JEEKEE Recumbent Exercise Bike for Seniors,Stationary Bikes for Home, 400LB Capacity & 16 Levels Magnetic Resistance, Heart Rate Handle

Got mine yesterday. Delivered on time in 3 days. Assembly took an hour or so but the instructions were good and there is also a video for assembly on Amazon. I was really impressed with the quality of the materials that the bike is made of. I only had one part, the hexagon socket head cap screw, M8 45mm that was defective. The Allen head was solid so the wrench would not go in. I just used a vise grip to tighten it in and all was fine. I am 70 years old and had a hip replacement a year ago. My other hip is bone on bone and I can't do weight bearing exercise. After a half hour on this bike I know it will suit me fine. Easy to get on and off of it, even with limited mobility. The pedaling is very smooth and easy to adjust the tension. Very quiet. I did not want a bike with a lot of bells and whistles. It suits my purpose and budget just fine. This a well made and sturdy product. Well worth the money. The box it came in was pretty beat up, but there was no damage to the bike parts. I recommend it highly. If you want a sturdy, well made, no frills, affordable recumbent exercise bike, this is it.

Fairly assembly. Good value!

My bike arrived a couple days early which was nice. I put it together myself (older female) without any help and with the included tools. The box was really heavy so had to remove parts from the box and transfer a few pieces at a time to my basement where I set up the bike. Nothing fancy about this bike though, it's very basic but will do the trick. It was pretty easy to assemble which is good because the instructions looked a little intimidating at first glance. I put it together while watching a movie so can't say exactly how long it took but likely around an hour total. I might suggest that you carefully pull back the clear material covering all the bolts and washers because the corresponding numbers come off when you peel it back and you'll need those numbers so you know what pieces to use for each step. If you're like me and want a decent bike but don't need all the bells and whistles, I would recommend this one. I only tried the bike for a few minutes last night after I put it together and everything felt solid. It was quiet and smooth. Its not the asiest to move because its heavy and the 2 wheels that are supposed to help with moving the bike are pretty flush with the bar so they really dont help if you ask me. Because it was a cheaper bike I was worried it wouldn't be of good quality but it seems to be heavy and of decent quality. Hope this review helps others with making a decision. I'm from Nebraska if that makes any difference 😀

Very comfortable bike . Long enough for us tall people to ride without being crunched . Husband 6'2" .. The only thing I can say negative is that nowhere for water bottle to be placed . Glad we bought it , super quiet & comfy . Seems sturdy and well made . Easy on & off . You can adjust levels to suit your needs and get a good workout . Great for the price. So me assembly required.

Need a recumbent bike after knee replacement surgery. I'm 5'10" 200lbs and wanted a small footprint yet actually usable recumbent bike. This one was rated great and was priced right at under $200 with coupon applied. The bike arrived and it was "better" than well packaged (unpacking may have been harder than the build lol)! Anyway after years in the military working on Technical Orders (repair an operations manuals for aircraft) I have to say these are some of the BEST assembly instructions I have read and the "video" steps you through every single step as well which is a HUGE plus. After a couple of 10 minute (ultra quiet) workouts I knew this was exactly what I needed to rehab my knee and get my cardio going! Now, a note of advice: I bought this bike AFTER my surgery which made me have to assemble it with a wounded knee making the assembly twice as difficult as it should have been. For the price, small footprint and ease of use, this is a great bike!

I had a problem in assembly and called their support. They helped me find a dumb user error. I do praise them for that! I set it up with no one working with me, so it is possible, but a little awkward at times. Others have mentioned that it sits too low to the floor and their feet hit the floor when pedeling. I experienced that, too, and for size compaison, I wear a 10.5 shoe. My fixe was to use some floor mats to prop up the front end about 1.5 inches after compression from the weight on the mats. That worked for me. It really is super quiet, especially compared to my old exercise bike that I thought was quiet. However, I do get an occasional noise at times that isn't very loud, just annoying and makes me wonder if something is wrong. Their instructions do mention the possibility of wiring inside of the wheel housing possibly rubbing and what to do about it. I need to see if that is the problem. I wish the seat had a little more padding instead of them hawking extra padding. Even without extra padding, it is fairly comfortable. The back support is of great help to me. If you want to use the phone holder, it might fit, but it might not. For sure, it will cover the display. I wish there were a bottle holder next to the seat, but that is lacking. The seat is so low, it is each to reach things placed on the floor next to the seat, but simply setting a bottle on the floor is a spill waiting to happen. At 5'9", I'm not tall, but I find the best seat position for peddeling is all the way back. Not so sure it would work well for taller people. The wheels are too recessed to work well on carpeting. Wish they stuck out further. However, the whole thing is light enough that I can move it as needed, just with some difficulity. Since I'm already 75 years old, that difficulity may increase soon. Even with the negatives, I'm glad I bought it. There may have been a better choice for me, but this is the one I made. I only wish there was a store nearby when I could try them out first. I checked. One store happened to have one recumbunt exercise bike on display and it was a big monster. That was the only one I found anywhere for several miles around.

Works great. I wish it had a light on the display. Made strong. I have enjoyed using it. I recommend this product.

REVISED REVIEW: AFTER I WROTE THIS REVIEW, THE COMPANY CONTACTED ME. They acknowledged concern for every specific issue mentioned in the review, and "immediately contacted the factory to make it easier to assemble our products." They also gave me a partial refund for my trouble. Unfortunately I can't predict, but only very slight improvements are needed. If the result is good, this SHOULD be an excellent product. It would be even better if customers could purchase professional assembly. I am going to write the company to suggest it, if it's possible. I would have happily paid an extra $100 for an expert to come to my home & put it together properly so that everything worked as it should. I've changed my rating from 2 stars to 3. If the improved product matches the customer service, this would get 5 stars! FIRST REVIEW: Seems like a good bike for exercise (I don't use the electronics so can't comment) but ... assembly took over 2.5 hours for TWO competent handy people working together, requiring crowbar to spread a squeezed slot, bending cables that wouldn't set back where needed, box cutter to cut off plastic housing that obstructed other parts fitting, leave out securing bolts that wouldn't screw in, and slice openings to get pedal straps to attach to the pedals. Once assembled, the tension adjustment doesn't ajust because it wasn't possible for the cable to fit as it should have. For my needs this equipment will be OK, not great, for my home use but it should have, COULD have been designed to assemble easily. The instructions were very good, but the parts just wouldn't fit as they should have. If the parts matched the instructions it should have taken 20 minutes to assemble but we practically had to refabricate the parts as we went along. Exhausting.