This bike is super well built and heavy. They delivered it to my house and I had them set it down by the steps. I then opened the box and took the loose parts inside to where I was going to leave it. The main body was heavy. I was able to get it up three stairs and into the house, where I set it on a heavy blanket, then dragged it to where I wanted it to be. Assembly was easy enough and all required parts were there. Heads up on attaching the rail that has the seat mounted on it. It's held on by two long bolts. I had trouble pushing it thru the four holes. I finally figured there is a smaller screw already in it's hole under the seat in front that you need to take out in order for the rail to line up with the holes. There is a YouTube video for this exact model. If you blink you miss them saying to remove the screw first,secure the rail,then put that screw back in. It holds the front of the seat down. Peddling is very smooth and real quiet. There's very little difference in the first few settings, but the high setting does make peddling harder. Seat is comfortable. Also the bar attached to the seat assembly swings down and out of the way so you can sit down. It doesn't stay up no matter how much you tighten the clamp screws. That's how it's designed. You grab them and pull them up and you get your heart rate on the display. You can see the sensor pads in the handle. This bike seems bulletproof. I'm confident it will last a long time. Great bike. Cheers!.

This bike is thoughtfully designed, good looking, nicely finished, and solidly built. It is very nearly totally silent.
I bought it for rehab after knee surgery, and it works well for that. Comfortable, stable, and easy to get on and off of. I haven't used it for serious aerobic workouts – for that you might want a spinning bike.
A few minor cons:
The electronics are minimal (although the pulse meter works pretty well) – this is to be expected given the modest price. For aerobic workouts, what I miss is some relatively accurate measure of power exerted (watts for example). I would pay an extra 50 bucks for that. The calories counter on this bike is useless, as it depends only on distance and does not account for the resistance setting.
The resistance settings are very easy to change, however as other reviewers have complained the lower several levels are almost indistinguishable, and for the top few levels the resistance increase steps are huge.
This is not a bike for tall people. My pants inseam is 30", and at the maximum seat position I can just about get full extension on my legs.
Quite a bit of assembly is required, but it's not difficult and all required fasteners and tools are included. And the instructions are clear. One tip: many of the bolts come loosely installed where they will go – you need to remove them, add the part to be attached, and then put the bolts back in.

I already have a really nice spinning bike. But after a total knee replacement, I was having a hard time restoring my knee’s bendability (flexion) – and the spinning bike seemed to just make this worse. I had more success when using the (expensive) recumbent bike at the physical therapy place, and my physical therapist suggested I might want to consider this option at home. So, I looked and looked and found the price range for these so wildly broad – like from a hundred bucks to one or two thousand. I compared the features and reviews for oh-so-many of these and finally settled on this bike as being at the vortex of quality, features and price.
Delivery: the bike arrived early and in good condition. Unfortunately fedex left it leaning up against my garage door (instead of on my front porch). This is a heavier and more awkward box than I expected. It would have been simple to shove it into my house from the front porch. But it was a real challenge to man-handle that big HEAVY box across the garage and up several steps – on my own, with a wonky knee. Honestly, I had almost ordered a different bike just to get Amazon’s “room of choice” delivery. At this point, I was so wishing I had done this.
Assembly: the bike is amazingly well packaged. There was zero damage and all of the parts were ready to go. The actual unboxing was super difficult for me, though. There wasn’t really a way to lay down and unpack things. The box opened on the top and all of the freakishly heavy parts were strapped and taped together in one big blob. I tried, but there wasn’t no way for me to heft all of those parts out of the top of that box. In the end, I had to drag the box in from the garage, through the laundry room, down a hallway and into my exercise room, shove it over on its side and just slice the side of the box open so I could instead all of the parts. Even after this, the body of the bike was really hard for me to lift and put in place. (But then, I did this alone and am a 70-year-old woman with a recently replaced knee.) The actual assembly was a snap, though. I got it set up and operable in no time.
Using the bike: Omg. This bike is a dream to ride. It’s super quiet, doesn’t need to be plugged in, and is amazingly easy to get the right settings all ready to go. Most of all, it’s fantastically comfortable. The bench-like seat and the lumbar supporting seat back are absolutely wonderful. It’s a joy to ride and has been so helpful for recovery of my knee’s bendiness!
I actually look forward to riding this bike and highly recommend it to anyone, bad knee or not.

Bike is very well made. Arrived in perfect condition (although the box was in pretty rough shape) due to excellent packing inside the box. Assembly was well documented and all parts fit as described. No missing parts. The bike is smooth, comfortable, and very quiet. The easily adjustable seat makes the bike perfect for different height users. The seat is comfortable (I do use an additional seat pad) and the mesh seat back is great. Highly recommend this bike.

Well made and solid. Easy to assemble, clear instructions for assembly. Easy to use and very quiet