Sunny Health & Fitness Smart Motorized 2-in-1 Pedal Exerciser, Indoor Compact Under-Desk Mini Bike for Low-Impact Cardio Workout and Physical Therapy, Free SunnyFit Training App Connection

I'm a spinning instructor but currently focusing on other formats. Because of this, I decided to purchase a decent spin bike. Primarily so I don't loose my endurance or teaching "edge." I did a lot of research, and all good reviews pointed back to this manufacturer for my budget. I decided on this one because it had a belt drive, 40lb flywheel (for a smoother ride), ability to adjust seat height for short people (I'm 5'2), bike computer, and of course the price. I knew that I would need to replace the pedals with SPDs, so I added that onto the total cost and still managed to stay in my budget. I received it earlier than expected, it took me 30 minutes to put together, and I managed to ride that first day. First, I'm completely satisfied with the bike set up. As I mentioned before, I'm 5'2" and normally have a difficult time with bike set up on budget bikes. Honestly, I was nervous about this since it was so affordable. But... the seat is at perfect hip height, and it's several notches from the bottom. My front knee is in line with the middle of my foot when both feet are parallel to the floor, and there's no more than a 35 degree bend in my knee when my leg is fully extended (bottom of the stroke). It's a very quiet and smooth ride, nice resistance for seated and hill climbs. It's a very sturdy bike, but it's easy to move if needed using the wheels. The "computer" is very basic and it's annoying that you can't track RPMs, but it's angled and easy to read. The seat is what you would expect... uncomfortable. But I've taught on $2,500 bikes that have the same problem... One small thing, but I find it very convenient that the water bottle holder is on the side. There's nothing more distracting than having your water bottle fall off during climbs because the holder is in the middle. Overall, for the price, quality, features, and the ride, this bike gets an A- from me.

My wife and I have been using this Sunny bike for about 8 months, so I thought it was time to write a review. We had been taking spin classes for years at a gym, but when the gym closed we bought this home spin bike. We each use it about 3 times we week, and its held up well. The Good: A reasonable price. Pretty east to assemble with all needed tools included. A small enough footprint to keep in our bedroom (Picture) Seems solid for the price, and its held up well. Very smooth and quiet operation with the belt drive - whatever bike you get, get a belt drive! Some suggestions: We subscribed to online spin classes to keep us motivated. I highly recommend Studio Sweat on Demand. studiosweatondemand.com. I’ve seen Pelelon advertised, but this was more in our price range. It has a ton of spin workouts - from 20 minutes to two hours - plus a lot of other gym workout videos. It has a Beginning Spinner video if you’re new to spinning. It has something for every spinning experience level. We got a $99 New Year’s one year subscription, but monthly subscriptions are available for about $19.95. Highly recommended. You can find some spin workouts on YouTube, but these are professional and fun. By the way, I connect my iPad to my Apple TV with a sound bar (Picture), which really rocks the music. But that isn’t necessary. We also purchased a floor pad which we recommend - https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B001THTUAO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Also, if you plan to watch the videos on a tablet, this holder finds on the handlebar and keeps it right at eye level. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B06ZXRH84M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 A couple of maintenance items: It is recommended you oil the pressure pad on the front wheel from time to time. I purchased this oil, which is easy to apply. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H3SD2FR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 My only warning… I put on too much the first (and only) time and really had to tighten the resistance to get it to the level I wanted. Start with a small amount and work up! And finally - the manual recommends you check and tighten the nuts on the bike, especially on the pedals, every month or so. Do it! The only nut I found that loosened was on the left pedal. (Picture) The motion of the pedal works in a direction that can loosen this side. Mine was a little loose. I check it every couple of weeks, and have had to tighten it a little several time. I have read in reviews that one or two people said their pedal broke… I wonder if they didn’t tighten it, and when it worked loose it put too much strain on the shaft. I keep the tightening tool that they sent near the bike so this is quick and easy to do. That pretty much covers it. Happy riding!

