Exercise Bike, Magnetic Stationary Bikes for Home | 40LBS Flywheel, App Supported Indoor Bike with 350LBS Weight Capacity, Low Noise, Digital Monitor, Bottle & Tablet Holder

I have been road biking for over 20 years and decided recently to buy my first indoor bicycle as I have always ridden less in the winter months where I live (Massachusetts) and wanted to compensate for that. Also, I have more free time as my work moved fully remote due to COVID and so my commuting time has been eliminated. First off, the bike is rather simple to assemble. I watched the video on this page from Joroto that walked me through the steps and I had everything put together pretty quickly. Like with all items you will use often, please keep the tools nearby as you will need to tighten pieces such as the pedals and the seat now and then. This is a very well-made and heavy bike, but the wheels on the front bottom of the stand make it rather easy to move around your home, so long as you have a flat foor. Now, should you need to move it up a flight of stairs, that'll be more difficult as it weighs over 100 pounds. To note, the flywheel itself is a solid 35 pounds. This is a belt drive machine with magnetic resistance, so there's less need for maintenance, and you get a very quiet ride. I can easily watch a video, listen to music or carry on a conversation without having to raise any volumes above what I'd use when not on the bike. No complaints from anyone downstairs from me either! There is a large knob located on the frame that faces you when you ride that you can use to adjust the bike's resistance via a series of magnets that are controlled by it. The knob is easy to turn. It doesn't have any markings on it to tell you your resistance level as you can spin it fully several times to obtain what you want. You could always start off at the lowest resistance when you first begin to ride and keep track of how many times you spin the knob, if you want to try and measure where you are. If not, then just spin it until you get the resistance you want. The seat is pretty comfortable and can be adjusted quickly to ten different heights, which is great as three of us in my family of varying heights have been riding the bike. I see a lot of taller people asking whether bikes will accommodate their height. I am 6'2" (188cm) and have a 34" (86cm) inseam and have no problem at all fitting on this machine. The handlebars have seven different heights and can also be moved left or right for your convenience. There are two water bottle holders between the handlebars and I put my water bottle in one and my smartphone in the other one. If you leave the water bottle holders empty, then you can lay down a tablet or an opened laptop in front of you over the same space. With the design, you can't have a tablet and water bottle at the same time, so if that's important to you then either position your bike next to somewhere you can grab a bottle easily, or add a water bottle holder to the frame for $10-15. The pedals are very well-made and come with an adjustable toe cage. These are not clip pedals, but you can buy and swap out your own pedals as they come with the standard 9/16" thread. I use flat biking shoes that I've had for a while and don't feel the need for anything else. I definitely get a good workout on this bike. The customer service from Joroto is amazing. There is a nice one year warranty on the parts, and a 30 day return policy. I had a situation come up where I bought the bike here and then two days later the price was reduced - and just after my bike shipped out. I was thinking I'd have to reject delivery of this 100+ pound behemoth, or possibly haul it myself to the local UPS store, cancel the original order, buy a new one (which is what Amazon advised me to do), but when I reached out to Joroto their service was responsive and they had me wait for the bike, inform them it was all in proper order, and then they sent me the difference in price. Excellent! The one item I cannot praise is the monitor, which is a rather basic model to begin with, but I didn't buy this bike for it anyway. The monitor is a nice addition to have as it is there to keep track of your time in motion, your speed, your virtual distance "traveled", and your calories burned. Perhaps there is an issue just in my monitor, or in all of them, but it's just not accurate. First off, I felt on my second day using the bike that the time was a little fast. I then compared the bike's clock to several timepieces in my home and found that it is indeed fast, in that it clocks a minute every 58 seconds. So if you are on the bike for what appears to be 30 minutes, in reality you have only been riding for 29 minutes. It's probably not going to destroy your workouts, but it's something to consider. As for the other measurements, I was riding at a steady speed of 10 mph (according to the monitor), and yet after 6 minutes (or maybe I should say, after 5 minutes and 48 seconds) I was shown to have traveled only .47 miles when I should have traveled 1 mile with that speed, so the measurements don't tie out. While the monitor is not up to snuff, I'm not going to dock the product a star, as the construction of the bike and the ride you get for this price are well worth it, not to mention the very responsive customer service from Joroto - should you ever need it. If you're really interested in the metrics that are to be tracked by the monitor then you can look into supplemental products, which are often able to be integrated via bluetooth to your phone or tablet. Purchasing this quality bike and then adding on some supplemental products still leaves you well below the price of the bikes that have all of these components included. All in all, a purchase I am very happy with. For what you get this is a bargain, and in my case, my whole family is using it. Highly recommended!

