Stamina Upright Exercise Bike 1308 – Fitness Bike with Smart Workout App – Exercise Bike for Home Workout – Up to 300 lbs Weight Capacity

Sturdy compact bike for a good workout.
I’m pretty happy I took a chance purchasing this with no reviews, I’ve had this for just couple of days so I’ll have to update in couple of months, but so far this is a great bike. This is exactly what I was looking for my small apartment. I was eyeing a Schwinn and several other small foldable bikes but they were constantly out of stock and more expensive. The assembly was very easy, I was able to assemble it in under 30 minutes while I was watching tv. The hardest part was removing a clip that holds the tension cable. Also make sure you pay attention to how the tension cable attaches or the tension adjuster may not work correctly. I’m 5’11 and there’s plenty of adjustment on the seat height. The biggest selling point was the 300 lbs weight limit and it holds up pretty well. I wouldn’t recommend standing on the peddles if you’re 300lbs, but just normal riding 300 lbs is no problem. I did also purchase the Asurion 2 year, just in case. For less than $20, it was a no brainer for me. I was also worried the tension, or load, on this bike might not be hard enough, but I’m only riding on at 3 out of 8 and it’s giving me a good workout. This isn’t a spin bike, so look else where if you need a bike to train on. If you’re looking to add cardio to your workout, I highly recommend this. If you assemble this correctly, it’s a great bike. Quiet, light, sturdy, somewhat compact, and looks good. The pulse meter is pretty dead on with my Apple Watch too.My only complaint is the seat is not very comfortable, but it could also be my weight.

Yeah.. should not have purchased this..
The price was what grabbed my attention, and the fact the bike is small.One of the pedals did not going in correctly, but I was able to fix this, THANK GOD, as the bike would be worthless if the pedals do t work.Their is literally almost no RESISTANCE, to easy even on max.Still the bike does its job

Good bike for the money
I’m a 71-year-old woman. It took me 2 1/2 hours to put the bike together by myself from the time I started opening the box until I sat on it to try it out and figure out the display. It says you should have 2 people to put it together, but when you live alone, whatcha gonna do? At almost 50 pounds, I even got the unopened box upstairs by myself. Whew! So part of the time assembling it was maneuvering it into position — tilting it, turning it around, laying it on its side, etc. — so I could reach the little holes to screw in the bolts. The instructions were clearer than many put-it-together-yourself items I’ve bought over the years. They could have used a larger font for older eyes, but there were no missing parts. All of the screws and bolts and washers were neatly packaged and labeled. All of the holes aligned perfectly. If you want a no-frills stationary bike and not pay hundreds of dollars, then I recommend this one. Of course, I’m writing this after just putting it together and trying it out for a few minutes. If something breaks in the next few weeks, I will retract that recommendation.

Challenge and workable bike
I found putting together this item was a challenge. Don’t let all the diagrams confuse or hinder you from putting it together. I put the bike together in two days that’s because it’s hot and I just needed a breather. The bike is just me size and I’m comfortable with the item. I hope that the parts hold up. I think is advisable that you buy the parts warranty. You never know when something will wear or tear.. so far I like the bike and I just started a regiment for good health and exercise.