YAMO Exercise Bike, Indoor Cycling Bike Brake Pad/Magnetic Stationary Bike for Home, Adjustable Resistance Silent Belt Drive, Cycle Bike with Comfortable Seat Cushion & Upgraded…

I am not young, but I considered myself to be in pretty good shape until I began using this bike. It is humbling. Even on its lowest level of resistance, my thighs quickly start to burn and I feel the cardio aspects challenging me. And mind you, I’m not “racing.” I guess the incline walking that I typically do must use different muscles altogether. I had hoped I could leisurely pedal this bike while watching TV but there is nothing leisurely about this level of effort. I’m not deterred because I’m confident I will get better. The bike is amazingly quiet, so it will make a great choice for TV viewing once my mind and body are over the shock. For the sake of this review, I’ve also pedaled at higher resistance and it is tough!
There is a lot to like about the adjustability of the bike. I’m the shortest member of my household and I appreciate how simple it is to adjust the seat downward and forwards. Of course the height of the handlebards is adjustable too. Perhaps because I’m not yet used to it, I find the seat a little hard. I’m aware serious cyclists don’t have plush bike seats, but I find myself wishing for a little more cushioning. The LCD screen is very basic, but provides the level of feedback I want. In truth, I have no real complaints about the bike itself, only minor issues with the assembly.
The assembly booklet has omissions and at least one flat-out error. The diagram for the pedals reversed the right and left sides. Fortunately, the bike itself compensated by clearly labeling the sides with prominent stickers. You need to use your brain and have a certain level of “know how” to navigate the assembly. I am mechanically inclined and avoided the pitfalls, but I was surprised that the instructions weren’t better. I liked that the nuts and bolts were generally already attached to their relevant parts rather than being combined in a hardware bag. Unfortunately, one of the bolts was missing for the dumbbell holder and there was no bag of spares. I did not intend to keep dumbbells on the back of my bike so it didn’t matter. I was just glad I didn’t encounter the issue with a vital component. My suggestion to the manufacturer is to improve the assembly guide and include spare nuts and bolts.
The bottom line of my opinion is if you’re looking for a spin bike that is solidly constructed, easy to adjust, provides a great workout, and operates smoothly and quietly at a reasonable price, this is highly recommended. If you like fancy screens and integrated apps, you’ll need to pursue a more pricey option.

Das YOSUDA Indoor-Fahrrad YB001 bietet ein herausforderndes Training für zu Hause und ist mit seiner verstellbaren Widerstandsfunktion und seinem leisen Lauf ideal für anspruchsvolle Benutzer. Der LCD-Bildschirm bietet nützliche Informationen für die Workout-Überwachung. Das Fahrrad ist solide gebaut, kann einfach an die individuellen Bedürfnisse angepasst werden und bietet eine preiswerte Alternative zu höherpreisigen Modellen mit extra Features.
Die Montage kann jedoch für einige Benutzer herausfordernd sein, da die Anleitung verbesserungswürdig ist und einige Komponenten fehlen können. Trotzdem ist das YOSUDA Indoor-Fahrrad eine gute Option für Benutzer, die auf ein effektives und solides Fahrrad zu einem vernünftigen Preis suchen, ohne auf extra Features wie integrierte Apps verzichten zu müssen.

I’m an avid cyclist, an in our family we already own a commercial spinner bike, another inexpensive bike like this, and one of those expensive brand bikes that come with a subscription. At this price, I take this bike every time. It does everything I need.

Construction is solid, there’s no shoddy parts. It’s reasonably modifiable, you can change the seat position in four directions and move the handle bars up and down. Cycling and spinning are fine, it has a heavy fly wheel but so does everyone other bike these days.

Nice colour scheme.

Has four adjustments to level it on the floor.

The ‘upgraded screen’, actually is reasonably decent, but I only use it for tempo, time, and distance which is all these things are good for. Which is fine, I don’t want to spend money on screen devices……which leads me to point out that this comes with a very nice tablet holder on the handle bars. I might put a small strap around it, but I very much prefer an integrated tablet holder over some fancy screen. That’s because I choose not to pay for expensive subscriptions. I can get everything I need for the bike on a cheap tablet and utube. There also companies that offer streaming subscriptions at inexpensive prices. So, I can get what I want from this bike without the need for a 2000 bike with a subscription.

The only thing I noted was the handlebar post flexes just a wee bit when i.stress it hard. I checked our expensive commercial spinner bike, and that one doesn’t flex. So very minor attribute that’s not 100%. And it only flexed when under heavy strain, mostly it doesn’t flex. Basically I noticed it, but it’s fine.

All in all, if you want a spinner bike, at this price it’s as functional as the very expensive ones.

Two things you should do, true of all new bikes. One, change the seat to a road bike seat – yeah the narrow hard one. Comfortable seats are not comfortable for cycling. And second, get a pair of cycling shoes and new pedals. Those two things are really the minimum if you’re going to use this seriously.

This is really a spinning bike – a cheaper version of those used in gym spinning classes.

It’s a very heavy box be warned. Inside the contents are arranged around a pair of polystyrene moulds with a huge amount of sellotape holding all in place. Unpacking took longer than assembly! My advice – get a sharp knife to cut through all the tape.

Assembly is 4 sections:
1) Attach stands – the instructions are wrong here advising to bolt from the underside – nope the bolts go in from the top.
2) Attach pedals which are clearly labelled L and R
3) Attach saddle post and saddle – the saddle itself grips a knurled rod – note to stop it twisting you have to tighten the nuts around this very tightly.
4) Finally attach the handlebars and control panel – the latter is a pain. They have left a wire in the handlebar column to be used to pull through the cable from below, but you have to pull it through quite a small hole at the top and it took a few goes before I’d wrapped the wire around the connector in a way that allowed me to pull it through the hole.

The feet have levelling adjustment knobs, so the first step is to ensure the device is level and doesn’t rock. Then adjusting the saddle and handlebars to the right height was easy and I climbed aboard.

In use, the action is smooth and silent and the bike is very stable. The tension adjuster works well although even on the lowest level there’s more resistance than on a gym bike – I think the pedal rotation is a little stiff so I probably need to oil that.

The only minus would be the proximity of the pedals to the frame. I found my left heel was missing the frame by a couple of mm. I think this can be improved with better pedals so I may swap them out later.

Overall, this is an excellent bike for the money.

I am working on having a home gym because I feel better working out at home. I love this bike. Its very sturdy, I love that I can place my tablet on the holder to follow along with my workout. I have been enjoying working out on it so far.