Body Rider Leisa Hart Folding Exercise Bike with Back Rest, Retro Screen Monitor, Heart Pulse Monitor, and Magnetic Adjustable Resistance for Full Body Workout XRB3535

I was surprised how well made this product it for the price. Assembly was easy. The phone holder fit my phone great. There is a place to put your tablet but it covers up the LED monitor, so you would have to move your tablet to see your progress. The seat and back rest is ok but after 30 minutes, not so comfortable but durable. I am a beginner so the tension setting for me is 1-3. After that it's oh my gosh. I am 5,7 with long legs so I had to adjust the seat to the highest height and that works for me. My hip measure 41 and the side bars on the seat was no problem. It is a little awkward getting off especially when legs are tired. Very easy to move with the rollers and it is not heavy. This is a great little bike and I would recommend to others.

I have done better with this one than an old junker I was using before. I have already lost 5 lb. The thing I didn't like at all was the back. I could not even get on this bike with that on. I took it off. I like that I can read a book on my tablet while pedaling. I like that I can keep track of my heart rate etc., although I don't yet know how to read all those things or know what they mean. I like that it is quiet running. I don't generally fold it, but easily could if I want to roll it to anther room. I picked this one because it said the seat was comfortable in the ad. I do. like the seat on this bike. I am 76 years old and not as limber as a young person would be, but I do like this bike.

This is the second exercise bike I have bought for my house and this one is a great improvement over the last one (which the pedal fell off after 3 months of use). It is not without it's flaws. It comes with a cell phone holder that I had to remove because my legs kept hitting it and getting scratched while I was pedaling. Also the handlebars on the side of the seat are closer than I would like. If my thighs were a little bit wider I would be unable to ride this bike comfortably. I am overweight, so there is room for a decent sized thigh, but still something to be aware of. Also, the bike seems unsteady when I am getting off and on; however, it is very stable once I am on.On the plus side, the seat is very comfortable in comparison to other exercise bikes I've ridden. I can sit on it for an hour without much discomfort. The wheels on the front make it very easy to move around. It is virtually silent and the tablet holder is nice (though a little deep - easy fix by just putting a wash cloth in there to make my tablet more visible). I love the pop of blue; it makes the bike less of an eyesore. Best of all, it is durable. This bike has outlasted my previous exercise bike and is still in great shape. My last bike (at the same price point) broke after a few months of use. This bike is higher quality in it's construction. It was $119 when I bought it and I feel like it is the best quality folding exercise bike available at that price.

I am writing this review on the day of delivery and I have used it for 20 minutes. The assembly was very simple and didn't take long. It took just over 30 minutes. The tools were included but I used my own.The bike is extremely quiet. It barely makes a sound. I hope it stays that way. My 8 year old daughter is able to use it with tennis shoes on and she is under 5 ft. My 5 year old daughter could not so if you are the size of 5 year old, don't buy it.I didn't like that the foot straps were tight. I have a feeling they will break after a lot of use.

I am an older (old) woman, but I do have a bit of mechanical sense. It took me a little less than an hour to assemble it by myself. I had no trouble figuring out how to do it. The included tool worked well. A socket wrench would have made the process a bit faster. As a short legged "chubbier" person, I do have a bit of trouble getting on it, but not enough to keep me from using it. The hope is that using it will help me be a little less chubby.It is completely silent while pedaling, which is a great feature. All the items on the screen work well.For the price, it seems to be a really good machine.

Like a few others have said, it can trip you up trying to get on and off the bike. I probably will take off the side handles as they are not helpful. Having just had knee surgery, I really don't want to have to explain to the surgeon how I fell off my exercise bike. When riding as recumbent, it does not really recline the rider far back enough to feel like you need those handles.Very easy to put together, directions were simple. The seat is not very comfortable at all, and it's not a standard size, so finding a cover has been tricky.Very quiet and adjustable tension is easy to use. There is no reason to not be able to put this in front of the TV and bike for 30 mins.

It was easy to assemble and everything works. It's lightweight enough to move around easily and it doesn't take up much room even when it's left unfolded. Once folded, it stores nicely in a corner. It feels sturdier than it looks and the backrest is surprisingly supportive. The seat is on par with every other stationary bike I've had - it's not a plush easychair, but you'll get past that with use. I also appreciate the color scheme, it looks much nicer than the usual black-silver-gray you usually get. It's also quiet, so you can keep your tv at a normal volume while you exercise.

This is a great bike. Easy to assemble, I’m a small woman and did it myself in under a half an hour. I’m 5 foot 3 and am normally 110 pounds but am currently 150 trying to get off some baby weight and this bike is perfect for that. The tension controls are strong, I won’t ever feel like it’s not challenging enough. I wish it had some program settings or something so it changed a workout for you, because you do have to do it manually. But I don’t care enough. Seat is comfortable enough and for someone of my stature the backrest is a good size. Overall this is a great bike