ATIVAFITExercise Bike Foldable Fitness Indoor Cycling Bike Magnetic 3 in 1 Upright Recumbent Exercise Bike with Resistance Bands for Home Workout

I just got it and have had it 3 days but wanted to do a Review now because I can always update later about my experience actually using it.Firstly, let me begin by saying that even though I had planned to assemble it, myself (who knows how that would have gone - lol), I didn't have to. My neighbor did it. Yay!I also want to say that I think I asked that it be delivered with contents hidden which means in an Amazon box. I must have chosen that because the manufacturer's box was put inside a much bigger box which I couldn't even lift. However, I might have been able to handle it if it arrived in just their box. So, keep that in mind if you have to get it upstairs in an elevator, etc. or lift it.Now, to the bike itself. Part of the reason I chose it was because of the a.ount of 5☆ reviews and once I knew I wanted a foldable bike, I wanted it like yesterday. LOL. There were 2 brands that I saw that could be delivered the next day; I decided on this one.It's so effing cute! It absolutely doesn't take up much space at all while using. Love that so much! Folded, as well. I don't know why I didn't know exercise bikes like this even existed. I would have had one years ago! The only reason I know is because a relative just happened to mention hers (different brand which I tried to find to buy but couldn't, called ProForm). So, this is very similar.I adjusted the seat by lowering and as far as comfort ... well, it wasn't really bothersome but I could use a bit more comfort since I plan to use the heck out of this bike - I'm not playing around. So. I'll check into seat covers.It's really quiet. I didn't hear anything. My screen worked fine after I put in the 2 Triple AAA batteries required which are not included, btw. I adjusted the straps for my shoes. It tracks speed, time, miles, calories, pulse, odometer. It does seem sturdy. I will update after a bit of time.So, I'm excited about it and wanted to give a "so far so good" review. One more thing. I fid see a card included that asks buyers to post ran unboxing video or pics on social media and after 100 likes or something and pics, etc. they can win a free order for their purchased item.That concerns me a bit. I get it that it's free advertising for them and pics and unboxing is nice to see but I just want people to be honest about their experiences. If someone is trying to win something free then I don't know if they will be. JS

I’ve had this stationary bike for a month now, and I love it so much I am not using it as a clothes hanger! I ride daily… and use the resistance bands and my own weights (.5, 2lbs, and 3lbs) as I ride.I did purchase the one with the back, and the extra handles beside the seat – and I am glad I did. It also comes with resistance hand pulls, with I find invaluable.Now, to be clear, this is NOT a Recumbent bike. Says it is, but it’s not. It is, however, a great folding stationary bike. The back rest and seat location are not correct for a recumbent, and you’ll need to pay more for one, or find something used. This is an upright bike, and a great one at that!A lot of debate on whether or not the time/speed/distance/calories are accurate. I can tell you what it IS, though… it IS consistent, and isn’t that the important thing? I mean, I have a basic idea that I ride about 5 miles in 25 minutes. Some days it takes me a minute or two longer, some days I get it done a minute or two faster… according to the bike, and my own mental tracking of how fast or slow I’m peddling, and that is accurate. So when I increase my time to an hour, I can be assured that I’m hitting the 10+ mile mark so long as I’m not peddling leisurely. Same with time, it does keep very close time. And MPH… I think even there, it’s reasonably close, but again, just gauge your time and your limits by how much you increase or decrease from the previous day. I only adjusted the tension once, but will make it a bit harder in a few more months.As far as calories burned, no bike can tell me that, because I do use the resistance bands, I do use weights, I do stand up and pedal every so often… distance and speed cannot count that extra physicality and exertion.I’m a lean diabetic and exercise is important, no, vital, to my health. This bike fits all my cardio needs plus allows me to work on my arms (I’m a ‘mature’ woman and arms on us always could use help), and I love that it folds away somewhat compactly. It is rather a pain to fold and unfold as you must alter the seat position, but still, it fits in my spare closet. It does not roll so easily on carpet as hard flooring, but it is doable.The resistance bands… not adjustable in resistance, but no need to be, just go slower, or more repetitions if needed. But they are on pivoting pulleys, so you can pull back, out to the side, straight up! I also wear ankle weights on my wrists sometimes, but the resistance bands are strong!It does have a nice slot to place a phone or tablet, which is great for listening to music or watching scenic biking videos.The seat was creating some issues for me (I’m not terribly padded), and I bought the Anzome bike cushion because (prob the seller) mentioned it here, but it also had the correct measurements, and have no more issues now – it’s as comfy as an exercise device can get!I love the fact that I can do 5 miles in the morning, hop off (drag my dead legs off), and come back to it in the evening for another 5, slip my feet into the pedals, and it lights up, and I can scroll through the options until I get to the one I prefer – and there are my morning readings, saved. And the next day I just hit reset to start over.My spouse, at 6 ft and 250 (I’m 5”5’) and he had no issues riding it. If you’ve never ridden a stationary bike, you do sit up a bit high, but at 64 I’ve not had problems climbing on… now, with dead-tired legs, I do take my time climbing off!I also love that the front handle bars have 3 areas to hold onto – gives me a bit of variety. And occasionally I want to lean back against the back rest, and hold on to the side handles there.All in all, I’ve found this bike to be surprisingly useful, an enjoyable way to keep fit and work on my cardio, and all at a great price! I should warn you, it comes unassembled, and it took me a couple hours to put it together.

I like the bike but the seat leaves me in pain after just a few minutes of use. I'm 5'3 and it would be helpful if the seat has more adjustment settings and a tilt. otherwise it works well but I'm going to have to find a new seat or cover

This exercise bike was quite simple to put together, especially when following one of several YouTube videos that are available. It helps a great deal that they don't supply a packet of nuts and bolts, but instead have them all in the places they belong.I had an issue that they responded to right away and quickly resolved.

Easy assembly. Easy storage. If you're looking for heart-wrenching, gut-busting resistance, this isn't it; but you can slap on some ankle weights (not sure if steel toe boots will fit through the pedal straps), but a decent workout. It folds up nicely and hides nicely in a closet, etc., etc.

Rode it at a friends house, came home and purchased it. Amazingly easy to assemble. No bags of random screws. All nuts, attached to intended screw.

The screws on each side of the tension knob are unfortunately placed; they rub against the skin right by my knees and I am not fat; wrapping a towel around the metal bars is a must and mostly solves the issue. The console is better for placing a phone than holding a laptop, l do use my MacBook Air but I have to be careful as the ledge is thin and narrow. I like the ease of moving the bike across the LVP floor.