– Ultrasport F-Bike Folding Exercise Bike 286 lbs Capacity, Extra Silent with Relax Foam Seat I Exercise Bikes for Home Use, Exercise Bike Foldable, Indoor Bike, Stationary Bike

I needed a folding bike to replace an ancient friction wheel bike that was too largy, heavy and noisy to use in my home office. After some deliberation I chose this model based on excellent reviews. I went for the 150 model as it folds up smaller than the "heavy" model and means I can tuck it in a corner if its in the way.I'm really impressed with this ....- Easy to assemble, took about 10 minutes. The istructions were pretty clear.- Build quality seems really good. Amazing for the price really.- Really sturdy when riding. I was worried that the small footprint would make it a bit wobbly. Not so.- Folds up brillianty when not being used. Takes a couple of seconds to fold/unfold- I cant get over how quiet this is. Compared to my old friction wheel bike this is nearly silent. No worries about riding this early in the morning before anyone else wakes up. Its sat on a hard floor, without a mat, too.- I love the little stand for your phone above the digital display. Perfect height- The trip computer thing works well enough. Nothing too fancy just the basic stats of your workout. Heart rate monitor is handy to have.- Handlebars are really soft and tactile. Lovely.- Seat is ok. No comfort issue for me, but then I may have a bit more padding on me than some :-)- Range of effort levels is ok. The 1-8 range seems a bit biased towards the "easy" settings, but overally very good for this type of bike.For the money, I really could not be happier.

I've waited till I've done a few hundred kilometres to do a review and have not found anything in that time to lessen my enthusiasm for this excellent machine. A bold claim perhaps, but - apart from programmed rides which I never used anyway - the ride really is as good as gym bikes. OK, the data is a bit basic, and the pulse meter takes a while to catch on, but the functionality is there and the experience is the same.The price has gone up quite a bit since I bought mine six months ago, but with excellent build quality, ease of assembly and the ride experience it's still good value for money. I searched for a while till I found this - the 110kg load was a factor for me - and it is just as good as claimed in the description. I'm not much good at assembling stuff sometimes, but this was very easy and I did it alone without the need for any "can you give me a hand with this please?" Light enough to lift easily in and out of the corner in the spare room, it's small enough that I've never even bothered to find out whether you can fold it up, but I think you can. Check out the description if you want to do that, but it is unobtrusive with a minimum footprint that won't get in the way.The sealed crank unit is smooth, and though I mainly want to "twiddle" (ancient cycle racing term) you can add to the difficulty and it still rides smoothly. Some older machines tended to be jerky when you did that, but this one remains silky smooth. I've tried - believe me I've tried - to find something I don't like or that isn't right to put in this review but I honestly can't.Brilliant - nice to buy something which meets expectation in reality and not just on paper!

I’m impressed by this exercise bike a good choice to motivate exercise that’s easy to start at your own pace. Set a 5 or 10 minute timer on your phone or Alexa put a cycling tour video on YouTube and suddenly your cycling around Swiss lakes. And it’s fun as well as sturdy enough with basic bike exercise panel that is really easy to use to display speed time distance among others, calories burnt is my favourite.There is a dial for resistance setting, the seat is fairly comfortable and wide. The bike it’s self is heavy but not too heavy and so far no problems with it and for the price I paid on offer around £80 I think it’s great value to start with on your road to feeling fitter at your pace and great if you have mobility issues. Twice a day 5 or 10 mins and with will power it can help with so many health problems. Oh it was fairly easy to assemble just follow the instructions and look at the picture on Amazon to figure out the bits that your stuck on if you get stuck. I’d give it 4 stars out if 5. Hopefully it will provide at least a year if not more use, we’ll see fingers crossed. It’s well made for the price and I think worth it. I view it as a good starter exercise bike that’s sturdy and functional and fun way to exercise.

