Tru Grit Fitness Air Exercise Stationary Bike with Manual Fan

I'm extremely happy with my purchase. The price was reasonable and the quality of the product is excellent.

My husband just bought this bike for me and I absolutely love it!! We have slowly been building a home gym and it fits in perfectly. I am new to using an exercise bike but this one seems legit. It is super quiet and I can easily adjust the amount of resistance to what I need. I can also easily adjust the seat and handlebars so that it comfortable for both of our use. The seat is comfortable and the bike feels sturdy. So happy with the new addition!

The air resistance on this thing is very poor. After using an Assault Fitness bike or Rogue Echo this thing seems very weak. It seems to be sturdy and built well however.

Bike arrived with an open box and was delivered upside down. Missing parts to put it together and came without pedals. Customer service offered to return the bike and send me a new one, but wouldn't shipping the missing parts be cheaper? Ultimately they were unable to assist me bc the bike was still showing enroute. I contacted the manufacturer who was slightly more helpful, although reluctantly as I didn't purchase direct. I haven't been able to assemble or use yet due to missing parts but am so far unimpressed. Ultimately may return and spend more for a different brand.

Don't waste your time, just spend the money on the echo bike. The belt drive is substantially less noisy, that's the only positive for this bike. The seat is small and sketchy. The rolling wheels couldn't be smaller or cheaper. The screen looks like it's cheap, but it works for now, so that's good. Putting it together wasn't terribly difficult, but there were tons of scratches and it looks like they painted over a rusty chain protector. The quality of the machine is low, not nearly as nice as my 1990 Schwann. The left arm unscrews itself every time. I used locktite, but that didn't work. I reached out to both Walmart and tru grit customer service, neither provided me with a solution. Tru grit never even responded, lame. Don't waste your money on it, just buy the echo bike, rogue is legit.

An assault bike clone for $500? Seemed like a great deal! I thought this would be an upgrade to my Airdyne AD6, which I'm giving to my girlfriend. It's not! The welded seat post on my bike leans to the right, so rather than being in the center of the bike, the seat is about 1 inch right of center. It's noticeable and annoying when I'm using the bike. Also, the right linkage bearing (connection between the pedal and the linkage to the handle) is loose and makes a clicking sound. Hopefully it won't get looser with use. The computer is garbage. The hardware doesn't match what is called out in the assembly instructions. I don't have the energy to pack this beast up and return it to Walmart, so I'll keep it and hope for the best.

They sold me a used product. You can see the paint scraped off in some areas and also parts that are in bad shape. I got a funky smell and when I got coles to the handles it smelled like old sweat.

it's okay if it only cost 200. but i still don't recommend even it's for 200. 150 would be the right range based on its packaging and quality.

It's cheap. For $700, a total waste of money. Don't waste money out time and just buy the echo bike. First, it came super scratched up and it looks like they painted over rust. The seat is cheap and moves everything you sit on it, even with the bolts super tight. I'm not sure the calories are counted the same as the echo bike either, but hey at least the screen works for now. But the biggest issue is the left arm comes unscrewed while I'm using it. I used locktite but that didn't work. The right arm, just fine, the left not so much. So I have to tighten the arm every time I get off, not with it.

missing parts, broken parts. its just ridiculous the amount of tlc and extra parts this bike needs. I understand why it was on sale now.