DMASUN Exercise Bike, Super Quiet Plus Magnetic Resistance Stationary Bike, Indoor Cycling Bike with Comfortable Seat Cushion, Digital Display with Pulse, 330/350LBS Capacity

Good Bike for the Price
I purchased this bike as a 2nd bike for our home gym. We have a Peloton but workout schedules can overlap so I purchased this bike as a 2nd bike. After much research, I landed on this product.Reasons I choose this over other budget bikes:-Simple features: There are numerous options in the budget spin bike category. I avoided budget bikes that offer additional tech features since they are likely to be inferior to mid and upper-range bikes (Bluetooth connection, mobile apps, workout platforms, etc.)-Aesthetics: The black/red combo looks sharp, similar to other higher end brands. I wanted a bike that looks similar to our Peloton.-Magnetic Resistance: Most budget bikes use friction resistance, which can be loud and requires replacing pads.-Product Reviews: A) This had a good number of Amazon reviews, most from verified purchasers (some budget bikes have very few); B) Most are positive; C) Few negative reviews and the trends of the negative reviews weren’t as concerning as other bikes (bike falling apart, sensors/screens failing, etc.)After receiving and testing the bike, here are the pros and cons.Pros:-Sturdy: I’ve been on budget bikes before that rock or even almost tip over. This bike feels very sturdy and does not rock.-Quiet: Magnetic resistance does keep noise to a minimum.*As far as the magnetic resistance goes, it’s not as precise and controlled as an upper range bike but it gets the job done. I can’t reasonably put this as a “con” because of the price of the unit.-Smooth ride: Although the magnetic resistance adjustment isn’t as responsive as one might find on a high-end bike, the magnetic resistance offers a consistent and smooth pedal stroke.-Assembly: Pretty easy to put together. Took between 30-45 minutes to assemble, most of which was removing the bike from packaging. It was very well packed.-Value: The the pros far outweigh the cons considering the price.Cons (nothing is a deal breaker in my opinion):-Placement of Metrics Screen: Having the metric screen in the tablet holder is an interesting design decision. This makes it difficult (or impossible) to use/read metrics if using a tablet to take a class (or any reason for that matter).*Note: This is fairly easy to modify (see modifications at end of review).-LED Screen Readability: The text is small and lighting is minimal. Nothing you can really do about it unless you want to buy your own device.-Flimsy Plastic Attachments: The water bottle holder and tablet holder feel like they could easily break. For approx $200, there has to be concessions somewhere. Easy to swap out if you really wanted to.-Seat Post Height: This bike isn’t optimal for my 6’3 frame. I read reviews from others that are 6’2 saying it worked great for them. Thought I’d gamble on it working for me too but the seat is a couple inches short on the highest setting out of the box.*I made a cheap modification to fix this; see modifications below.Modifications:-Clip-in Pedals: I had some clip-in pedals laying around that I was able to install instead of the stock flat pedals with toe cages.-LED Screen Placement: Since unable to view the LED metrics screen while using a tablet, I removed the device/screen showing the metrics and mounted it in the middle of the handle bars with a command strip. This can be done by unscrewing the tablet holder from the mount and sliding out the device/screen.-Extra Seat Height: I purchased a 27.2x350mm seat post tube for $8 and a 27.2mm seat post clamp for $7. I shortened the seat post tube to the height I needed, removed the seat from the approx 2 inch round post it sits on, slide the extension on top of the 2inch post and used the clamp to secure the extension in place.After a few modifications, this meets our needs. Is it better than an upper range bike? No. But it’s a fine alternative if you’re looking to spend 1/4 the price.

Well built, quiet and smooth
An excellent value considering the low price for a solidly built, quiet and smooth exercise bike. It goes together quickly and easily. The adjustments for resistance, handlebar height, seat height and front/back are very easy to operate. It is heavy but that’s a plus giving it excellent stability if you’re spinning hard and/or fast. The digital readout for speed, cadence, heart rate and calories is handy but the display is not bright enough. The reason for only 4 stars is the seat doesn’t go up quite high enough for me (6’2”) and the seat is not very good.

Great for the price
Great value for the money, very sturdy and quiet. I’m able to use while my children sleep in the next room. Easy to assemble and easy to move around the house if needed.

 It is a good purchase experience. The package arrived in pretty good condition. Easy for one person to set up alone. Good for daily cycling training or exercise. It is smooth and quiet when you use it for cycling. It will not be a problem to use it in your bedroom, lol, even if someone sleeps inside. Because so quiet. it is good a chance to use this equipment if you want to loss weight and highly like this produce.

Upon getting my bike I set it up and notice the foam by the bend in the handlebar was cracked. I reached out to customer service explaining the issue and if it worsened it could have an impact on the heart rate sensor as it is attached to the foam. After some discussion, customer service offered to send me a new bike to rectify the issue. This is more than I was expecting, I just wanted a replacement handlebar. Pretty good service after all said and done!