CURSOR FITNESS Exercise Bike, Stationary Indoor Cycling Bike for Home Workout, Low Noise, Adjustable Handlebars, Extra Comfort Seat

Great exercise bike!
This bike was easy to assemble and is well built. I am 6 feet tall and both my wife and I can use it comfortably. The tension knob is easy to adjust the intensity of your workout. Product was packed well and I would highly recommend it. Great value for the money!

Super Easy Setup and Sturdy
Set up was super easy and didn’t take long. Nike is also slim enough to go in my guest bedroom without hassle it’s not loud at all and is super sturdy.

Amazing Stationary Bike
After turning 40 years old, I made a goal to get back in shape. This bike has been great helping me with my goals! The bike is a great value, easy to assemble, a smooth ride and with comfortable seat.

Excellent Value!
After 3 days of use I am very happy with my purchase. I was a little wary of buying this exercise bike because the price seemed suspiciously low and many of the positive reviews stated that the customer had received the product for free. However, after receiving the bike I could immediately tell that the product was high quality (for under $200) and fit my needs very well. I would recommend this exercise bike over any of the other similar products in the $150-$300 dollar range.Why do I recommend this product? First of all, I am 6′ 3″ and weigh 300 lbs which is essentially at the limit for this exercise bikes’ design. I’ve found that the seat and handlebars adjust far enough for my height and that nothing seems unsturdy or “wobbly” while riding. The entire frame of the bike is much higher quality than I was expecting and appears to be very durable. The functions of the bike and it’s fitness monitor are very basic, but that is expected at this price range. As far as comfort goes, the seat is fairly cushioned, but I would still recommend an extra seat cushion, especially for longer riding sessions (mine is currently on the way).Another feature that sets this bike apart for others on Amazon is the tablet stand that attaches to the handle bars. I have a 13″ tablet that I was almost certain would not fit in portrait orientation, but it actually works perfectly fine. I’ve had no issues with the tablet sliding or wobbling while riding, even though it’s technically too large for the holder. Even though I do not plan on using spin class subscriptions like Apple Fitness +, I think this bike would be great for that purpose.The final stand out feature for me is the design of the bike itself. Most of the other exercise on Amazon in this price range feature garish colors and or nonsense names with “Poo” in them. The Cursor Fitness bike looks great in my opinion with a sleek black and red finish. The bike looks like a much more expensive machine and for the most part performs just as well for a fitness beginner like me.Overall, I’m very happy with my purchase. For under $200 you can’t go wrong getting this as a exercise bike.

Bought this product about 4 weeks ago more or less very disappointed first thing the box arrived a bit damaged so that was a bit concerning upon opening up the box found already a broken plastic bolt cover minor but still a brand new bike. First week was ok but the not very sturdy alot of crackling while pedaling 2 day’s later an annoying clicking sound with every full turn of the pedal getting worse with every usage very disappointed.But the company contacted me replaced the broken piece and rectified the situation and as a customer after service is just as important as the initial service itself thank you

A review of the CURSOR FITNESS Indoor Cycling Bike received per the Vine program.I’ve used a XXX chain exercise bike for decades. In my opinion, that chain-bike was like driving a 50 year old car–noisy and creaky after putting this bike together/testing it.This Cursor bike is a Cadillac compared to my old bike.First things first: it weighs around 55 lb and the only box handholds are the plastic straps that hold the box together. I was able to move it (intact) to my basement but you may want a helper.Once you get the straps off, figure out how you want to open the box. It is really well-taped.Excellent tool to have on hand–>a BOX CUTTER. ANY other tools are provided in the box.I slit the box down 3 sides being careful not to cut too deep (no idea how it’s packed inside). Once you get the box open, observe how everything (the unassembled parts) fits together.They have parts fitted into slots in the styrofoam here there and ……everywhere. Be careful how you remove all the bagged parts as it will be easy to misplace something.l determined the best way was to slit all the tape/plastic and remove each part and place in a row away from the packing material.Being careful not to slit anything and being careful to remove all the separate parts took me about 45 minutes.THEN clear all the garbage away from the assembly area. THEN follow the instruction book on how to assemble.This part took about 15-20 minutes. Not having done this before, I was very cautious. Your “time” may vary but figure on an hour to unpack and assemble.Strangely enough, the install that took the most time was attaching the “computer” to the tab provided. The tab did NOT want to go in the slot on the back of the computer. Maybe overly cautious but it’s really the only plastic part of any consequence on this bike and if you break it, well you’re going to have a hard time attaching the computer to the bike.Insert the 2 (supplied) AAA batteries and start pedaling away.Now the fun part: This is the Cadillac part of my review. This is sooo quiet I was floored. It is so quiet I left the tv volume untouched while pedalling.The computer measures distance “travelled”, time, speed, and best of all for the weight-conscious: calories burned WHILE YOU PEDAL.I love this machine for all the above reasons. My chain bike is already at the curb in the rain. I hope someone will steal it before the metal-recycling truck comes by.If you’re into exercising at home (and not have to worry about getting home if exercising outside), I heartily endorse this bike. Well worth the money (and substantially cheaper than a lot of the other bikes out there).One more thing: it says that it can measure heart rate. You HAVE to have your hands on the bars and on the two silver inserts in each handle for it to measure heart rate. I usually ride upright (ie “no hands”) and the readout does not show heart rate. Hands on the silver inserts and you’ll get a heart rate on the read out.Lastly, it’s not mentioned in the instructions but you may need to adjust the seat. In my case, the angle was such that when pedaling, certain “parts” got squished. There a two nuts under that seat that when loosened with the included wrench, the seat can then be adjusted to tilt up or down. That fixed my issue.Make sure ALL adjusting knobs are tightened securely. If even a little bit of play is present, the part it controls will wobble. Experience taught me this.5* 5* 5*