I like this bike quite a bit. The assembly was easy. To get it inside, I had to take it out of box. This made it easier to take the main body of the bike around corners and upstairs. The part went together fairly easily and intuitively. The friction resistance works well and quietly (slight whooshing sound, but that is to be expected). I choose this bike as first exercise bike over magnetic resistance for the cost, but also the ease of maintenance, as you can change the friction pad after it wears down and I have no idea how to fix a magnetic resistance. It rolls smooth when you get going. The cages hold my feet secure and adjust easily. The resistance is easy to use and adjust quickly (important when you are out of breath). The seat is okay, but that is subjective. I wish it had a skinner seat and my wife likes the one it came with. The biggest problem I had was the adjustment for bike fit. Most of the adjustment points work well. The seat height and handlebar adjustments give me no problems and make it easy to dial in the fit off the bike. The forward-backward (fore-aft) adjustment is another story. While putting it together, the bar went in no problem. However, when I decided to ride and needed to determine my settings, the fore-aft adjustment was very difficult to use. I had to bang on it to get the seat bar to move forward and backward. I removed it and examined the place the bar inserts into, and found no obstructions. I applied some oil to the post and put it back in. I still am having difficulty moving it to the correct position. This is not a big problem as my wife and I use the same setting, but I wish it worked better. So far I have ridden for about 80 miles this past month, and have had no issues. One of the nice features is the brake function to be able to stop the wheel at the end of a ride, instead of having to ride out. It would have been nice to have forward and back adjustment on handlebars, but not available until a much more expensive price point. I love the tablet holder, holds secure and at good angle. $200 is not much for a bike and this one has good features. I use it to do virtual distance challenges and it works great for that. I am a big rider and I don't stand up in the pedals a lot. I can do it, but I don't tempt fate for pedal breaks. Not saying you can't but I have had a bad experience on my outdoor bike. That said, when I stand up in the pedals, they feel sturdy. The whole bike is really sturdy and does not move even in the most demanding riding. If you need to move it, the front wheels work well and it is not too difficult. Overall, this is a quality bike so far. I will update later on down the road. I did not get a discount or any kind of incentive for this review. Update: 12/14/2021 Couple hundred miles on this bike. She is a smooth riding machine, that roams the land of "Only Uphill", looking for excuses and sweat to feed on!! I like the smooth action of the weighted flywheel and the way that the pedaling technique flows out of my feet without having to try. Pulling on the upward motion often feels like effort on other bikes, but my little War Pig makes it feel natural. The swoosh sound of the resistance is minimal, and doesn't disturb others. I have swapped out the beach cruiser seat for a road bike seat. I also added a Sunny brand phone holder (wonderful addition, don't believe the negative reviews on it). Once riding fit is adjusted, this bike feels good. Not like others where you are fighting for reach or pedaling cadence. The computer is a simple operation that gives enough info to tell me what is up. I don't really require a flight simulator's worth of info, just the time function to know when to start the effort and when to back off. The holder keeps my tablet steady. Speaking of steady, this bike has not rocked or shifted or moved in anyway other than to do what I want. Solid. I will keep updating.

I don't normally post reviews for products but I'm compelled to after using this bike for the last several months. I started my search for this bike after the need for a quiet indoor exercise method came about. We had an elliptical machine but it was in the room next to my 3 year old son's room and was rather noisy. Since I was looking to exercise at night after he went to bed, noise was a big concern. I stumbled on this product looking for a solution, and was nervous about the price. Was it really this good for $200ish bucks? After reading the reviews I took the plunge and I have not regretted it. I use this bike at least 3 times a week for 90 minutes at a time. My wife uses it several times a week as well. The belt drive system is whisper quiet. The frame doesn't squeak or rattle under heavy use. I wanted to wait before posting a review to make sure the bike held up, but I have no reservations now. It has gotten quite the workout this winter. Instead of watching my daily sports / new shows on the couch, I now watch them on my ipad while pedaling away. This change in activity has helped me lose close to 20 lbs since January. A few things I am looking at for improvements are replacing the cage pedals with clip style at some point. I've found it's hard for me to keep my foot in the right place with the cages, but it's a minor complaint. I've probably done over 1000 miles on it so far with no major issues. The saddle takes a little to get used to, but for a 200 bike it's not bad. You can adjust the bike in all kinds of directions to get the perfect position you need. Changing is also quick which is good if you are going to have multiple people sharing it. Assembly was easy. Hardest part was getting the bike up the stairs by myself (don't do that). Buy it, Use it, and it will help you get in shape in no time.

