EFITMENT Pro Fit Belt Drive Indoor Bike - IC033

This bike does not disappoint! It arrived early and was packed well. All the tools for assembly came included. It took approximately 30 minutes to assemble. It has solid construction and looks like a more expensive brand.Riding the bike is easy. The seat and handlebars adjust with minimal effort. The seat is moderately comfortable with a hole in the center. I may upgrade or add a pad later but for now the original seat works fine. The monitor is easy to read and seams fairly accurate. The bike itself is extremely quiet. Performing speed bursts is easy as this bike is stable while riding.I was sceptical when ordering this bike because I couldn't find any reviews. It finally came down to the price, shipping time, and Amazon's return policy... so far so good. I will update this review if the bike performance changes.

I've had this bike for about a month now, I wanted to use it for a while before writing a review. I bought this particular model because I wanted it to be quiet and I needed the adjustability of the handle bars because I am 5'1" with a short torso.1) Size: It fits. I have the handlebars set to the closest setting possible, and it is just small enough for me. I do have the seat on the 2nd shortest setting right now, I have a 29" inseam. It is also extremely sturdy. I have no concerns for myself going from sitting to standing, but I believe it truly demonstrates its stability when my 35# toddler climbs to the top of the handlebars and gets "stuck." This bike shows no signs that it might tilt over with that (unexpected) demand.2) Sound: It is not at quiet as I had hoped. My hope was to be able to work on this while my husband is sleeping in the same room. There is a clicking noise that happens. I have contacted the seller and they were responsive regarding suggestions of lubricating all moving parts and rebalancing the fly wheel. Unfortunately, none of this changed the noise. They state they have reached out to the manufacturer regarding this, but its been about 2-3 weeks and I've not heard any follow up. The sound doesn't appear to impact the ride or abilities of the bike itself. It is not stealthy, but if you have headphones in or enjoy biking to music, it won't bother you.3) Magnetic resistance: I am a beginner rider, and I am using it in conjunction with a certain name brand subscription that uses RPMs and suggested resistance levels. The display provides the RPMs, and I have determined my own resistance guide. The dial is capable of spinning 7 rounds, I just divide that up and estimate and it works just fine. I have not felt the need to push beyond 4-5 twists up, and therefore have not maxed out the bike's resistive capabilities.4) Heart Rate monitor: I cannot confirm its accuracy, but it does vary significantly from my watch. Personally, I find the heart rate monitors in an uncomfortable location to hold. I don't use this feature.5) Delivery and Assembly: It is extremely heavy (as is clearly stated). It came quickly, within 5 business days. Thankfully, we were home when it was delivered, as our delivery driver didn't feel safe getting it on and off the dolly by herself and my husband had to help. Clearly this is the fault of the delivery service, but I felt it was worth noting. If you live alone, it would be very challenging to move it around your home without opening the box and moving it piece by piece. Assembly was fairly easy and quick for 2 people. It would probably be difficult to lift and maneuver pieces alone.Overall, this bike is sufficient for what you pay. It is not the "cadillac model," but it performs well and does what it needs to.

Love the bike, bought it for peloton digital class, and it works great! Very quiet and excellent resistance. It has all the features I was looking for cadence display, magnetic resistance, and iPad holder. It definitely doesn't feel like a cheap bike, price is amazing for all the features it offers.

This bike had all sorts of promise. Very stable, magnetic resistance, hefty flywheel, supposedly extremely quiet. Checked online at several review sites most all had as one of their top picks. However, I'd also read several reviews that cited a knocking/clicking/clunking sound, but those reviews weren't the predominant ones. I hate buying something where ergonomics are important without being able to give it a try first, but I decided to pull the trigger. I felt sure that since the lion share of reviews were decent to good, the odds were in my favor. ...I was wrong. After a bout 20 pedal strokes the clunking and clicking began. It was frustrating because it wasn't always there. I would stop, and, after a while, start up again and it would be fine for a while, but as the workout got more intense, the clunking came back. The sound was very annoying, especially given the fact that the magnetic resistance is advertised or said to be quiet. A couple of other things that weren't, in and of themselves, deal breakers, but taken together with the above sealed this bike's fate for me was that the resistance - even the emergency stop - was never truly able to stop and completely resist the crank. I found the range of resistance you can set to be very narrow. So, I followed there instructions about problems and reported the sound to the manufacturer. Get this..., they send me list of things to do that require disassembling the bike and breaking it down even beyond the array of parts it came with. The instructions were so convoluted and technical you would have to have been a professional stationary bike mechanic to follow them. Ridiculous. When I said as much to them, they simply said contact Zoovaa. Fortunately, Zoovaa was very accommodating in the return process. Otherwise this review would have been a 1 star. So I returned the bike and bought a different brand (I won't say what b/c that's not the purpose of this review), a friction resistance bike, and it works like a dream. It's too bad though. If the Efitment had delivered on promise, it would have been a 4 or 5 star review. As it is, buyer beware. I do not recommend this purchase.