Cyclace Train Bike, Brake Pad Indoor Biking Bike Stationary, Low Noise, 300lbs Weight Capability

THE DISPLAY IS LOW HANGING FRUIT….
I agree… the display is trash. I think everyone would agree to pay an extra $10-20 to get something a hair better. All that said, it’s a stationary bike. Is it that important? In my opinion it’s not. It keeps time, gives you a round about on your speed and distance, which is all I need.I got this to fill in the gaps to ride a couple times during the week since I’m usually only able to go out on a weekend. I typically ride my 29” MTB at an average of 14.9mph and do 15 miles. I set the resistance on this to reflect that same speed, and it end up being right around the same distance on the display. I live in Florida and it’s so hot that I’m usually stuck going first thing in the morning, or late in the evening, which isn’t ideal.I have had this for about 5 weeks now and enjoy it so much, that I sold my actual bike this past weekend! Never thought that would be the outcome here. It’s so convenient that you have no excuse not to ride it. I set it right in my bed room facing the TV and before you know it your ride is over.For the price, how could you possibly beat this bike. It looks nice, functions great, and it was super easy to assemble. Maybe 15 minutes total and I was off to my first ride. The only issue I have found, is that it gets a bit squeaky. After the first 4 weeks (10-12 rides) I had to go through and really tighten everything back up.If you want to spend $1000 on a Peleton to tell your friends you have one, this isn’t the bike for you. If you’re looking for a good quality bike to ride any time it’s convenient, then this is the bike for you. You will not be disappointed with what you paid for it.

Assembly very easy
I’m male 270 around 6’0” I thought the bike was going to be to small, but as I put it together turned out to be just right. I would caution if someone is about 6’4,5 or 6” tall. It’s very sturdy bike and the the seat is comfortable well worth the money

Not for the casual cycler
Assembling this was pretty easy, but one of the holes attaching the handlebar is stripped out. You cannot ride without wearing shoes, because it has spikes on the pedals, so you’ve got to be ready to roll, so it seems like it isn’t meant for the casual person who wants to just hop on and go.

The No Excuse To Stay in Shape Bike
4.5 STAR honestly. I can’t say five because some people really need to have some stupid TV screen in front of them on an exercise bike, but I digressI was looking for a good investment in a home bike to allow me to do a quick morning run before I have to prep my meals, Get ready for work and go on a one hour commute to work.This bike is perfect if you’re just looking to do standard cardio, elevate your heart rate and add this on top of a training regime.I worked as a personal trainer in college, so I’m writing this review more terms of a subjective view on the importance of health and fitness, so your ass has no excuse to not do this if it’s already in your home.The set up was very easy. I got done in one hour making sure everything was in place. I didn’t need the monitor installed just imo.*KEY TIPMAKE SURE THE PETALS ARE REALLY SCREWED IN.on my first try for about a minute I noticed one of them was getting loose, so I re-tightened it but everything is fine now.I did a test run for 10 minutes the same day I got it and it felt good, really comfortable seating almost like a standard bike you see at a fitness gym.It’s really worth the investment and I can tell you in terms of compound interest, If you’re doing a cardio run multiple times a week with this being at home it’s going to build a good habit and it’s honestly a very good investment.I really don’t think you have to break the bank on some high-level stuff. If you’re just trying to elevate your heart rate I felt good after just a quick run.These were my two cents, and I hope this helps in your consideration.