Stamina Wirk Ride Exercise Bike - Foldable Fitness Bike with Workstation and Standing Desk - Stationary Bike for Home Workout - Up to 250 Weight Capacity

UPDATE 4/24/22: I still ride this bike nearly every day and average 10+ miles per day. I STILL have not had to tighten or replace anything. Very, very occasionally, I will be mid-ride, get off the bike to address my children's needs (lunch/break up a fight/etc.), and when I come back, the display has zeroed out and lost my progress. This happens maybe once every 3 months, and I don't know why it does. So I start making a note in my phone how many miles/calories are in the bank before I walk away from the bike if I know I'm coming back. I have turned the odometer over 4 times, and I would totally buy this again. I can ride and work, ride and study, etc. No regrets whatsoever!UPDATE 11/27/21: I still ride the heck out of this thing! I average over 10 miles a day and have even ridden 45 miles in one day. I have not needed to tighten or replace a single thing in 2 years. Yesterday was the first day the tracker display started malfunctioning, so I think it just needs batteries for the first time! I still recommend this and would pay more to replace it if I ever need to.I bought, received, and assembled this bike in mid November of 2019. I began using it immediately, and I have ridden it 4+ days a week since, putting about 1250 miles on it as of February 25, 2020. I am a freelance audio transcriber, and I can type on my laptop while riding with no issues. The bike is so quiet that I have no problem hearing the audio I'm transcribing. I assembled the bike myself, BUT I used my own real tools, not what's included in the box. The bike is super sturdy once assembled, but I don't think that would be the case if someone didn't use quality tools to put it together. Also, I confused the two pieces which are posts with a flat triangle on top - the support for the seat and the support for the desktop - the skinnier of the two will fit in either shaft, but the larger one only works for the seat, so I ended up having to partly disassemble and reassemble. Don't be like me - check first. I have an arthritic foot and was searching for a fitness alternative to walking, and I am seriously thankful for this bike! I went from 30 to 60 minutes of walking per week to biking 10 to 25 miles 4 to 6 days a week!Highlights for scrollers:Assembled it by myself (but I recommend using your own tools)Sturdy, super quiet, and comfortable for me up to 90 minutesThe convenient readout tells me everything I want to knowThe little prop-up thingy for your phone or tablet is greatI never use the cupholder, but a water bottle fits in itI never used the coaster, but it comes with oneI love how easy it is to change the resistance levelYou can adjust the seat height, desk height, and the desk's distance from you when seated, but not the tilt of the desktopI find it difficult to relocate the bike and only scoot it short distances, but I have terrible balance because of my Cerebral PalsyI SO appreciate the pedal straps! I have no trouble keeping my feet on the pedals even when biking hardTo sum up, I love this bike and I can exercise as much as I want for the first time in my life! My mom bought one for beside her desk at work, too.

This is and excellent piece of work. Very refined strong and stable. And it is absolutely silent. Very easy to assemble. At first my life was a bit upset over having a piece of exercise equipment in our living room. However it has a very small footprint and I think she's getting used to it. Due to my health I am only able to exercise moderately and in small increments. This machine allows me to spend 10 or 15 minutes exercising on the bike every hour that I am watching television or working. I was concerned that I was turning into a couch potato because of the incredible fatigue that I experience due to the illness. Now that is not a problem. I also like very much the fact that it is low impact and there do not seem to be any negative After Effects. I don't usually write reviews but this excellent piece of equipment far exceeded my expectations. Previous to owning this I had ordered a small pedal mechanism that sits on the floor while you sit on the couch. That was a very disappointing piece of equipment. Poorly constructed and poorly functioning. I sent it back. I would advise not wasting your money on those small floor models I don't care what the reviews say. Just for information I am 6 feet tall weigh 198 pounds and and 76 years old and the machine works perfectly for me.

I really like my bike and am going to break down my feedback, believing that we have to keep expecttations realistic to what we pay:The BEAUTY:- It is quiet- can ride in the middle of the night if I wantThe good- for the price, you get a decent quality stationary bike that also offers a desk to work on. That is what you get.- 5-6 adjustment points: the seat height, the desk height and anterior-posterior position, the tension of the peddles, the height of the stirrup.- it is compact and foldable- it has a monitor showing calories, time, speed, distance, odometer- is overall sturdier than looks- decent quality that will take the work out (despite the review on the hour limit, I think if you are within 300 pounds (as instructed on the bike) you can keep going for a while)- the seat is fairly wide- wider than other upright bikes- has a back cusionThe bad:- the adjustment knobs for the desk position and peddle tension are less than sturdy-- feel like they may come off or break- the desk at the highest position is a bit too low (with the chair at the lowest- the angle of the desk cannot be adjusted (I wish it could be). When in the closest position, it is too slant.- the seat, despite cushioning, is hard to sit on. The company does not offer a seat cushion cover or replacement that I can use. This will be a hard one to fix.- the assembly instructions were OK- took me a couple of hours (as opposed to some reviews indicating 15 minutes) and I am pretty good at assembling stuff.The UGLY:- the packaging was a nightmare:. the box was smashed and crushed at first glance. the box was closed with two tapes on two sides and a poly stripe around the width of the box. It was not sealed all around, so things could easily fall out of it (and had been). the pieces were individually semi-wrapped and thrown in the box and moving around.. the nuts and bolts were free and open inside. I had to fish them out of the plastic covers and around the crevices of the smashed box.. as suspected, a few of the screws and nuts were missing.- the delivery took 1 week. It was handed to UPS ground (3-5 day delivery) 48 hours after I placed the order. So much for the 2 day delivery promised by amazon. After spending 1.5 hours on the phone with UPS and Amazon, they gave me 15% credit for the inconvenience, though.Given the delivery nightmare, I decided to buy the missing screws from Home Depot, but they did not have the arc washer. So I will try to find those in a local bike repair shops. That being said, fortunately I could spare a non-weight bearing, non-moving area to screw without the piece.Hope this helps.