Sunny Health & Fitness SF-B1002C Chain Drive Indoor Cycling Trainer Exercise Bike

We needed a stationary bike that gave us: a small footprint; a stable, quiet and realistic ride; a decent workout; high quality minimizing maintenance and up-keep; a simple design minimizing things that can go wrong; and, no vibrations through the floor would annoy our downstairs neighbors. All this without breaking the bank. This bike served all those needs. Plus: This bike was easy to set up--all tools need included and there's not that many steps until you're done. The bike shipped in packaging that kept it factory fresh. The bike is really easy to move around once it's put together. Tilt it up on it's "travel wheels" and you can push and steer it around at will. Walmart service was excellent too. FedEx too. We got the product we ordered, in perfect condition, a day earlier then expected. A perfect transaction all the way around here. The seat is well made but it is on the hard side. It's more for pro cyclists, or for short high intensity workouts. We replaced it with a more cushy one, but that's more of a personal preference. Also, the instructions didn't point out that the seat as well as the bike has a forward and back adjustment capability. Eventually, we realized we could move the seat more forward than it was. The bike is not completely silent but my wife says she doesn't hear it through the one wall between it and our bedroom when I am riding. Both of us can watch TV while one is riding too. An independent company rated the chain-driven equivalent to this belt-driven bike #2 and it evaluated a good number of bikes. We also added a cheap cyclometer (bike computer) to give us some idea of time and distance. We have about 15 hours and over 100 miles (or so) so far. We used one of the double-side, removable mounting strips from a 3M pack of small wall hangers to mount the magnet half of the sensor to the wheel. (Normally, you would attach the magnetic half of a sensor to a spoke.) (BTW, I am not happy with the performance of the cyclometer we are using--a Sunding SD-563B--too many functions and I cant' get the speed right, but to be fair, I could be the major problem when it comes to how the cyclometer operates. I rode today the bike today for over 90 minutes, averaging about a 130 bpm heartrate. I was soaking wet with sweat when I was done and very happy to have watched a movie at the same time. In my own home. Then I got to eat 4.5 Jack-in-the-Box tacos and still come out ahead for today's calories. Yeah, we like this bike. A lot.

Very nice bike. It took about an hour from gething it out-of-the-box to having it assembled. My wife uses the bike and loves it. She used to go to Spin classes at our gym all the time. Her schedule at work changed and she can no longer make the classes. This bike she says it as good as a workout as the ones at the gym. We bought a 32 inch smart tv to accompany the bike so she can workout to Spin classes on YouTube!