YOSUDA Indoor Cycling Bike Brake Pad/Magnetic Stationary Bike – Cycle Bike with Tablet Mount & Comfortable Seat Cushion – For Sale – Price

2 reviews for YOSUDA Indoor Cycling Bike Brake Pad/Magnetic Stationary Bike – Cycle Bike with Tablet Mount & Comfortable Seat Cushion – For Sale – Price

1. 

   A. Nicole – 19 February 2025

   A much better bike than I anticipated
   I’m so glad I decided to get this bike. Like others, I got this bike because I don’t have access to a gym due to covid. I spent a good amount of time trying to decide what to get, but ultimately I choose this bike because of the reviews. I’m not an avid biker, I don’t do SoulCycle or any take any other type of spin class, but it was important for me to have access to something that will provide a high intensity workout. I’m also in an upstairs apartment, so it was also important for me to have something that’s quiet.
   I purchased the bike on a Sunday and it arrived that Friday, as it said it would. I was a little worried since it wasn’t shipped until that Wednesday, but it arrived on time (via UPS) as it said it would. They even brought it up a flight of stairs (thank god). Based on another’s recommendation, we kept the box upright when taking the bike out. I didn’t want to tear the box open, but ended up doing so, because it was the easiest way to remove the bike and keep it upright. It didn’t take very long to put together, but directions are written by someone who clearly is not a native English speaker. The numbers in the directions also don’t align with the parts, so I suggest just referring to the pictures and using common sense. There should be some pieces left over once your done – a screw, a washer, and a bolt, I believe. I was able to ride it with no problem, and easily broke a sweat on a higher intensity. So far I’ve ridden it twice for 45 minutes each time. The seat will hurt, but once you find a way to sit, I think you should get used to it.
   Pros:
   – Quiet
   – Provides a very good, intense workout
   – Easy to assemble (I recommend having someone help you put the base ends on if you can)
   – Easy to maneuver (it’s heavy at first, but once the bike is fully together, it’s much easier to move around. In one pic, I am lifting it with one hand)
   – My 10″ fire tablet fits in the iPad holder (you can move the digital monitor to the side, if necessary)
   – Compact
   – Sturdy
   Con(s):
   (- I wouldn’t necessarily consider this a con – I just wish I had somewhere to sit my phone, like a cup holder)
   – I’ve noticed that if the intensity is very low, the wheel will squeak. It’s not a loud squeak at the moment, but if anything changes, I will update.
   Overall, I’m very happy with this bike. I just hope it lasts. 🙂 6-22-20

2. 

   Chris B – 19 February 2025

   Great bike for the price
   Great bike for the price. Easy to assemble and good quality. Customer service is great and the seller responds very quickly. I had an issue with the seat support bar. After reaching out to the seller they sent me a replacement immediately and at no charge. I have been riding my bike for almost two weeks now. There are a few design improvement opportunity on this bike that I am going to refer to below and hope that the manufacturer/seller will take my comments as an honest and constructive feedback to improve their product further.
   The bike seems to be very quiet, however, sometimes you may hear some squeaking noise when riding it. I determined a couple of the causes of the noise I am hearing. The seat’s horizontal bar (under the saddle) that sits inside the “U” shape channel has a slight movement when riding the bike, even after tightening the knob. You can’t turn the knob any further as it may crack or damage the threads. I figured, if I place a thick piece of paper or thin rubber sheet between the two parts (seat support bar and the “U” channel, it’ll eliminate the rubbing or squeaking noise. The other source of noise appears to be the two bolt holes that are used to connect the front two forks to the front horizontal support that sits on the ground. The square shaped holes do not have a tight fit with the bolts that go through them. Therefore, after assembling the bike and while riding, the front forks’ bottom flat plate moves slightly at the bottom where it sits on the front horizontal support bar. The red friction pad control knob threads are plastic which could wear out and not last long. If the screw threads were made out of metal, they would’ve lasted much much longer. The phone or tablet support is great but if you use it, you’ll notice your mobile device is going to keep hitting the electronic monitor that is installed right above it. There is not much clearance. Overall, I liked the bike and enjoy riding it. How long it will last, remains to be seen. I may come back and write more about it in the coming months.