Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Pros: lightweight, easy to move, small footprint. I prefer the battery-operated display to a plug-in, so that is a plus for me. Reasonably quiet and seems to be holding up well after 7 weeks of use. Resistance is adequate. The bike was very easy to put together; pretty much everything that could be pre-assembled came that way. It was easier to use my own tools than those provided. * The seat adjustment mechanism is great. I like the "infinite" option rather than predetermined settings. You can also adjust "on the fly." Cons: * Seat padding is inadequate. I had to add an extra pad. Works fine with that. *Advertising that this would work for someone 6’3” is madness. I am 5’10” on a good day with a 30” inseam and I have to position the seat all the way at the back to get proper leg extension. This is not a problem for me, but the description should change. * Advertising 16 levels of resistance is overselling it. The resistance isn’t noticable until around level 7, and the max level is mid-range level on other bikes I have been on. It is adequate, but realistically it should advertise maybe 8 levels of resistance. * I would prefer 8” pedal arms to the 5” ones that come on the bike, but acknowledge that would change some of the dimensions of the bike. I couldn’t find this measurement anywhere beforehand. It should be in the description somewhere. Overall the bike is at a reasonable pricepoint and is a decent entry-level option. If you are over 220 lbs you may want to choose something sturdier.