A bit of a long review but big for item of this size and price, more info is better than less. I cross shopped this with the Schwinn IC3 and some of the Sunny Health and Fitness models in the same price range. I previously purchased a Sunny model in the $300 that lasted for a little more than a year before the seat post broke at the seat bracket. I was concerned about buying a bike that I could not inspect in person to see if the materials were thicker, more robust after the failure of the Sunny. I'm leaving 5 stars for now but 4.5 is probably closer to the truth. The bike isn't perfect but I am mostly happy with my purchase. That opinion may change over time but these are some immediate impressions. Pros - price w/ delivery was about $580 w/ a coupon from Amazon. As is common with these types of bikes, there is not much assembly required so I think most folks can buy without expert assembly and be ok. The company provides an assembly video but I used the included tools and manual to put it together. Assembly was relatively easy but the bike has some weight to it so a second set of hands may help, especially when adding the base supports. Everything else slides/ screws into place fairly easily. I had my bike out of the box and assembled in about an hour. The bike is sturdy. Solidly built, especially the seat/ seat post assembly. I swapped out the included seat for a padded one so I can't speak to the comfort but the post is much thicker than the Sunny model I previously purchased. Pedaling was "whisper" quiet. I was surprised at how little noise the bike makes. The noise never bothered me much as I usually listen to music on my headphones but if it matters to you, this bike should not be a bother in that regard. The LCD display is big and bright, easy to read. The ride height and handle bars are adjustable and it was easy to find a comfortable set up. Cons - The handlebar assembly is a bit wobbly. That may just be due to the weight of that part of the bike. The tablet holder is a bit narrow. I'm confident it will hold a standard tablet, but not one in a chunky case. I like chunky cases. I've never ridden a Peleton or some of the other 1K+ bikes so I can't compare but the looks, quality, sturdiness, quietness and other qualities of the X4S made me comfortable with my purchase, especially in comparison to my experience with a bike that cost about half as much and some of the issues I had with it. I didn't try to connect the bike to any apps so I'm not sure about the bluetooth connectivity element. The bike looks good, rides quiet, and feels solid in the seat. I'm looking forward to spinning away!

I have been attending spin classes at the gym for about 8 years, so I've been spoiled riding $2000 commercial grade bikes like the Keiser M3. I wasn't sure what to expect for $400, but this is a very nice bike. It's built like a tank, very solid. It's easy to adjust the seat to find a comfortable position, the flywheel is pretty smooth and quiet, and there are places for my phone and water bottle on the handlebars. It wasn't too hard to assemble, I did it by myself in about 45 minutes. I have SPD shoes, so I immediately replaced the pedals that came with the bike - but these pedals are pretty standard for this price range. There are really only two things I miss about the high-end bikes at the gym, compared to this one: * On some high end bikes, the resistance is controlled with a simple lever, and you can see the numeric resistance level on the display - on this bike you have a knob to crank, and it takes quite a few cranks to go from very light to very heavy resistance. But again, I think all bikes in this price range are designed this way. * The display computer is ok - but I would prefer RPMs instead of MPH, wish it had a backlight if I darken the room, and I wish it showed a numeric resistance level. This is one area they could improve without significantly increasing the cost. All that said, I am still enjoying the bike - I can get a great smooth, comfortable, fun fitness ride at home, in and out of the saddle. Customer service is friendly and responsive too, I sent them these suggestions for improvement and they extended my warranty to 18 months.

