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Why did you choose this product over others?: This is a well made bike with good clear instructions for assembly. It is very good value for money, robust, stable and easy to store when folded. This one is better than some more expensive examples. Good range for resistance and the hand pulls work really well. Reccomended.

I am extremely satisfied with this exercise bike. It was super easy to assemble, with clear instructions, and I had it up and ready to use in less than 20 minutes. The best part is how quiet it is – I can work out without disturbing anyone, even if they’re in the same room. The smooth pedaling and sturdy build make every ride enjoyable. For the price, this bike is worth every penny. It’s perfect for both beginners and seasoned riders. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a reliable, quiet, and affordable home workout solution!

The main reason that lead to me making the decision to purchase this, is mostly due to my full-body Arthritis that, at times, can be rather debilitating, thus preventing me from exercising as proficiently as I would like... This being an 'exercise bike' means that it is far more suitable for my unpredictable condition that can drop to an unbearable level of pain & discomfort - usually I can push past the constant stiffness & exhausting pain + aches (in every single joint in my body) but for those 'phases', that can last a considerable amount of time, I have a more 'body-friendly' solution to getting at least 'some' cardio exercise in... The good thing about Exercise Bikes, compared to Walking Pads & Treadmills, is that your body is under a lot LESS stress when Cycling than when Walking/Jogging/Running - meaning you do not put so much weight on your joints and it inevitably allows you to have much more 'control' over the level of impact that could cause unnecessary damage to your joints (as you remain seated whilst operating the Exercise Bike which distributes your weight incredibly well)... …Yes, you will not get as much of a workout using the exercise bike (as using treadmills will burn a far greater amount of calories and is 'better' for you overall - in terms of building strength & conditioning)… But, if you do suffer from Arthritis, then it is generally more appropriate(?) - suitable - for you to be 'safer' on an exercise bike where you will be more efficient with the higher chance of more frequent use, thus meaning more exercise in the long run in comparison to a treadmill that has an increased probability of injury and over-stressing the joints with repeated impacts! This particular model is rather appealing, with it's compact design, folding ability & magnetic function (rather than noisy friction). It is a incredibly robust, stable piece of equipment that can be used for many years to come!.. A very reliable product with it's high-grade materials and sturdy design - you will not be disappointed. The magnetic system means that it operates pretty quietly (unlike the friction versions) which can be used without disturbing others!.. The resistance levels are simple to cycle through, which is done via a 'Dial' at the front of you, on the middle of the frame and provides 16 Level for you to choose from! Each level increases the intensity gradually, allowing steady progress until the more 'difficult' final levels that offer greater resistance sure to cause you to break a heavy sweat for a few seconds before becoming too intense - so it has a diverse range when it comes to intensity (the first levels are very, very, very easy - better for warm-ups, cool-down & recovery). It provides ample challenge for different many fitness ranges of abilities! I like how it has it's own unique built-in Resistance Band mechanism allowing you to incorporate multiple exercises into one! (They function very smoothly and sit flush with the design). The handles are comfortable to hold and feel great to use. The pedals have adjustable foot straps to hold your feet in place and they are very durable (no chance of 'snapping' or breaking them - or slipping/coming undone during use). You have to install these yourself, which is super simple to do! The seat cushion is beautifully soft yet firm. It has an adjustable height which will cater to ANY person's height. Unlike other brands, this one has a really comfortable back-rest which can be used, if you wish - also the are handles either side of the seat if you decide to use a 'reclining' technique rather than holding the handle-bars (that support almost every style/form). I has a handy LCD screen that you can attach (batteries included - lasts an extremely long time) and will display various information whilst using the bike - it has a 'Mode' button to cycle through the information ('hold' down the button to 'Reset' the timers/info. Also includes a live-feed 'Heart Rate' indicator via the use of the Heartbeat Sensors on the Handlebars. There is a phone/tablet holder with a 'felt'(?) back-rest for you to hold your media device whilst exercising. It has a useful 'locking bar' that enable you to safely 'lock' the apparatus in it's 'Folded' position for easy storage. I would definitely recommend this as a vital piece of kit for anyone looking to keep up/begin their healthy, active lifestyle journey - I especially suggest this for people whom suffer from Arthritis or other mobility conditions/issues (exceptionally good for beginners as well) as it has a vast range of easy-medium-hard intensity levels); plus it has the additional, easy-to-use 'Resistance Bands' that are highly suitable for beginners and people looking to broaden their horizons in terms of fitness goals/achievements - it has a low resistance level that is great for recovery & Arthritis (also, if you want to increase the intensity of the resistance bands, try using both in one hand or changing your range of motion!).

