workout
What You Get: A YOSUDA exercise bike, all tools and instructions are in the package. Online instruction videos can help you complete the assembly within 30 minutes. ONE-YEAR-FREE parts replacement
User-Friendly Design: The adjustable cage pedals protect you from a fast ride. Press the resistance bar to stop the flywheel immediately. The water bottle holder allows you to replenish water in time. Transport wheels help you easily move this cycle bike
Reviewer: Susan
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Exactly what I needed
Review: I was looking for a bike for home physical therapy. This suits me very nicely. Pros: Super quiet, smooth ride; display suits my needs; pulse sensor is accurate and doesn’t require additional device; very easy to assemble; super small footprint; great price. Cons: not crazy about the toe clips, but it’s not really important to me—don’t need to stand while biking but for heavy duty spin classes, etc, I can see how they could be a pain; if I ride more than 20 min, the seat is uncomfortable (I've ordered a replacement); doesn’t feel super substantial—I don’t know how to explain it, but for heavy duty users, this may not be the right bike. Maybe one of the upgrades feels a little more solid.

Reviewer: Diane B
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Wow…so quiet & very sturdy!
Review: The criteria for me when purchasing a spin bike was that it not be noisy, that it be sturdy/heavy enough for me to do intense spin classes with movements that are both in and out of the saddle and that it be cost effective. This bike, so far, after about a month now of using it 3 - 4 times a week is everything that I wanted! The bike is so very quiet with magnet resistance as opposed to being friction based resistance - there is no waking anyone else in the house up when I work out insanely early in the morning! And I can be up in second position jogging, doing tap backs, forward pushups and be in and out if the saddle & the bike is very sturdy with no tipping. I feel safe. Although I wish it were less expensive than the $379 that I paid for it, in comparison to other much more expensive models, I feel like I lucked out with a really good overall value. I like that I have the option of using my iPad or iPhone on the holder and that it has a water bottle holder, although the holder is a little flimsy so I might replace it, but it’s not an immediate need. One more thing that could be added to make it better is a holder for hand weights as right now I have them stored on the floor matt next the bike & have to remember to put them up on a chair next to the bike or I have to stop the ride and get off the bike to get the weights. Since I am also a road cyclist, I change the pedals for my clip shoes, I just like the ride much better than the cage pedals. A place for the tv remote would be good too, although my engineer boyfriend came up with the idea to Velcro the remote on to the bike for me as I like to get free classes on YouTube I don’t use the data screen much as I get a lot of data from my Apple Watch, but I do like that it’s there and that it will scroll through the data if I want it too. This was also very easy to assemble. I really like that there are so many places/positions for me to put my hands. Very happy so far!

Reviewer: nikroh
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: So Far So Good
Review: Pros: price, quality for the price, easy assembly, quiet operation and seems sturdy.Cons: seat can loosen up and needs to be tightened really well, and the IPad holder is just popped into place and nothing to really secure it.

Reviewer: Nick C.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Durable and easy to set up! Highly recommend
Review: 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.

Reviewer: Emma
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great Bike! Love it
Review: I've had this bike for about two weeks. My husband put it together for me and said it wasn't too difficult but that the directions were pretty useless. He ended up looking up a video to out it together.Cons: The mount for your phone/tablet feels the cheapest out of everything - it just doesn't fit correctly. The computer system is VERY basic - it doesn't tell you info for a spin class like RPM (BUT you can always buy an RPM monitor separately). I find the seat uncomfortable; and, like a normal bike, you need a hex key (I think) to adjust the seat angle.Pros: Most parts are easy to adjust height-wise. The bike operates very smoothly even with resistance up or down. It's really quiet! The actual bike components feel expensive (unlike the computer and tablet holder). I think in order to make this bike in this price bracket, they did have to cut some corners but they didn't skimp on the important stuff!Overall, if you want an indoor bike that isn't thousands of dollars -- this one is great for the price. I know it seems like a lot of cons but they really are just minor details. The actual bones of this bike are solid and 100% worth it.