Pre-covid, I rode a Peloton bike at the gym every other day for a little over a year. I loved it and it made me love to workout, which I never really liked before. But, covid hit and my gym closed and I didn't want to pay that much money for a bike. After a very long period of no riding, I decided to buy the Cyclace bike. It was great in the very begginging and started making so many squealing sounds and I had to adjust things and grease things regularly and it would still be so loud. The sound was driving me and my family crazy. I eventually sent back that bike and bought this one. I haven't had it for long, but it is just a shockingly good bike. It is very close to the Peloton in smoothness of the belt, flywheel and resistance feel. I only have a couple of issues and they are small/or can't be helped in a bike at this price range. Here they are: Handlebars: I am 5'11" with long arms and normally wouldn't even notice if something was not maybe the best for a shorter person. But, I think it is noticeable on this bike. The handlebars are set in a way that if I have the seat in the place it us supposed to be for my leg height and seat placement where it should be for my thigh length, the handlebars are about a half an inch too far away (see pic...I have it set as close to the seat as posssible). It is not a huge deal to me, but someone with shorter arms may struggle a bit. The handlebars are also a bit wider set than they other two bikes I have used. But, it has these inner bars set at an angle that I really like to use when I am in the saddle. The other thing is that instead of an iPad holder on the handlebars, it has two drink holders. I use it for my iPad anyway, but had to use two small bungee cords to secure it in place so it wouldn't fall during the more intense rides. Resistance: the Cyclace bike had felt resistance pads and I really disliked that. It made a rubbing sound and I knew after I decided to send it back, I would get a bike with magnetic resistance. This bike has that and it is very smooth and can give you as heavy resistance as you could need (our of the saddle too). My only issue is that the resistance starts heavier than the other two bikes. Not too heavy, just I never would have that feeling of my legs just flailing. Which normally doesn't matter, but sometimes at the end of a cool down, I really like to open it up. But, it isn't a big deal. But, the bigger issue to me is how many cranks it takes to get from the lower resistance levels to the higher ones. It feels like the resistance doesn't change that much for several turns and then it heats up pretty quickly. This makes some intervals a little harder when you go out of the saddle with high resistance and then a quick seated recovery. But, I am getting used to it and I am wondering if the company may know of some little tweaks. I haven't reached out to them. All in all this is a really awesome bike. It is so quiet, so smooth and very sturdy. There is no sqeaking and squealing so far. I really hope it stays that way. Peloton is nearly perfect for me, but this bike is so close behind it. When you factor in the cost of both bikes, it is a no brainer to go this route, at least if you are a thrifty person like me. I am so happy with this purchase! The only thing that could make it better is a resistance output, but at this price range, you just wont find that. I use my heart rate to guide resistance. Some things that I use to make the spin experience of even better is: Peloton app (12.99 per month without the bike. Worth it!) Wahoo cadence tracker (it displays on the Peloton app and is so easy to attach to your pedal arm) Spd pedals and clip in shoes (to me it is a must after starting at first with regular shoes). Fitbit- I set it to spinning and use it to watch my heart rate. It really helps to guide how intense I set my resistance. I also use a TV tray next to the bike to hold my a small fan, my weights and my water. It works great and you can just tuck it away when your done (see pic). I also didn't purchase a mat and it works great on hard floors. I do keep a small rug next to it so when I get on a off, I don't scratch the floor with the clips. I leave my bike in the same place, so I don't know how easy it would be to move it around, but it has the wheels on the front. That is it. If you are on the fence, I would absolutely recommend it. If anything changes, I will update my review.

