VIGBODY Exercise Bike, Stationary Bikes For Home Gym, Indoor Cycling Bike Spin Bike With Tablet Holder And LCD Monitor, Silent Belt Drive Workout Equipment Cardio Training Review

I have neuropathy so assembling the bike took some time and effort. The book said it would take about 30 minutes. It took me about 2 hours. I struggled to get some bolts unscrewed because of my neuropathy. I don’t like the water bottle holder. It looks weird to me and it doesn’t hold my water bottle because it’s too big. I’m not sure on the size the drink holder supports but I can jam my water bottle into it and mine is a 40 oz bottle. Adjusting the seat height and handlebars doesn’t take long.

Machine works great and was very simple to put together, it maybe took 20min to put together.The seat was not comfortable so I swapped it for a seat I found at Walmart for cheap. Other than that nothing really bad to say, its a great buy for the price. Also im 360lbs and it holds me, i wouldn't be surprised if it would hold at least 380-400lbs.

I've updated my review after a year and a half of use. This thing started out ok, but has gotten progressively more and more noisy and no amount of tightening or adjusting or lubing or refitting works to quiet it down and it wakes up the entire house when I do a 6am peloton ride with it. For reference I use it 3-5 days/week.Pros: fully adjustible for various user sizes, foam on handlebars has stayed intact, compact size is good for small spaces, adjustible feet for balancing, seat is adjustible

Ive had the bike for a month now doing at least 20-30 mins of cardio twice a week. I think now i can put some review to give the buyer some idea of how this product may be and how long it can last.Pros: The bike wasn’t that hard to put together yourself. If your tiny and your plan is to just get your heart rate up, then this bike is enough for you.Problems with the bike:1) by day two it starts to squeak so make sure you oil the wheel.2)the seat hast to be constantly tighten (I’m sure its be the

I used the bike about three times a week and after a month, the left pedal fell off. I was able to fix it but then a week later, the right pedal fell off as well. It is impossible to screw back in, i have tried several different methods but the pedal will not stay in properly. The bike is now completely unusable. After reading other reviews, I see that other customers are having similar issues. The product is defective. I used it very lightly so this is unacceptable.

I researched other higher-end bikes but they were taking 4-6 weeks just to deliver.This bike was ordered, shipped, and arrived within 4 days (even with pandemic-related shipping delays right now).The bike was easy to assemble (30 minutes per other purchasers and their feedback)It's sturdy- but also has wheels to relocate if preferred. (We have this on a thick wool area rug in our spare room).Today I biked for 45 minutes on various resistance settings- and definitely feel the results of being…

I got this bike during COVID and because it was on sale at the time. I was slightly disappointed at first because it didn't tell you the resistance level so it was difficult to follow YouTube classes where they ask you to set your bike to a certain resistance level. However, the bike still helped me achieve a good workout while watching TV or listening to music! My only other complaints are that it isn't tall enough for my 6'6" father to also use and that the resistance pads squeak at certain…

I've been using this high end stationary bike at the gym. I like it a lot. I wanted to buy the same one for home. But the bike at the gym costs over 2,000 dollars. I saw this product for less than 1 / 10 the cost. I worried about the quality. But I went ahead ordered it. Once I received it and opened the box, I saw that it was well made. The assembling was less taxing than many other products I had before for 2 reasons. 1.) The tools they provide are quite decent. That made the job easier. 2.)…

This bike is a good buy. The bike was not very hard to assemble and it is easy to move it around. The bike tilts forward with just a little bit of strength needed and then can be wheeled wherever needed using the front wheels. It isn't heavy, yet I have no issues with it's sturdiness. The bike rides well and is quiet. I ride it sometimes in the morning before others wake up and it does not cause anyone to wake up because I'm riding it. The only thing I would suggest, is buying an additional…