Without a super-convenient gym location near me, I purchased this bike after reading a good number of reviews of indoor bikes. Went for this model due to the belt drive and onboard bike computer. I have taken spin classes for years as well as road biking/triathlon training, and couldn't be happier with this bike after an initial few rides. Bike is very easy to assemble, even if you're not particularly handy. The parts feel solid, and the leveling knobs on the bottom of the bike allow you to get it nice and sturdy -- I do not feel the need for a mat underneath to stabilize the bike when getting in and out of the saddle. The only tricky part of the assembly was getting the saddle tight on the seat post; the instructions are inadequate to describe how to tighten, but a quick call to Sunny's helpful customer service line got me the info I needed (tighten the nuts underneath the saddle simultaneously, twisting in opposite directions with an actual wrench). I ride in cycling shoes, so purchased some dual pedals with Shimano SPD clips on one side and toe cages on the other for my husband. $40 and installed easily in place of the factory pedals provided. Pedal action is smooth, resistance is sufficiently heavy as needed, the handlebars are sturdy, and I actually find the seat reasonably comfortable. My only quibble with this bike is that the resistance dial is not as sensitive as a typical gym-quality spin bike; where those require only a quarter turn to add resistance, this bike takes about a full rotation of the dial to noticeably increase resistance. As a result, you do have to spin it up or down a fair bit when you want to turn on a good hill or back off at the end of a heavy set, which is mildly annoying ... but for the price, if that's my only complaint then I'm a very happy customer. I will update with more rides if the situation changes, but for now, highly recommend for the great value and really solid quality. For Roku users, a subscription to The Gymbox offers a wide range of relatively low-budget yet very effective cycling classes on your TV to simulate the gym experience ... not as flashy as Peloton, but absolutely gets the job done!

This is a very solid piece of equipment (Smart Motorized version). It's very solid and very big. The chair you use can't have a bar between the front legs, because the unit won't slide far enough underneath. The unit is quiet, except for the beeps from the buttons. Too bad it doesn't meet my specific needs. I have MS and suffer from severe spasticity (stiffness) in my legs. It takes a fair amount of effort to bend and extend them. I thought that a motorized unit could help with limbering them up to improve my range of motion. Unfortunately, the lowest speed on this is too fast for my muscles, so my feet just slip right off the pedals. I had hoped that the Manual mode would allow me to lower the speed further, but it does not. With the power off, I can freewheel either forward or reverse, because the motor seems to be disengaged. With the power on and the device in manual mode but the on/off button on the remote and console set to off, I can freewheel in forward, but there is significant resistance in reverse. I worry about damaging the motor using it like this, though. There is no way to control resistance, only speed. BTW, the "M" button on the console and the remote cycle between four modes - Manual, P1, P2, and P3. The remote does not give you any way to see which mode you're in - you must be able to see the console. The manual that comes with the device does a bad job of explaining this. I would love to like this machine, but it's just not right for me. I can't return it because we threw away the packaging.

