JLL IC250 Pro Indoor Cycling Bike, 16LBS Bi-Directional Flywheel, Magnetic Resistance, Kinomap App Compatible, 5 Readout Monitor, Adjustable Handlebars and Seat

I was originally looking for a cheaper version to the Peleton bike in my gym but was worried anything else would be a poor version and came across this bike at 20% of the price, and i can tell you that absolutely it does.Robust and smooth, silent and easy to build and the whole family are experiencing this product with different levels. We are using a tablet to watch classes on its support cradle, and it has a monitor which still allows you to review your performance whilst watching the class. Brilliant.

Assembly was simple enough but naturally I cocked that up. Thankfully manufacturer was super helpful.Use it regularly now and it is making a difference. Excellent purchase.

The bike itself seems really well designed, operates smootly and quietly and looks much nicer than many other budget spin bikes.However the tablet holder is really poorly designed. it's very narrow and if you're doing a proper spin class the tablet will simply wobble off and fall to the floor, so means need to find an alternative way to secure the tablet

We've all seen these adverts for Peloton bikes etc that look cool but come with a hefty price tag. Very pleased with this exercise bike as it really looks and feels the business as other reviews say. Time will of course will tell how it bears up with hours of usage.Very sturdy although changed the saddle to something more padded. Easy to assemble apart from the handlebar support where the manufacturing process had left a little spur or metal which needed to remove with a round metal file. Apart from this very pleased indeed. As others have said the design of the tablet support seems badly conceived however the control unit has a little ledge specifically for the purpose. But that then means the tablet covers up the control unit readout.I was also attracted to the fact that the bike is listed within the Kinomap APP which was reassuring and sure enough it connected very easily. One point to add is that once connected to Kinomap, the control unit stops functioning. This seems intentional as once the paring had been broken, the control unit worked as normal again. This then probably explains why it's been designed so any tablet will cover it up.In the end I've actually not bothered about Kinomaps and instead just started by pedalling along to Indoor cycling videos on youtube. It's not connected but suits my purposes for the moment. As time progresses maybe will try connecting to other apps such as Rouvy and FulGaz.But for the moment very pleased and somewhat surprised to have such a professional looking bike for such a comparatively modest outlay.