YESOUL Smart Bike S3 white Review

I enjoy practicing on this simulator a lot. There are numerous workouts in the application for different fitness levels. Although it's unfortunate that you can't pay for a membership (everyone is aware of the reasons), free options are adequate. There are reminders for speed and load on the monitor (phone) while you are training.

It connects to a smartphone easily, to an old tablet too. No squeaks, no wobbles, everything is adjustable. The load is easily adjusted by turning. I am pleased. Pros below: Stylish, easy to adjust the load, no electricity needed, convenient stand for a tablet or smartphone Its cons: There is no scoreboard: without a smartphone, you won’t know what resistance, how much you have traveled, etc. The most disgusting saddle (despite the fact that my usual bike is also narrow sports and I ride all…

I recommend adjusting the seat in terms of the angle of inclination. By default, the seat is pulled up, which quickly numbs the groin. Immediately loosen the wrench under the seat, and lower the seat nose lower. Got pros: Excellent workmanship. Silent. And just top is the integration with the Zwift app. The application sees the bike without any problems. Manual load setting allows you to change the power, it is the power from the sensor that is read into the application. Extremely satisfied…

the saddle for replacement is definitely very soft, but this is of little use. you need a stiffer saddle, like on sports bikes (removed from my bike) for those who are used to riding with straight backs - by. here the landing is purely sporty. programs with the application - dancing with a tambourine, just twisting is enough.

Got pros: He is wonderful! It's true that there are a few nitpicks to pick with the layout, and there is some pushback in certain areas, but these are little complaints for the price, people! Below are some downsides: Even with wheels, it is a burden to handle because of its weight and the fact that it must occasionally be moved to another room.

Since there is a tablet that can perform its role entirely, I typically spin in the indicator mode without any trainers, and the most of the programs require a fee to use. This was a decision that I deliberated about for a considerable amount of time before making. There is also a mode in which you walk, but this one probably looks best on a large screen because it makes you feel as though you are driving through the streets of a certain country. The most of the game modes require a paid…

Compact, takes up little space, completely silent. The load is magnetic, smoothly adjustable, the range is enough for me. Minuses: I don't like that you can't stop pedaling like on a bicycle - they are rigidly connected to the flywheel until you stop and the pedals are spinning. The application does not transfer data to Google Fit, all workouts are in English, most of them are paid.

Feels great, the trainer is great. Too small in size. Perfectly shoved between the chair and the window))) The design is beautiful, complements the interior. The smoothness is excellent, the ability to connect to zwift out of the box for such money is cool. It is much more interesting to do programs but to see how you ride than just to pedal. The interactivity is great. Of course, there are all sorts of trucks and kickers out there that are also manageable, but they are many times more…