I've wanted an exercise bike for a long time but the cost was prohibitive. I hadn't been on spin bikes in roughly 20 years but when I saw this one at such a good price with decent reviews, I figured it was worth trying. I was at first disappointed in the packaging - it came in a box that was pretty damaged and I could see some of the metal of the bike through it - but once I took the box off completely, I saw that the parts were actually wrapped quite well and the visible metal was just an extra (high quality) part for packing purposes only. It did take a while for delivery, and they changed the delivery date on me twice, but it still arrived by the last day promised. The directions were comprehensive and it was pretty easy to put together. My only complaint is that the drawings were VERY small and I had trouble reading it. But with a magnifying glass, it was detailed and easy to follow. The bike has required tightening a couple of times as I've broken it in, but "real" bikes require that as well. I've used it almost daily since its arrival. It's quiet, works well, gives me a great workout, and while the computer looks fairly cheap and had poor reviews, it's been working so far. Most don't come with the computer or water bottle holder at this price, so I figured if the computer worked at all it was a bonus and if it didn't, oh well. So far, so good. It works as well as the spin bikes I used all those years ago, I can easily watch TV or spin videos while using it because it's quiet and has a platform for me to keep a book, tablet, or phone. And for the price, I could find nothing reviewed close or better. It may not be a 5-star compared to a Pelaton (though I've never used one), but this is 5-stars all the way for the price. Couldn't be happier!

EDIT: I stand by my initial review that it was good for me at the time, however, after a little over 3 years, I literally snapped the pedal crank off. That’s an unacceptable part to break. You expect wear and tear on belts and pads, but for a 5/8” metal crank to snap from normal pedaling force is inexcusable. First of all, I’ve had the bike for a little over a week now and love it. For the lazy beginner exerciser like myself, this bike is perfect. Once you have the seat and handlebars in a position you like, you just hop on and pedal. The only adjustment is resistance and that a giant easy to read knob right in front of you. Again for the lazy man like myself, the handlebars are perfectly positioned to hold a tablet so instead of sitting on the couch watching tv for an hour, I can ride the bike and watch something on the iPad. The belt version is very quiet so not an issue for listening to anything. The seat is a bit hard, and I’m considering buying a padded seat cover for it, but that’s much better than spending 2-3 times as much or more for a fancier brand. If you’re looking for the whole spin class experience thing, this isn’t the bike for you, but if you just want to get on a bike a ride, you can’t beat the value. Now for the downsides. This sucker is HEAVY. The manufacturer recommends two people for setup. I was able to do it by myself, but that won’t be a good idea for everyone. The bike comes mostly assembled and you just have to put on a few parts like the feet, handlebars, seat and pedals that weren’t installed for purposes of fitting it inside a box. All of the moving parts are preinstalled. The entire thing weighs about 100 lbs put together and the main flywheel and frame piece is probably 60-70 lbs of that. The bigger issue is shipping. It came via standard fedex and both times there were damaged parts. The first time was a bit more significant so I had Amazon replace it. They were very good about having it picked up at my house and had a new one to me in about a week. No issues with the exchange process. The second one only had one small crack in the belt cover and I made a warranty claim with Sunny which they fulfilled in less than a week with no issues. So depending on whether you’d rather save some money to deal with the likely hassle of some broken plastic parts that need to be replaced (again, no issues with the customer service, just a time issue) it may be worth ordering so that it gets hand delivered and installed rather than a fedex guy who may not handle 100lb packages all the time. Overall, however, I love the bike.

Easy to assemble the parts. Good structure. Makes possible to reach your achievements.

私は体が大きいほうですが、このバイクのサイズは大きく使いごごちには非常に満足しています。 バイクを漕ぐ力の調整もフェルトをホイールに押し当てる式で壊れにくそうです。 これまでは安いモデルばかり使用していたので、2～3年で故障して買い替えのパターンでしたが、これなら5年くらいは使えそうです。（ベアリングの耐久性などはわかりませんが） 大変だったのは、設置です。物は非常に大きく重いので二階に設置しましたが、外で開梱し部品単位で運んで組み立てました。ある程度DIYの経験があれば組み立てはさほど難しくはありません。（日本語表記なし）また配送について、重量があるため？とのことでなかなか届きませんでした。 使用時の音も静かで満足しています。

