Naipo Exercise Bike 16 Levels Magnetic Resistance Folding Stationary Bike for Home with LCD Monitor Phone Holder Portable

The exercise bike was delivered as promised soon after it was ordered. Assembly was easy. All parts and clear, helpful instructions were included. It folds up and unfolds very easily. I use the distance and timer readings. They are clear and accurate. I find the seat comfortable. and like the sturdy feel to it. Tension for pedals adjusts easily too. On sale for less than $100 and no delivery charge. Can't beat that. I am 100% satisfied.

I have been nursing a knee injury for about a year and a half. My physical therapist told me I needed 30 minutes a day on an exercise bike… I work two jobs so no time for the gym… bought this and I feel no more pain. Movement is the best thing for arthritis they said…. All true! This bike was easy for my husband to put together and I've been riding it every day since! Super grateful because it was also affordable.

The bike arrived on time and in good condition. It was very easy to put together. I've been using it for a couple months now and the thing I like best about it is that it is quiet. I can ride anytime without disturbing others in the house. It's also lightweight which makes it easy to move for cleaning underneath it.

I liked everything about this exercise bike; I only have one issue with the seat, it tilts too far backward, and it's impossible to set it straight. It sits at a backward angle, causing your hips to slide back, so you constantly have to lean forward. You couldn't pedal without holding onto the handlebars, because you would simply slide backward. Assembly was very quick and easy, the build quality is very sturdy, and the way it stores away is what I like most about it, which is why I didn't return it. It folds up and fits perfectly in a small room with ease; the seat is the only thing that bothers me specifically, the fact that I can't let go of the handlebars.

I purchased this bike because my doctor recommended it for exercising my legs. I broke my back in the spring and this is helping me get some strength back. It works very well. I'm very happy with it. You don't need to be a weightlifter turn the pedals it's easy to turn and I really appreciate that. It's also adjustable for someone that short like I am five but one is compared to someone that's 6 foot absolutely no noise with it and I enjoy it very much. Oh, and also it was quite easy to put together shower I spelled it wrong no.

This is the second exercise bike I have bought from Walmart. I bought the second one for my son. The seat is wide and has enough cushion that you do not feel like your sitting on a small 🧱 brick during your workout. Reads the miles and your heart rate. Great bike and wash to assemble. Love this and is great gift.

The Naipo bike is VERY STURDY and seems well made for the price. The MONITOR has two AAA batteries and the display isn't lighted but the numbers are easy to read in a well lit room. If a light is needed, try a clip on LED reading light. On SCAN, it cycles through the functions over and over. THE CYCLE IS VERY QUIET. There's an occasional thump in the right pedal that I feel in my foot, but it doesn't always do it. The pedaling on the 1st setting is smooth and yet I feel slight resistance. I use it on the easiest setting and can either sit on the seat, or sit behind the bike on my four wheel rollator walker with its brakes locked. I can extend my legs fully in that position like a recumbent cycle. For reference, I'm 5ft 7inches, 145lbs and in my late 60s. The bike needs a rubber mat to keep it from sliding on a smooth surface. I use an anti-skid shower rug. ASSEMBLY NOTES. It came with an instruction booklet. The bolts, washers and nuts were pre-installed in the places they were meant to be. It came with a double 13 and 15mm open end wrench. The L shaped hex key has a Phillips head screwdriver on the end. The wrench worked, but had to swap the hex/screwdriver for a regular Phillips screwdriver and a long L shaped hex key because the provided tool was too small to get a good grip on. I have severe tremor and hand and wrist disabilities, but assembled it without help, starting with the supports that bolt to the frame. I used masking tape to hold the bolts in place so they wouldn't fall out while trying to fasten the washers and nuts. THE SEAT is plastic and the post that it bolts to is metal. THE MONITOR was harder to attach. The screws face at an angle that's hard to get at without a magnetic screwdriver to hold the screws in place. PEDALS. I watched a YouTube video for a similar bike before attaching the pedals. The right pedal screws in clockwise (towards the front of the bike), and the left one is counterclockwise (because I was facing the left side of the bike, it's also screwed in towards the front of the bike). I started the pedals with my hands and finished with the wrench. I put the TOE STRAPS on before attaching the pedals. Those should help to keep your foot on the pedal while cycling just like toe clips and straps do with regular bikes. It also adds some lift while you're pedaling, so you're pulling the pedal through the full stroke. SUGGESTIONS, a gel pad for the SEAT would improve the hard feel for my skinny fanny. Padded cycling briefs are a possibility. Also, even though I am 5ft7, the HANDLEBAR POSITION is a hard reach for me, not comfortable for my arthritic hands. If I installed the bars backwards, it would be better, but the monitor would face away from me. Cycling emphasizes leg position and RPMs or cadence. I prefer to fully extend my legs on the downstroke and pedal steady. It doesn't take long to ride a few miles. It's a good buy for people who can fit the bike frame geometry.

If you are looking for an affordable exercise bike, this is the one! Cheaper than some of the ones on Amazons. The assembly was surprisingly easy. I assembled it myself (%26 I'm not the best at assembling large equipment)! The seat, though, is awful and points up making it very uncomfortable. I ended up buying a cheap, foam bike seat cover from Amazon that really helped. The bike tension goes up to 10 but really only feels like 4 levels, which I don't mind as I'm just looking for an activity that's easy on my knees. I'm 5'2" and 155 lbs. and feel like the bike is pretty sturdy and handles my weight very well (although I would not recommend trying to ride standing up).

After assembling the bike, I noticed that the seat was sitting at an incline. So I reached out to the company to see if I could get a replacement part because the seat makes riding the bike very uncomfortable because all your weight is not on your butt and it shifts to your inner thighs. Was told that this is totally acceptable and shouldn't interfere with my exercises. Sorry, no one would want to sit on a seat like this and clearly this company doesn't know what it's doing. right now I'm still in contact with them, but want to let everybody know what kind of business this is.

Extremely thin !! Smh definitely not worth the money. If you are about 100lbs this is for you. I'm upset about this purchase. The seat is so small immediately my buttocks hurt the cushion is too thin so the metal is basically the seat. Add a bigger seat pad with cushion and more stability and weight to the bike it would be nice.