AGM Mini Exercise Bike Pedal Sit Down, Under Desk Bike with LCD Display for Legs and Arms, Non-Slip Mat Included

I'm sorry but can't say much other that what's already been said.Easy to assemble apart from pedals and feet straps instructions need yo be clearer for a simple woman such as myself lol.Sturdy.Does the job.Not used to much as my knees are exceptional bad but been good gor my arms.It is a little heavy to be moving about and a little bulky if you don't have cupboard space to store it.

Better than I expected, easy to assemble - just the two feet with 4 allen bolts, key supplied. Then just the two pedals. You can adjust the straps,if you want, by unscrewing the screws on the side of the pedals.It doesn't make much noise at all, very unobtrusive.It seems to be working nicely as I write this.With the mat supplied comes a strap. This strap is great. I simply looped it round the back legs of the bike and then round the legs of a straight-backed armchair, adjusted it to get the best position and the bike hasn't moved an inch across the tiled floor in 2 hours pedalling. I'm sure that strap is the icing on the cake.I'm really enjoying this little machine.

Good product at a reasonable price. Assembly needs some improvisation to get the metal plates and washers in the right place, but it does become obvious. The mat provided does prevent sliding on our hard floor. I use it to exercise my knee prior to knee replacement.Why did you choose this product over others?:Combination of price, mat included and some good reviews.

Use for mobilisation after knee surgery. Non-slip mat is great. Easy to assemble. Pretty basic, but good value for the price. When increasing resistance, is a bit clunky. Pedals not ideal - very narrow so better with footwear with a sole.

My son uses this all the time when he sits in the garden . He loves it . He can place it anywhere as it’s light enough to pick up and move around x

I have given this item one star, because this item absolutely failed at the task I bought it to do, but other people may find it suits their purpose very well, so to be fair to the manufacturer, I think I should explain a little more.I'm 52, male, 6'2'' and until quite recently, was fairly fit, but not an athlete or regular gym user.Something happened to me last year which has left me with severe weakness in my left leg and arm, leaving me with some quite severe difficulty in walking.I spend a lot of time at a computer, and so, when I saw this item, I thought it might make sense to give myself some gentle exercise whilst sitting at my desk.The product arrived quickly and in good packaging.Assembly was minimal and straightforward.The machine itself is very light and mainly constructed of cheap looking plastics.On very low resistance levels, the machine is fairly quiet, but if one increases the tension, there is quite a loud 'squeak', which may have faded if I had used it for longer than I did.This is not a high end machine, but the asking price is very low, so - you get what you pay for.I put the little cycle under my desk and put my feet on the pedals, and off I went.Two revolutions later, and I was groping under the desk to reposition the cycle as it had skated away across the oak parquet floor, even though I had set the pedals up on the 'anti- slip' mat.I repositioned it, and tried again, with similar results, except that this time, probably due to the difference in strength of my left and right legs, the thing slid away at an angle.Now, I'd like to think I'm not one of life's quitters, so I persevered with trying various angles, tried bracing the thing against the wall with a piece of wood and tried laying an old towel underneath it, all to no avail.Every time I tried using the pedals, the thing skittered away after a few revolutions.For me, this does not and will not ever work, it failed completely and I returned it the same day.But.I was trying to use the pedals on a setting that offered some resistance. If you have a carpet under your desk, and are only going to be using this on the very low resistance setting, this could work for you as a means of ensuring good circulation in your legs if you are sitting at a desk all day long.I can see a possible benefit for housebound elderly people as well, and, assuming you can stop it skating away over the floor, and are using the pedals on a very low resistance, it would certainly assist in maintaining circulation to the lower limbs.I suspect that if the manufacturer had included suction cup feet to be fitted for hard floors, and carpet spikes for carpet or coir flooring, this might have been reasonably useful.As it stands, however, I can only give the one star, even though that rating can only reflect my experience.I wound up buying a much more expensive and elaborate exercise cycle instead.

Good quality and quite sturdy. My wife recently had a knee replacement and finds this machine most useful when exercising the joint

I bought this to use under my desk at home so that I can get some exercise in during the day. I tend to use it when I have webinars or meetings where I don't need to have my camera on as it's difficult to cycle and type and I don't really want colleagues to see my cycling. It's very easy to just start cycling and it means I don't have to make the effort to get away from my desk to exercise. It takes a bit of getting used to because if you go too fast the bike moves around.