B400R Recumbent Seated Recovery Rehab Exercise Bike, 8 Level Magnetic Resistance Bike with LCD Monitor, Handle Pulse Sensors, Adjustable Seat

UPDATE 14.9.20.... I've been using the bike every day since it's assembly. Basically.... it's been great. I'm in my 60s and didn't want to overdo it, so started at setting 1, doing 5km every day, and over the weeks moving to setting 2. It is making a difference to my leg strength and circulation, pulse rate pushing up to 140bpm... so a good cardio workout as far as I'm concerned. The bike has remained solid, a bit if a squeak from the seating, but checking and tightening up the bolts after a few weeks helped. The seat is comfy and supportive. The front handles are definately useful, to hang on to when you want to give it a "bit of welly" and get some speed up.I continue to recommend this bike. Oh... the issue with the "crown jewels"? I sorted it with wearing loose fitting pants and adjusting one's assets accordingly ;-)MY ORIGINAL REVIEW.... Firstly, I ordered this on Tues 11.8.20, it arrived VERY quickly on Thurs 13.8.20 (today). Everything in one heavy cardboard box. I opened the box to find the assembly instructions to have a read before I unpacked anything further.First thing I read, manual said max weight is 100kg, this was 10kg less than advertised. I emailed the seller via Amazon and even before the ink was dry on the last full stop, I got a reply (impressive service!). They confirmed the manual was wrong and the weight limit is indeed 110kg as advertised.Next.... assembly..... took about 90 minutes.... unpacking, checking contents, laying out the bits and comparing with what the manual says. All bits and tools were there but WARNING.... some of the screws needed for assembly are NOT with the bag of bolts, washers, nuts, etc. They are already in the item to be fitted, e.g. the seat back and base, the computer, etc. So it might seem there isn't enough bolts, etc... but there are!Also, there was an assembly glitch, when I tried to slide the back bracket into the main frame, there was a lump of plastic stopping the back bracket sliding in (see photo)... but just a careful shave with a chisel cleared it and allowed the back bracket to engage with the adjusting knob.This also highlights the need to be careful during assembly so that you don't catch or screw through the pulse sensor wires. It's very easy for the wires to get in the way of bolts as you assemble the sections. So be aware if a section you are securing has the sensor wires travelling through it. Just take assembly slow and steady!So now it is fully assembled, the computer is set to kilometres and there is no obvious way to change it to miles, but that is no big deal in my opinion (it's easy to convert km to m in your head if you really need to).A little test confirmed the pulse sensors work well, good seating position for me.... 108kg, 6feet 4inches, 34inch inside leg.... and my heels (size 11UK feet) do not catch the ground during use.I'm looking forward to proper use soon, using the guide supplied for warm-up, exercise and cool down, and to provide updates to this review.But one thing I will report right now..... gentlemen.... Testes .... I've noticed they tend to jiggle against each other during the cycling. This could end up quite painful I think!!! But I'm sure a little adjustment and/or wearing decent shorts will solve this.... but I'll let you know ;-)

I bought this just before the coronavirus lock down and closing of my gym. It was not easy to erect, it took my husband 3 hours, he was completely flummoxed by the names of the screws and bolts which did not match the English names. However he persevered and triumphed. It was worth it. The machine is sturdy, it has a small on board computer which is easy to use and it pedals nicely. I did not find any problem with the tension as reported by other users. My only complaint is the saddle which is awful, I got off after 10 minutes to find a cushion to sit on. Otherwise it has been a very good buy.

I am disabled (knees) so I cannot get down to the floor and work, I cannot work in a kneeling position and I cannot crouch to get access. With these restrictions and my age (79) I still built this machine, on my own, while sitting on a stool, it was easy. I laid all the parts out carefully, checked them off from the Instructions Pamphlet and following the Instructions with care, put it together. All the wiring is in place and just needs the plugs connecting, they are very small but beautifully designed and just need care, and the metal work is quite straight forward. The one slight problem is connecting the Tension Cable, it is easy to understand but you require strong fingers? I am 6'3" and Fourteen Stone, it carries my weight easily but my 35" legs are slightly more bent than I like when fully extended. I might put another adjustment hole in, I think it will allow it? The limited computer is very simple (battery operated) and it gives basic information. I use a Chest Strap and Watch Heart Monitor so Time and Cadence is all I need from it. A cheap, very strong and adequate Bike, I love it.

Bike arrived very well packaged. After laying out all the parts it was fairly simple to assemble following the instructions. However the diagrams in the instructions are very small, if they were twice the size it would make following them even easier. All in all pretty easy to assemble.The leg length adjustment is a bit fiddly to do, easier with 2 people.Have now done just over 1000km on the bike and it is a delight to use, reasonably comfortable and enough resistance variation to meet most peoples needs.All in all for the money this is a very good bike. Delighted with it and can highly recommend.

A brilliant bike!Really comfortable to use whilst watching TV! I suffer with neck pain, so this is perfect for me.As others have said, the instructions for connecting the tension cable could be easier. But I headed to YouTube and found a video (not for this bike, just for connecting tension cables for exercise bikes in general) and it walked me through it in about 30 seconds. I just searched for “Configuring Tension Cable & Sensor Wires Exercise Bikes”.Having read through the reviews, I wasn’t expecting a lot of resistance, but I was pleasantly surprised. The highest setting hurts my legs! So there’s definitely good resistance there. The lower settings are nice for a slower pace.Overall, very happy with it!

Bike is sturdy enough, but the speedometer doesn't work distance doesn't work. So you can ride it but don't expect to know how well your doing at all.But on the plus side the one part that did work other than. The pedals turning was the BPM pulse reader so you know if you need to slow down or not other than that I'm disappointed to say the least. People don't have money to spare these days and this is just another disappointment buying from Amazon.Since I posted this the pulse stopped working as well as I was asked to make sure it was connected properly which I did then sent the photos as I was asked.It's connected correct just not working. I've sent all photos to staff who have contacted me. Asking me for all these photos. What they do with all this information I do not know.