As a pensioner, I needed to do more exercise. This bike has served that purpose. Solidly made, easy to set up and good value. It’s not the exercise bike for you if you want a hard workout. I have it set on max resistance and that is just about right for me. Others will likely find that too easy and want more resistance. The lowest resistance feels almost like you’re riding an electric bike! All in all, a great choice for those who wish to keep their bodies from seizing up altogether. FYI I’m 6ft tall and the bike is ok for size. Taller than that, you may find yourself a bit cramped.

(We bought the F-Bike 150 without Backrest) We were looking for a cheap but good quality exercise bike and did lots of research before purchasing one. Looking online, this brand was the most popular for budget exercise bikes so we decided to give it a go. We're really impressed. It's really sturdy and easy to assemble (although you probably need two pairs of hands) so we had no problem setting it up. The folding is also really simple and easy - but the bike is a bit heavy so if you're wanting to move it long distances each time you move it that might be a bit annoying. The weight isn't too much for us though and you can slide the bike along the floor if your floor is hard - so not an issue! The bike is extremely quiet so I can watch tv while I'm on it and it's slim when folded so it can be stored in a small space. Perfect! The resistance settings are also great. I cycle on a 4/5 (out of 8) for a medium intensity workout so there's room for me to improve my stamina and move up the settings! I'm 5′4″ and my boyfriend is 6'2" and the seat can be adjusted for both our heights. The seat is pretty comfortable but adding a gel cover on it might make it even softer for longer rides. Overall it's a great bike for those on a budget and we would recommend it to anyone looking for a foldable exercise bike! :)

I ordered this exercise bike to aid me in recovering from a full hip replacement. I didn’t need anything too sophisticated, and I didn’t have the space to permanently site it, this bike has been perfect!It was easy to build.It is quite heavy but can be moved around, and takes up very little space width-wise.It folds and unfolds in seconds with the insertion or removal of a metal safety pin.The saddle, handle grips and pedals are all comfortable to use. I did purchase a separate gel saddle cover but that was because I thought I might need it because of my hip.My only negative is that the computer is not very accurate, especially when it comes to pulse rate. This wasn’t a great concern to me as I use my smartwatch to time, track and log all my data. Having spoken to my son, this problem is not confined to this cheaper bike but is the same for his much more expensive one.Great value for money.

Time will tell. But for now I cannot not give it 5stars. I searched high and low - budget £200(ish) not sure what i wanted...to lose couple stone...not into gym...tempted/researched/youtube reviews etc...so many 'exercise v spin' bikes...JLL...Britfitness etc etc...£170 exercise..with a 13 - 16 whatever weight wheel etc....couldnt make mind up.So went with the £120 ( backrest ) F bike..based i suppose on ..5 star reviews!! I looked at others...exercise bikes...all great..then you read ' so noisy'..etc...or so and so needs replaced etc...In the end..i bought this. Packaged very well. Instructions - small - but ( i went on youtube and someone else building one up )...it helped..but really...15min..common sense...easy to setup..no complaints. Strong, steady...big sit. Resistance appears good. Im almost 16stone, ..heart rate thingy all ok..seems plasticy and cheapish..apparently they all are. But..for now..works.SO - i cannot - not give it less than 5stars - RIGHT NOW at least - because all good. For the price..its worth it ( ive seen some others similar for £60 or so..who knows...maybe..underneath the bonnet..the mechanism is all the same..and thats what matters...how long will it last!? ) SO - for now...it works fine....IF i keep this up...i expect to use it everyday...and i do expect things to last...3 - 5 yrs...after that..fair enough. SO - if i find the tension or the spin /pedals etc just arnt working properly...i will give this a 1star..simple as that. To those who are undecided like i was...well really the question isnt...a £100 spin or a £200 exercise bike with a heavy flywheel and magnetic resistance etc....i think the choice is....£100 to use it..see what happens..give it a year or two..do you like cycling ...really into it..then..fine...you need to upgrade..and £170 bike wont cut it...so...it's more £300 exercise bike you will need- that wont be noisy etc...and will have proper magnetic resistance etc etc....that should make your ( and my ) mind up. If turns out i LOVE exercise ( i dont right now ) then ...yes, this one properly wont do long term.

