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Question: What is the weight limit as I am quite heavy?
Document: I've always been a fan of recumbent bikes and I will admit that when I saw the price I was skeptical. But this bike is fantastic! Being tall, I love the adjustable base, the length perfect for all of the tall people in my house! For those worried about the weight limit - don't! It's been put to the test by my guys and it more than supports.
I got the bike to get in shape... The weight limit was not known until I had received (I am not sure if it is on the info) but that is ok. I just turn it around while I set on the couch and ride it backwards. The craftsmanship of the bike is good, however the seat cushion is put together kind of shotty.. The trim on the back piece had staples sticking out, (ok for me, not for my 7 year old).
I've used this bike for a week and think it's just fine for the price. I don't know about the reviews where people say it took them 20 minutes to put this together. Seems like it took 10 minutes just to unpack all the parts. Everything worked after assembly.I'm approaching the weight limit that's in the manual for this bike and it seems to be fine. I'm using this on a shag-type rug, so there's no issue with it being wobbly, as some have reported.
Very nice piece of exercise equipment. Easy to assemble. Good weight to the unit. I enjoy using it in my small home gym I have set up
I bought this to help me shed those baby pounds. So far so good. It took about 30 minutes to assemble and it's nice and quite. It also moves smoothly. The seat is a little uncomfortable but that's to be expected. It slides together and takes up very little space. I've been using it 5 days a week for 3 weeks so far and love it. Great value for what you pay!
I bought this not for weight loss but to help me with regaining my strength and balance after a recent mild stroke. It is quiet and I can watch the news on TV during use without any issues. For those looking for a real workout I'm not sure this would be for you. The tension knob does not seem to change much of anything, but is adequate for my purpose. Seat is a little hard and more padding could have been used.
I have rode the very expensive ones they have at your local gyms though.The address the choppy resistance, I didn't notice this at all. Bike seemed to have a smooth and consistent resistance.I have not had any problem what so ever with the electronic  components of the bike. Its a cheaper bike and there is no weight setting and whatnot, therefore I seriously doubt the calorie loss is an accurate measure. But thats not something that was of great matter to me.The seat now....
This allows the front half of the bike to wobble. In the long run, I suspect this will also result in wear.Dislikes on the assembly side: 1)  Hardware is identified on the packaging by metric diameters, lengths, and some additional identification I never quite understood (e.g., M8 x 1.25 x 50mm). The hardware identification chart uses these size descriptors and adds part number.
OK. These things are never quite that easy but the assembly of this machine wasn't bad and took me about an hour or so. Couple of things to know:  Use your own philips head screwdriver, medium point, and if you have rachets, it's a 10mm and 14mm size you'll need for the bolts. Way, way easier that using the provided tool.
My order comes with some damage in the plastic base, well is not a big deal, took me 2 hours for a slow assembly , must be tight all the parts, and seat on the seat for tight the seat,  the console easy to read and is perfect, good resistance for a small machine, my weight is 147 lbs and 5.7''.
Answer: yes