This is my first spinning cycle, and I've only had if for a couple of days. I prefer to ride outdoors, however living in Toronto, contrary to popular biking myth, 95% of us cyclists stop outdoor riding by November and pick it up again in April, weather permitting. I wanted something to ride indoors, and I like this bike so far. Pros: No shipping damage No parts missing Easy to assemble - follow the manual - 30 minutes should be plenty of time. The owner's manual is good. Pedals and cranks seem good Enough adjustments available to find a comfortable riding position (I'm 5'.7", and 170lbs) Very quiet and smooth with no pressure on the flywheel Small footprint - does not need much space. Seems very solid, and better than I expected. Cons: Heavy at 110 lbs shipping weight - bike on it's own is around 90 lbs Friction pad makes a variety of noises, depending on the tension - *** UPDATE *** Not an issue after lubricating the felt pad Handle bars cannot be adjusted other than the post movement up or down The seat is a comfort bike type, not a training bike seat. Easy to change though, thanks to a standard seat post. Not sure if the mini-computer is a pro or con. It works as it's supposed to. It's nothing fancy. If you have some smart device to monitor your workout, I'm sure it will tell you more. I'm old school, and don't need a computer to tell me if I'm sweating or not. Delivery was delayed a couple of days and I suspect its due to the weight. The shipping company called and scheduled the delivery, and it required two men to lift it into the house. This was not a problem for me. Summary: I'm very happy with this purchase.

You get what you pay for. I wanted belt drive and a LCD display (mostly for distance), and I didn't want to pay 600$+. This came in under 400$ with tax and delivery to my door. I got exactly what I wanted. I would buy this bike again, because I don't want to pay a lot, and I'm willing to deal with the cons for the price I paid. I'm happy with this bike. Cons: Not actually a con, but scary at first- the bike comes attached to a metal shipping bar that will be scratched up. It makes you panic at first, but it's brilliant bc it comes off and is replaced by the real base that has been protected in foam in the middle of the box. Just don't freak out right away like I did. I included a picture to show how it ships. The bike is picky. It makes a banging noise which isn't too loud, but is annoying for a belt drive as BD is usually so quiet. We've put about 200km on ours now, and found that the bike needs to be moved around to find its happy spot. If you plan on moving this bike every time you use it, the pickiness might bother you. Ours stays in one spot (now that it's happy) and it hasn't made the noise in weeks. I also think it helped to break it in some. And to tighten all of the screws that are preassembled prior to delivery, because some were loose after shipping. It's not a heavy duty bike. More expensive models have a larger, heavier frame. I do full one hour spin routines on this, but I wouldn't want to be standing at a high resistance on this bike if I were over 200lbs. That said, it's sturdy for a low range bike. Way better than bikes in the same price range. It isn't super pretty. That might just be me, but I wish the red was less preschool and the frame was more black. I'm not sure how quickly the resistance pad will wear out. I bike at a fairly high resistance for long periods, so I think it will need replacing often. That's just me assuming though. I need to call sunny and find out. Pedals suck. But that is often the case with even high end ones. Easy to replace based on what you like. Pros: very easy to adjust. Two users in this household, and we easily go back and forth now that we know our correct hight adjustments. It takes 30 seconds. Belt drive for this price is unheard of. Very happy not to be messing with a chain. The computer is easy to use, you can lock it on any of the read outs, and I find it to be very accurate (I use HRM and fitness watches/apps to compare it). I actually find the seat comfortable compared to other cheap exercise bikes I've used. Easy to add a gel cover or to replace anyway, but I haven't done either bc it really doesn't bother me. The bike is cheap. This is the biggest pro for me and is a huge factor in my review. I looked at dozens of spin bikes before buying. Sunny H&F really makes the best, low end spin bikes. I want a second bike to allow us to bike at the same time, and I would consider buying this same bike, or even a lower end sunny model now that we have a belt drive with LCD read out for longer rides.

The product is 103 kg, and delivered without assembly? It supposed to be assembled, I am very angry.