[First of all, ignore the grotty wallpaper. I've only recently moved in and I'm unable to redecorate at present due to my operation]As you can see from some of the photos this is a very recent purchase (The Rugby World Cup was on TV!)Please do READ THE MANUAL before assembling this bike.Maximum weight suggested in the manual is 110Kgs. DO NOT EXCEED THIS.I'm 5'7 and I weigh 80 kgs so I'm OK. ;-)===========================================================================================**DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN ANY OF THE BOLTS** OR YOU COULD BE IN DANGER OF STRIPPING THE THREADS OR DAMAGING THE FRAMEWORK OF THE BIKE.Do check the bolts on a regular basis (suggested in the manual)You get an allen key and a small spanner (both supplied) to tighten up the bolts as well. The spanner supplied does the job OK for tightening all the bolts, as does the allen key as well.Only use manual force when fitting these and there's also no need for a screwdriver.Assembling this bike took me about thirty to forty-five minutes on my own (I would've been quicker if I wasn't recovering from my operation)There's five settings for the saddle height, and there's also a level marked on the saddle stem that says maximum height. DO NOT GO PAST THIS, or you could damage the stem. I had it set on the third hole (about the middle setting)Fitting the pedals:The pedals are marked Left and Right, and the manual clearly tells you what way to screw them in. The straps are easy to fit and I had no bother using them at all. (You don't have to use the straps if you don't want to)The right hand pedal is screwed in clockwise and the left hand pedal is screwed in anti-clockwise. (It's stated in the manual)This bike is compact, lightweight, easy to store away, easy to use, and no real force, when cycling, is required to use it.This is a friction base bike. [ There's three types available. Friction, Magnetic and Motorised]It's fairly easy to fold away for storage and is not overly heavy when moving either.===========================================================================================I got this exercise bike after taking a look around at various ones, to help with my home physio, following a knee operation.This one, for the money as well as my needs, suited me perfectly.I was advised by my physiotherapist to get an exercise bike (or pedals!) to aid my rehab exercises at home following my recent Total Knee Replacement Surgery. I go in to my local Hospital once a week for a physio session so this bike fitted my requirements to a T for me to use at home to aid with my home physio exercises.I have to do certain exercises to build up my leg muscles and to aid in getting a full rotation of my knee bike exercises are required. I tried this bike on Levels 1-4 and there was no real resistance for my knee at all. So I'll be using the higher levels for three ten minute sessions daily to go with my other exercises (third day so far) at "Level 6".That might not seem much, but when you're recovering from Knee Replacement Surgery it's a big deal, let me tell you, and my knee gets a decent work out, but I'm not allowed to overwork it, so thirty minutes spread over the day does the job using a Level 6 setting (That'll please my physio!)The bike is fairly stable but do take care when getting on/off the bike, mainly so that you don't overbalance it, and also do make sure the locking pin is in place and is secure before using the bike. It doesn't move around on the carpet on the front room for me, so why people say this bike moves when in use then I really don't know what they're doing to make it do that.But do be aware the bolt heads, on the floor mounts are not really that flush to the metalwork and do protrude slightly so if you have a wooden floor place a mat under the base to stop them from marking the floor.The digital display I found to be a tad touchy and the button feels somewhat loose. So when using it tap it carefully or you'll go past the setting you want to keep on display. It kept using the Scan setting, when I was trying to leave it on Time. It's fairly functional and is more or less accurate, I've not checked it to see how well it works against other timers that I have (on my watch for example) it will, however, switch off after about for or five minutes if not used. There are two batteries are supplied for this unit.Overall It's very good for light workouts and occasional use, and it suits my needs as well. So I'm very happy with it.Refer to the photos I've taken to see how it fits together, I took a few close ups of the bolts etc to help you see it fitted together, and take note of the photos of its measurements when in it's stored position.

