When we got it delivered the package was not damaged. Heavy but in good condition. It took my husband 30-45 mins to put it together by himself and he said it was pretty easy to do.

I was excited about the display and how it reads resistance and cadence. Where I placed the bike is a dimly lit space and since there is no backlight on the display it can be a little hard to read. But once you memorize what numbers go to what metric, you can get by. I am doing the Peloton hack and will say that the metrics aren’t in sync with what they are calling out. Luckily I got the chance to go to a class on a Peloton so I knew what resistance should feel like vs what shows on the display. The bike is really quiet and I love how there is a place for your tablet.

The only setback is that I wish the handles came back a little more. I’m 5’1” tall and if I could slide the handles back even a 1/4” I’d be more comfortable riding. I think if the knob to slide the bars back and forth was designed differently I’d be able to get the bars back to me further. Instead of a long lever-like knob, it should be a knob like the resistance knob so it’s not hitting the bike for full rotation when tightening down so it holds in place.

For Peloton hacks, it would be amazing if this bike had a dumbbell rack or option to buy/add on to keep dumbbells nearby.

In all, it’s a really good purchase for its purpose. All the things that were setbacks are not things that would keep me from riding along with the Peloton app.

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