TL/DR: Order this bike. Stop searching and just order it - its quiet, sturdy, and comes with a community to help you diy peloton it! I ordered the Joroto X2 at the start of the 2021 as a way to take online studio spin classes from home. I wanted to get in on the ‘peloton’ craze, but as a medical student, definitely couldn’t afford the $1800 price tag. Enter DIY Peloton Hack, and the Joroto X2. I read a lot of diy tutorials online and watched way too many YouTube videos comparing affordable home spin bikes. Consolidating this information, I determined that (at a minimum) I wanted a magnetic resistance (quiet and lower maintenance), belt driven (no maintenance) comfortable bike. The Joroto x2 ALSO had 4-way handlebar and 4way seat adjustment, which is great ! Diy peloton summarized (and my upgrades): Joroto x2 bike Wahoo cadence monitor Monthly peloton digital app membership (13$/mo) iPhone table clamp *see note* Etsy.con resistance gauge (~30$, helps keep track of resistance you are at). Overall, I am very impressed with this bike. It arrived professionally packed, was a breeze to set up (20 minutes, max) and has served me well. My only criticism would be two things with the handlebars. 1) The phone/tablet holder doesn’t hold my (older iPhone 7) in horizontal mode. My phone is just a bit too short to be stable, however my iPad mini is stable! I prefer using my phone, so i added an iPhone table clamp that I had sitting around, and it works great! 2). The bars are a little on the thinner side. As someone with larger hands, I have considered wrapping the handles to make them more comfortable. though this hasn’t impacted its function, and may actually be a benefit (spin instructors are always reminding us not to ‘’squeeze’’ the handlebars, something i definitely am not doing! I want to add that there are many FB groups for people who use this peloton hack/digital app users. This bike is one of the most common bikes purchased in this community, which means there is a community of people to offer help customized to this bike! I didn’t know how to best attach the cadence monitor and many people in the fB group offered suggestions and sent pictures from their Joroto X2 bike to help me! After 4 months of using this bike I am SO HAPPY I decided to make the purchase! I really believe that having the bike in my bedroom has made it easier for me to follow my goal of at least 4 rides per week. I get all of the major benefits of a peloton, without the high cost! This bike is sturdy, smooth, and looks great! With the addition of a cheap cadence monitor, it fulfills everything I need. So happy with this purchase, and I have encouraged at least two friends to buy this bike and join me on peloton classes!

You can add me to the list of satisfied customers. The X4S is an amazing trainer. Excellent build quality. It's durability is evident and I have no doubt it will last. I looked at other bikes but in the end chose the Joroto. Assembly is straight forward and takes under an hour. Worth noting. The computer pairs with Kinomap and other workout applications. It does this with Bluetooth, but you do not connect the bike to the Bluetooth on your mobile device. You pair it directly with the workout app. Initially this was confusing but I contacted support for clarification. This brings up the next positive about Joroto. Support is excellent and responsive. I sent an email and had a reply in less than 24 hours. I got an answer to my question and a link to a helpful video. Often times, after sales support is what defines a company. I'm glad I chose this bike. There is no reason to buy a peloton at 4x the price. The X4S is every bit as smooth and quiet. The bike is so quiet that you could use it in a bedroom without disturbing your partner. The first time I rode it I was amazed. It's highly adjustable. Other family members can make adjustments and be ready to ride in a minute or two. It's perfect for people with busy lives. No trips to the gym. Having it at home is super convenient. It's ready when you are. It offers magnetic resistance for all skill and endurance levels. It includes pedals with toe cages but I'll probably swap those for clipless. We all appreciate buying something that does what it says it's going to do. This bike lives up to those expectations. If you're considering this bike, buy it.

I was a little hesitant at first when choosing this product to buy. For thanksgiving I stayed 10 days at my aunts home and she had a peloton that I used twice a day for 40 minutes at a time. I was hesitant with the Joroto X2 Pro because I wasn't sure the resistance would be enough for a hard workout. I can say now.. that it definitely is sufficient. at the max setting 100 its comparable to 70% peloton resistance which is enough. When speeding at around 70 rpm you will for sure get tired fast and feel the muscle burn and lower the dial Assembly is easy, you might need an extra person to raise the bike above the base and secure the bolts. Also don't forget to tighten the seat bolt to the seat position you find most comfortable. The machine has weight to it and doesn't move when you get up from the saddle. its a solid machine. I am a short man 5' 2" and the bike is perfect for me. and to anyone up to 300lbs. It's extremely quiet at fastest rpm i can go. 90 to above. Bluetooth connects fast to Kinomap, and its a great app for cyclists. I am just a man committed to fitness and love having a spin bike. I am addicted to it. I've had it for a week now. and doing 2 workouts a day. 50 minutes each. I prefer blasting my classical workout music and working through the pain. Ending it with a pool of sweat on the bike floor mat. I find the bike pedals comfortable and strapped securely to my shoe size. I may replace the pedals later from all the positive reviews of the pedals clip ons. But don't see that happening any time soon. Only thing I didn't like was the monitor. there is no back light to it. So I bought a book light and strapped it on my bike. I can now workout in the dark and see all my stats with ease. love how I can input my miles, calories, and time before I start and once i start peddling the countdown begins. Also you can choose which stat you want on the top line which is bigger than the other numbers. The resistance knob takes a few more turns than the peloton. at times i will turn it fast and no change in resistance number. but by the second turn it starts adjusting. I mainly workout in the 45% - 70% of seated fast peddling. with intervals in the 80s to 90s of standing and going as fast as i can until i can't take no more. tablet stand is secure, everything is stable even my water bottle. I Highly recommend the Joroto X2 Pro.

