Exerpeutic Foldable Exercise Bike, 8 levels of Resistance Stationary Bicycle with Airsoft Seat, LCD Display to Track Distance, Calories, Time and Speed

High Quality Product at a Decent Price
Let’s break down the grading here by sections. FYI, I have had the bike for about 3 months and have logged 850 miles. I am roughly 5′ 11″ and have weighed between 250lbs and 228lbs in those three months.1.) Assembly – 4.5/5It took me (a non-handy desk worker with very little craftsman experience) roughly 25 minutes to put the bike together. A great deal of the assembly is done before you take it out of the box (the frame and handlebars are individually assembled). The one knock here is that the instructions could definitely be easier to follow, but it was still easier than following the instructions that come with a typical DIY desk or bookcase.2.) Operation – 4.75/5For the price, of course. I have had the bike for roughly 3 months and have logged roughly 850 miles. I can’t speak on it’s longevity past 850, but it is still running like it was the day I put it together. Very little noise, smooth pedaling, stationary (doesn’t wobble), and easy to bring out/put away. The only thing holding it back from a “5/5” is the seat. It isn’t exactly “comfortable,” but it isn’t awful either.3.) Electronics – 3/5It is pretty clear that the electronics were an afterthought for this product. This doesn’t bother me, and it shouldn’t bother you. You should *not* be using the HRM/Calorie counter on this bike. In fact, you probably shouldn’t use a HRM/Calorie Counter on any exercise equipment that didn’t cost you an arm and a leg. I generally use my own HRM (Polar), which often puts my actual calories at about 65-70% of what is listed. The mileage and speed seem to be fairly accurate. Overall, it’s what you would (or should) expect from a relatively inexpensive piece of exercise equipment.4.) Price – 5/5When I purchased this product, the price was actually around 120.00$. I think it costs a bit more now, but it is (probably) still a tremendous price for a reliable and consistent machine. I have yet to see any give in the machine, and I do not think it is unreasonable to expect that it might give me 2+ years of service. For a bike with easy assembly, good operation, and this price, it’s easily worth a purchase.Edit – (August 1st, 2013) – It has been around 2 weeks (and an additional 200 miles) since I posted this review, and I just want to re-affirm how great this bike is. I’ve seen some recent reviews that say it has problems when you crank up the intensity, but I have not experienced this. On the two highest settings (both of which I have used extensively the last month or so), I have yet to experience any “clicking” or “belt fraying.” It does go from whisper-quiet to mouse-in-church quiet, but, honestly, you would have to be searching for a problem to even notice. This bike has played a large role in my (still ongoing) weight loss. I have recommended it to 4 people, and the 3 that ended up purchasing it are even happier than I am.Edit – (October 21st, 2013) – Well, it has been about 2 and 1/2 months since my last edit, and I’m still thrilled with this bike. I have now put around 2400 miles on it, and it is still running as well as it did on day 1. It is worth noting that the bike does become a little bit noisier as you up the resistance and speed. At full resistance and high speeds, you get the occasional creak and groan, but nothing that bothers me, personally. As an aside, this bike has become my primary form of exercise after a leg injury has limited my ability to run consistently, and I give this bike non-marginal credit for my extensive weight loss (250 to 200lbs). It is, unequivocally, the best purchase I have ever made on amazon and one of the best purchases I have ever made.

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