After two years of daily cycling on my old exercise bike, I realised that i needed more resistance and a greater distance between the saddle and the pedals, so I traded up. Firstly, this bike offers 16 resistance levels as opposed to the usual 8 on other bikes. I would not say that it doubles the resistance of other exercise bikes, but it does make for a harder workout. Secondly, this bike is slightly higher than a "standard" size, meaning that I, at 5ft 8, can now stretch my legs completely while pedalling. Thirdly, It is very comfortable to use, with a backrest and backrest handle for added support. The saddle is also cushioned and comfortable. Once seated, it may be necessary to use the handles at the back to position yourself more comfortably. It is also silent to ride and folds up easily so that you can store it in a much smaller space. Finally, the computer which tracks your distance, speed, calories and pulse has a very large readout which is easy to see. This bike is really a pleasure to ride. However, there are always slight drawbacks to every product, so I'll mention them here. Firstly, someone who is a lot shorter than my 5 ft 8 might find it difficult to mount the bike in the first place as the crossbar is quite high. Secondly, and maybe importantly for some, this exercise bike needs a lot of screwing together. However, I am a 57-year-old dyspraxic woman who is none too practical and always confuses right with left, and I managed to conctruct it with no help. All the tools are provided, as is a clear booklet with instructions and a link to an instruction video. It took me about one and a half hours but it was well worth the effort. I have no doubt that less practically challenged people will accomplish this a lot quicker than me. Just a note about the resistance bands for your arms: very sturdy but a little too hard to use for me. I was worried I would rick my back. I would suggest using these with caution if your top half isn't quite as sturdy as the waist down. I am so glad i bought this bike!

I am absolutley pleased with this machine, easy build, easy to use. This is not a flimsy lightweight, but a well thought out, well constructed piece of kit but still very manoeuvrable. Would buy again if I had to, but I think it's going to be many years before it comes to that. Love it. Thank you. PS I'm an 85 years old disabled widower if this helps make your mind up.

I have to say, its not everyday when you have to build something yourself, you find a product that's well designed and constructed. Right out the box, I am very happy to say the product was well packed, and very easy to assemble. A fantastic, solid structure that definitely feels worth the price. The assembly was a dream, well documented in the handbook, and does exactly what it says. Amazing - Zero noise, and this is fantastic since I have neigbours below, so noise is good noise ;-) Very well done, and a pat on the back to the manufacturers. The product works like a dream. Now I've got to put my body to the test :)) Top Marks for the YYFITT Foldable Fitness Exercise Bike !!! Well Done 10 out of 10 !!!

Bought for my wife to do some light exercise on her retirement and she loves it. Easy to assemble, very sturdy, folds and moves from room to room with ease and the display is simple and informative. Suprised how cheap it is. Now for the negative bit and some advice for anyone else who has problems with the bike. We assembled the bike on delivery but found the display wasn't working, only displaying pulse. Following a phone call to Amazon customer services I was directed to message the seller. The seller advised I change batteries and reply if this was effective. It wasn't and I messaged the seller but recived no reply despite re-messaging. After waiting a few days I re-contaced Amazon customer services who were great - told me to repackage the product and return - they arranged collection and emailed me a returns label. The refund was in my account the same day and I re-ordered the bike. Don't worry if you don't have all the packaging as Amazon ask that it is packaged as best as possible (we'd disposed of polystyrene). Must be costly for the seller. Replacement bike is fantastic.

Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase. My partner and I assembled it quite easily, it’s very easy to fold up and stow, and it’s quiet when using. I like the bands, though they’re a bit too strong for me to do anything but biceps. For fitter men, they may be too easy. Also, I dont think the pulse reading is correct - it does not match my Fitbit, which is always bang on when I get my pulse taken at the GP. But, as I do have my Fitbit, I’m not at all bothered by this issue. My one huge problem is that the bike only folds up if the seat is on the highest option - which is too high for me, so I have to adjust the seat before and after using it if I want to stow it out of the way. The seat is relatively easy to adjust, but does require squatting down or getting down on knees. I’m getting used to it, so overall I’m very happy with my purchase!