I am a 5' 10" 280lb male and I've had the bike for about a week now and rode it everyday. After checking out my neighbor's Peloton bike and researching spin bikes for 2 months and almost as going as far as purchasing the Peloton Bike+, I ended up doing a DIY hack based one so many youtube videos and blogs out there. The mostly positive reviews led me to this Joroto X2 bike, but if I'm honest, I was still skeptical and nervous, wondering why this bike is a fraction of the cost of the mainstream bikes. Delivery - the bike was delivered earlier than expected which I was happy about. The package is 100+ which i normally wouldn't have too much problem with, but because of the size of the box and the smooth cardboard box material, it was awkward for me to try and bring into the house but I managed. Probably helpful if you have another person helping you. Assembly/Build - I received all of the parts but at the very first step, I had an issue of attaching the Front Stablizer bar to the front of the bike. The hole was mis-cut (see pictures) and I could NOT get the bolt through to screw on and tighten. This was really frustrating and I did not want to spend the time boxing it back up to send back so I decided to try and file it down. After about 20 minutes of chipping away, I was finally able to get the bolt through and continue with the assembly. While I was able to make it work, I'm not so sure that the next person would be willing to put in the work, but in the end, it worked out for me. The rest of the assembly was smooth. The bike is a study as it get get, except for the electronic monitor which is the cheapest looking and feeling part of the bike. But I won't be relying on this much as I am using the app with the Wahoo cadence tracker and Wahoo heart rate monitor which display on the Peloton app. The Ride - I've taken 6 cycling classes on the Peloton app so far. This bike is smooth. I've ridden both sitting on the seat as well as climbing where I stand up and pedal and this is holding my 280lb weight very well. I was nervous for the pedals thinking they would snap off, but they've held strong. The only thing I notice is a clicking noise every now and then at certain cadence on the right crank or pedal. It comes and goes and a little bit annoying when it happens but seems to go away by itself as I keep riding. I'll keep an eye on it and update in the future if something breaks. The resistance knob is easy to turn but there is no telling what resistance you are at - you just have to go by feel. For instance, if the cycle instructor tells you to get to 40 resistance, I really have no sure way of telling how much to turn the knob to get to 40. This could be an issue for some people, but I don't find it to be deal breaker. I just gauge at my own level which resistance feels right for me and hard for me etc and crank it up or down based on that. It seems to work just fine. The key is getting the candence monitor and attaching it to the bike since cycle instructors often tell you what cadence to be at. Overall, I'm very happy with this bike minus the two small issues - assembly difficult due to quality control issue and small clicking noise that comes and goes on the right pedal/crank which I feel I could probably resolve somehow by loosening or tightening the bolts. No regrets purchasing this bike. Solid bike for the money. I'll try to post another update in 3 months and 6 months and 1 year.

My bike was deliverd on time and in good shape. Well packaged and brought to the door by the delivery guys. The package is heavy, as you might expect, so two people to receive the bike would be advisable. The bike itself is very well packed and all parts were in good shape and complete when unwrapped. Construction is easy and would best be done by two people as weight of flywheel is quite heavy ( this is a big bonus for when you actually ride the machine and makes it very realistic ). The quality of finish and strength is excellent and the finished article is very attractive to loook at and very comfortable to use. It is virtually silent when you pedal and you can bluetooth link the bike to an iPad or similar to provide a readout from your heart chest/armband if you have one. The supplied speed/distance display is a bit hard to read and probably is the only thing that could be improved on the bike. That said, it works perfectly and is very usefulfor monitoring your work rate and progress. In summary this is a very nice stationary bike which is a pleasure to use. It appears durable and robust. Well worth the money and recommended if you are looking for a great bike without paying Peloton prices!

