Under Desk Bike Pedal Exerciser - Magnetic Mini Exercise Bike, Desk Pedal Bike for Home/Office Workout

I bought this 7 months ago, great machine! Heavy enough that it stays in place during use. An arm bike is what I wanted, it REALLY helped in recovery from rotator cuff surgery years ago! More effective than those elastic stretch exercise bands. I sit on the coffee table and lean forward and give my arms and shoulders a smooth workout that can create a good muscle burn! Also very good for the leg muscles, knees and hip joints. The only thing that it needs is a lighted display! I see ads on TV a leg exerciser that is electric powered and twice the price and just have to laugh! Why did you pick this product vs others?:23 pounds so it stays in place,not flopping around, smooth and quiet.Exercise quality:Excellent

Well made. Sturdy. Easy to assemble. Easy to use. Quiet. Good value. Comes with a wrench-tool for tightening bolts. No other tools are needed. Two AAA batteries are included for the monitor.My wife uses it for leg cycling.I use it for arm cycling, since I broke my foot and want to maintain my cardio health while my foot heals.The foot pedals are also made so they can be easily gripped by hands. I couldn't find that feature on other products.It definitely gives a good workout, depending on which of the 16 levels of tension you select.

I have a spine injury and I need cardiovascular exercise. Many people do not know that it is arm movement and not leg that takes you into cardio heart rhythm .I was looking for an arm bike and ordered it. My HSA paid for it through Amazon which made me happy and it was less expensive.I have been very happy with it. It had no assembly except to snap on the arm bands. Easy peasy!Now I need to get my hub on board lol he needs it too!!The only thing I do not love about it is where the display is... would be better if there were another display lower on the machine but I am going to try using the app with my phone.

I've owned a bunch of under desk bikes, but I had specific needs when I bought the YOSUDA Under Desk Bike Pedal Exerciser - I wanted a heavier magnetic pedaler with the cranks as close to the front as possible so when pedaling with my arms, I wouldn't have to reach forward. Judging by the videos and pics, this was it.The YOSUDA has a little rubbing noise - probably the belt - but it's still so quiet that it doesn't wake up my husband in the next room, and it doesn't affect the pedaling motion, which is super smooth. I've owned the MagneTrainer and the DeskCycle, and they're both silent and smooth, but for my arms the YOSUDA has a good crank rotation (8" compared to 10" with the MagneTrainer), and the pedals are much closer to the front than the DeskCycle. The DeskCycle and MagneTrainer are better built than this bike, but it's fine, and I love the handle. I've owned several $50 and under bikes, but there were universally louder and much less smooth than the YOSUDA.I found the YOSUDA is also good for pedaling using your feet - it sticks to the floor pretty well when used at low resistance, and the pedaling is smooth. If you turn up the resistance, you may have to put it on a rubber mat to keep in in place, but at lower resistance, it stays where you put it.My only issue about this is that the display is impossible to read in lower light. Since I use it in lower light, and don't care about the metrics, I just use the stop watch function on my phone to keep track of my time.The YOSUDA Under Desk Bike Pedal Exerciser is pretty much what I expected from the description, the pics and the reviews. Mine has a little rubbing noise when I use it, which I wasn't expecting, but it's super quiet and otherwise IMO this is a very good pedaler for feet and arms. I got it for $125, and it's often on sale for that price or a little less, and for what I paid, I'm giving it back the star I removed for the soft rubbing noise and hard-to-see display, putting it back up to 5 stars. If it was $200 or more, I'd give it 4 stars, but it's a good bike with forward pedals, quiet and smooth operation at a reasonable price, so it gets 5 stars from me.

Paired this with an inexpensive sit/stand desk (this one: https://amzn.to/3P4YCeR) and it's a great combo. The desk keeps a laptop or a book stable for use, and you can pedal away for far longer than you think you will for a bonus exercise/health/circulation benefit. Plus, some studies suggest that learning/working while exercising boosts memory retention, so there's that benefit as well!As for the Yosuda pedaller... great little unit. Quiet, smooth, easy to use, easy to assemble. The handle on top makes it really convenient to move around. I have found it very stable on carpet. Have not tested it on other surfaces.PRO TIP(s): to improve stability and prevent slippage you can do 2 extra things: first: if you have an adjustable height chair, ensure the angle of your legs to the pedals is closer to 45 degrees or more, rather than parallel to the ground. That extra downward pressure will help increase resistance/friction with the floor. Second: I found that by adding a thin non-slip mat (like this https://amzn.to/4bU76zg ) under it added to the stability. Overall, I found the unit far more stable than some other reviews had me anticipating.Bottom Line: whether it's for helping old joints, improving circulation, or burning a few extra calories, this is a great little unit to get! Crank up "Born to Be Wild" or "I can't Drive 55" on the stereo and start pedalling! : )

Bought this bike post knee surgery and I keep it at my desk. It was easy to set up in minutes. It’s a must have.

Easy to assemble, quiet, easy to read display and the tension is easy to adjust. Great for use after knee replacement surgery.

No way does this weigh 18 lbs. it’s heavy! I have to drag it in order to move it. Otherwise, it’s quite sturdy and easy to use.