Très bon vélo d'appartement pour son prix.Cela va faire bientôt 1an que j'ai acheté ce vélo d'appartement et il remplit très bien sa fonction.Bien évidemment je mets 5 étoiles en prenant en considération le prix qui est très abordable pour un vélo d'appartement.Je ne vois pas l'intérêt de laisser un commentaire 3 étoiles en le comparant à des vélos d'appartement qui coutent 4 fois plus cher...Le vélo est solide et bien stable.On peut très facilement le déplacer et on peut le plier/déplier en moins de 5 secondes.J'ai utilisé ce vélo d'appartement quasiment 1an, 3 à 4 fois par semaine et il fonctionne toujours aussi bien.J'ai juste deux petits reproches à faire pour ce vélo d'appartement, cependant ça n'impacte pas ma note car j'ai parfaitement conscience que 100% des vélos d'appartement de cette gamme de prix ont ces problèmes, et d'ailleurs 90% des vélos d'appartement dans la gamme des 300-400€ ont aussi ces problèmes, donc il faut rester un minimum tolérant quand on achète un vélo d'appartement d'entrée de gamme.Les deux problèmes :-Le capteur de fréquence cardiaque ne sert strictement à rien.C'est à dire que la valeur affichée est totalement fausse, il n'y a aucune fiabilité, mais vraiment AUCUNE.On doit poser les mains sur des capteurs, mais j'ai l'impression que ça n'a aucune incidence sur la valeur affichée et que cela va simplement calculer une estimation de la fréquence cardiaque en fonction du nombre de km parcouru en X temps.-Il y a 8 niveaux de résistance.Quand on est totalement débutant ça peut suffire, mais au bout de quelques mois de pratique, on ressent tout de suite que le 8ème niveau est un peu faiblard, c'est un peu trop facile...Mais encore une fois, je n'y tiens pas compte dans ma note, car pour avoir testé des vélos d'appartement de marque très réputés et deux fois plus cher, et bien il y avait les mêmes problèmes au niveau de la résistance et des capteurs pour la fréquence cardiaque.Donc pour un vélo à ce prix-là, je mets la note de 5/5.Cependant il faut retenir qu'il s'agit d'un vélo d'appartement pour débutants.Si vous avez déjà un certain niveau, passez votre chemin.

Anche in inverno io preferisco prendere freddo e pedalare all'aperto, ma la persona a cui l'ho regalata la pensa diversamente e questa bici pieghevole da casa l'ha apprezzata eccome! Ormai siamo al punto di non ritorno e appoggiando il pc portatile o l'ipad sul manubrio riesce a farsi le webcall di lavoro mentre pedala! L'ottimizzazione dei tempi è sicuramente una prerogativa femminile, ma questa bici è, come si direbbe a Bolzano, 'na svorta! Materiali solidi, sella morbida, un computer basico per selezionare qualche programma, cardiofrequenzimetro sul manubrio e tempo di pedalata, facile da montare(occhio solo a non invertire i pedali perchè poi spanate le filettature e allora sono dolori...). Una volta chiusa occupa veramente poco spazio e si trasporta in giro per casa, grazie alle rotelline, anche con una sola mano. Scegliete il momento giusto quando il prezzo è più conveniente e con circa 130 euro, magari anche qualcosa in meno, vi aggiudicherete una bici, senza ruote, senza pista ciclabile, senza aria fresca nei polmoni, ma sicuramente utile visto che ora fuori piove forte, lei pedala forte in soggiorno e io invece sto seduto davanti al pc a scrivere recensioni su Amazon...

Everything looks good quality, however I couldn’t even try it once, the right pedal was installed in less than a minute, the left pedal took me more than an hour because of the damaged or not aligned thread, and all I was doing is damaging the thread more, I am returning the item after fully assembling it except for the pedal.

Contenta con esta compra. Ya llevo un tiempo usándola es bastante completa, muy útiles los indicadores de tiempo, pulsaciones calorías consumidas, entre otros. El montaje es muy sencillo. El inconveniente que tiene por buscarle alguno, es , que pesa bastante pero como se puede plegar, no ocupa espacio prácticamente, la tengo en el salón, es muy silenciosa, puedo estar realizando mi rutina de ejercicios y no molestar al resto de la familia.Recomiendo al 100%

Resistence level is good and the bike is sturdy i weight in at 112kg and the bike can support me without Any problems