Die Lieferung war super. Bestellt und 4 Tage später war es da. Sicher verpackt, perfekt. Der Zusammenbau war easy. Gut beschrieben und rasch erledigt. Kinderleicht. Das Bike ist wirklich sehr leise. Und ich konnte damit super trainieren, es steht absolut sicher und ist sehr stabil. Bin wirklich sehr zufrieden. Der Tablethalter ist perfekt. Man kann super über die Bewegungskamera Touren fahren. Auch die Einstellungen von Sitz und usw. sind schnell und leicht zu machen. Klasse Bike! Das Display gefiel mir überhaupt nicht. Es wirkt sowas von fehl am Platz am Rad. Tolles Bike und so ein Display, das passte nicht. Ich habe mich dann wegen dem Display an den Kundenservice gewandt. Und das Display-Problem geschildert. Darauf hin haben sie mir ein anderes Display zugeschickt. Was viel hochwertiger ist. Ich bin nun rundherum zufrieden. Klasse! Den Kundenservice möchte ich extra erwähnen, weil der einfach klasse war. Sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Leider findet man das nicht mehr so oft, das ein Kundenservice so bemüht ist seine Kunden zufrieden zustellen und sich so um sie bemüht. Ein Extralob daher von mir. Macht weiter so!

Ok.....This bike is simply amazing. No noise what so ever, (Magnetic, belt drive) Comfortable seat. Very sturdy. It has that commercial bike feel. Can't argue with price either, compared to the upper end bikes. After all, this is for home use,when getting to the the gym isn't an option. Very easy to assemble. You tube has a great tutorial you can easily follow. It took me 30 minutes. This is a heavy bike. Some may need a helping hand. The ratchet handles for the adjustments are fine for me, however my wife wishes they were the knob style instead. ( good point), it would be easier for her, since we both have separate settings. The handle bar, I put my phone in one holder and water bottle in the other. We stream cycle class on our TV. The pedals aren't the greatest, but sufficient. You can tweak this bike how you want, considering the low price. Adding different pedals or racing seat, for example. During my research on home spin bikes, I read that Joroto X2 was runner up to the Bowflex C6. The X2 is less than half the price. There are many bikes out there. I always came back to this one. Great reviews. Very satisfied with the choice. Smooth quiet ridding. You won't be disappointed, in my opinion.

After reading and watching many positive reviews of the JOROTO X2, I decided to take the leap and go all out with the JOROTO X4S. I felt that the X4S had improvements over the X2 and trusted that all of the goodness of the X2 would still be with the X4S which I feel that they are. I wanted to avoid a bike with the built in screen as I would prefer just to use my iPad, the X4S is well setup to accommodate this and it appears to be an improvement over the X2. The display shows the necessary basic functions and again is just a step up from the X2 display. In my opinion the X4S is a sleeker looking bike than many others out there, which doesn't help performance, but certainly helps if its going to be left out on display. The quality of the build and materials are top notch. The system is so quiet, the only thing I can hear is my racing heart and general lack of fitness (which I am working on). Assembly was simple and done in about half an hour - very similar to the YouTube videos of the X2. My dealings with Joroto via email were positive. At 6'2" I feel comfortable on the bike and there is still adjustment available (the kids were the last to use it which is why the seat is down). As somebody just looking to improve fitness and loose weight I find this bike perfect and great value for the money.

Je cherchais un vélo à la fois compact pour le placer dans mon petit appart, mais de bonne qualité. So far, so good : il est très chouette, lourd comme il faut, s'intègre dans mon salon sans problème. Il est super silencieux. Nous l'avons monté à deux, en moins d'une heure. Le bluetooth fonctionne sans problème avec kinomap. Pour l'instant, c'est un grand oui !