This is a decent starter bike. We bought it because we wanted to see if we could stick to an indoor cycling plan, and this bike showed us that we could. However, after 9 months with this bike we are upgrading.The first issue we had with this bike is sizing. I am 5’6” and had to have the seat and handlebars all the way up to cycle comfortably. My husband is 6’2”, and though he didn’t complain, he looked a bit like a teenager on a tricycle on this bike. We are still doing pretty moderate riding…

The bike was super easy to assemble, actually has very few parts you have to assemble. It’s quiet and sturdy.The only issue I have is the seat. It tilts upwards and doesn’t sit flat. So far I haven’t found a way to make it sit level. Grant it when you spin you don’t sit down a lot but this seats position basically makes it impossible to sit at all.I included a picture of the seat attached. I’ve given a overall rating a 3 due to the seat not sitting flat and it’s will cause some pretty severe…

I’ve had the bike for about two months now and ridden it it 40 times so far. I feel like this was a good purchase for the price as an entry level bike. I would not recommend this to someone that is more than 6’ tall though. I’m at height, with shorter legs and the bike fits pretty well with the seat height at it’s tallest setting. I think if I were any taller or had longer legs (33” inseam) the bike wouldn’t allow enough extension of the legs. I’ve found the bike to be pretty steady as well…

This bike is perfect for small spaces, is quiet, is easy to assemble, has a seat that doesn’t kill your bum. I’ve done spin classes that I never could seem to get the bike set just right but this bike fits me at 5’7”. It was well packaged. The instructions are easy to follow. The price is great too.

Overall I really like the bike itself. It was super easy to assemble.My only issue is that the computer/speedometer/odometer device does not work. It shuts itself off after a couple of minutes without measuring anything as if I’m not peddling.I tried switching out batteries, nothing happens. I have emailed the customer support email address, but have yet to receive a response and it’s been three weeks.Primarily I just use my phone to keep time but if I was concerned about measuring my distance,

I've been used to ready Schwinn bikes at CycleBar. They have fancy LCD screens that tell you RPMs, distance, speed, and gear strength. If this bike has a downfall it's the screen. It's very simple. For myself, though, I knew I didn't want to spend the $800 or more dollars to get an LCD screen like that. So I tried to find the best bike for my price range. Overall, I'm really happy with this bike. It's a little squeaky at times during the ride. I do miss knowing what gear number I'm on and I do…

I received this yesterday and was able to asemble it with a friend in an hour. It was packaged VERY well and I received all the parts. Just used it for the first time and it was smooth and quiet enough. I don't have the tension up very high but as my stamina increases so will the tension and perhaps the noise? But I wear air pods while cycling to music so any noise won't be a bother. I would have given it 5 starts except for the seat. I had to stop after 45 minutes because it hurt so bad.Bummer

My Relife fitness bike arrived in perfect condition. The bike came mostly assembled and it only took me about 30 minutes to finish putting it together while making lunch one day. I'm happy to report there were no missing or broken parts and the assembly instructions were easy to follow. A few of the reasons I picked this exercise bike over others were price/value, its resistance technology, and the sporty look of it. This bike's cycling resistance is provided by friction rather than by magnets…

The bike was a little hard to assemble and the instruction book wasn't easy, but it can easily be put together by a single person once you figure it all out. The sturdiness of the bike had to be adjusted by unscrewing one of the rubber bottoms - again easy fix. The seat cushion is a standard bike seat that's mildly uncomfortable and you can buy a gel seat to put over.But my biggest issue is the HANDLEBARS! If you choose not to put the included mobile phone holder over the handlebars, you have a

I researched a number of exercise bikes before I made my purchase. The VIGBODY was listed as a good bike for taller riders. That wasn't quite the case. When I was riding the exercise bike while sitting on the saddle (seat), the ride was just fine. However, when I stood up to increase my workout, my knees kept clipping the handle bars. This really defeated the purpose of my purchasing a bike that was ideal for taller riders. I would have preferred the handle bars to be more sturdy. They shifted…

I have taken many spin classes and thought this might be a decent at home bike, but it is unstable for standing runs and jumps. I make sure to check and tighten