ATIVAFIT 5-in-1 Foldable Exercise Bike for Home, Upright & Recumbent Indoor Bike with 16-Level Magnetic Resistance, Resistance Bands, Quiet Cardio, Adjustable Seat

I've owned this Ativafit excersize folding bike since December 2022. This review is written about 15 months since purchase. I've put 2176 miles on it according to the display. It is quite, as shown in the video at 20 mph on resistance setting 5 out of 8. We had a Peloton that we sold when we moved and I didn't want a heavy bulky complicated excersize bike again. This folding bike went together in about half an hour. We did have to tighten the pedals after the first few rides. It folds up and is easy to move. The tablet holder works great for watching YouTube ride along excersize videos. You can hop off and hit the set button to pause the ride and return later and it automatically restarts when you start pedaling. At the end of the day you press and hold the reset button to be ready for the next day. It really is an enjoyable piece of equipment that doesn't seem to bother others in the room while watching a movie. I highly recommend this particular folding bike for apartments and small homes.

I purchased this bike because it: 1) I am 67 and don't get enough walking excercise( It's Hot in Texas!) but need similar exercise for my Heart,etc. 2) Price was right for someone without a lot to spend 3) Had the features I wanted This product was easy to assemble. If you need to put it up after use, it's just a matter of pulling a pin out, folding it in one move and repacing the pin. Easy! Adjustining the pedaling tension is just a matter of turning an easy to reach knob. The Monitor shows how long you have been pedaling, Calories burned during that time ( from what I read on the internet that overall on any exercise bike to subtract 20% of what is shown to be more accurate. I set agoal of 200 calories, so I go to 240 on my monitor), Mileage during session,etc. It also shows your Pulse rate if you grip the handle bars while riding. I do all this using Scan Mode so it will go to each monitor feature for a few seconds and then move to the next. That way I can see whats going on with everything in real time. The best thing is I can watch TV at the same time instead of just being sedentary and just sitting in my easy chair. I almost never write reviews as I use Amazon a lot and don't want to have to spend more time out of my day just because I just gave you money. I only write if I need to warn someone about a product if it's really Bad, or if I had a great experience to pass on. This is because of the latter. I did incur a problem and as a reasonably intelligent adult, I'm aware that things don't always go perfect. I emailed these folks and they promptly replied and asked for more info and pics. Theystarted at the obvious and sent a new monitor. That didn't solve the problem and they requested a pic to verify I had plugged it in correctly. I got an email within 24 hours saying a new bike was on the way and it would take 4 days. Got it in 2 days it is working as expected and I'm elated. Every email was courteous and I it was one of the best interactions I've had when dealing with a problem. That's why they get 5 stars from me.

For the longest time, I was debating between getting a walking pad or a stationary bike. I kept looking at many models of both and eventually realized a bike was better for me and my needs. After reading many reviews and comparing prices, I finally decided on this bike. I've had it for about three weeks now and it has not disappointed. For this price point, it is better than I expected. Pros: Affordable. Easy to assemble - did it myself in less than an hour. Lightweight and easily moved. Fits under my bed when folded. Unobtrusive in a small apartment even when unfolded. Very quiet. Keeps track of total distance ridden even after clearing other stats*. Cons: I don't fully trust the stats other than time. I know the pulse is incorrect because it wildly differs from my fitbit. The calories burned, speed, and distance all seem to be higher than what is likely true - eg it said I was going 18mph while I was going at a leisurely pace. I do wish the resistance went a little higher - of the settings 1-8, I can't put it below a 5, or else it's too easy. The seat gets uncomfortable after a while. Things to note: As far as the seat goes, I realized today that I folded blanket on top of the seat does wonders for comfort. I will be buying a cushioned cover for it eventually. I am at the higher end of the weight limit and it has not been an issue. I feel it is very sturdy. One of the major things I was looking at in reviews when choosing a bike was the height limit. I am 5'9 with about a 28" inseam and I don't think someone much taller/with much longer legs would be able to use this comfortably and properly. I have the seat at its tallest height and the full extension leaves my knees slightly bent. From what I can see, when you have the bike folded, there is no place to put the key that keeps it in position. It could just be me, but when I fold it, I can't put it in the slot that it goes into when unfolded. This isn't a big deal since the majority of the time I will keep it out, but I do worry I will misplace the key when storing it.

I did a lot of research before deciding on this bike. I have a small place so my main concern was a quality piece of equipment that I could fold up and store when not in use. Reviews of all these different models seemed to imply that bikes are hit and miss and ultimately, there's no such thing as a quality fold up bike. But this one is doing great so far. I've had it for about 4 months and have put over 850 miles on it. It took me a little over 30 minutes to assemble. It's sturdy and quiet. It's easy to roll away into the closet. I'm an ultrarunner, with no interest in being a hardcore cycler and I find this bike perfect for me. I ride it on low tension (setting 2), and let's face it, pretty leisurely, 5-6 days a week, anywhere from 15 minutes to 90 minutes a day. Despite this, I lost (and kept off) 3 lbs in the first 3 weeks that I had it. It's so easy to sit and cycle while watching tv or scrolling through my phone. My only complaint is the digital monitor. Resetting it is supposed to require holding down the reset button for a number of seconds. Twice the monitor reset itself, including the total odometer, when I tapped one of the buttons reaching to retrieve my phone off the built-in rest ledge. I was really looking forward to watching the odometer roll back over to zero when I hit 999.9 total miles. It also happened once when I was actively cycling a day when I set a 10 mile goal for myself, so I ended up having to guesstimate the distance I'd gone and starting over. At this price point, neither of these is a big deal, it's really the moving that counts, and I know now to be more careful touching around the monitor. In sum, I love this bike and I think it would be great for someone with limited space, not looking for anything fancy.

UPDATE: After my original review, AtivaFit contacted me and offered to send me a new bike which arrived a few days ago. The assembly was easy again and I'm still really happy with how it folds up to fit the closet of my small bedroom. This morning, I finally had a chance to try it out and I loved it. I cycled for my full 30-minute workout without any issues. My favorite part is the media stand. While placing my Chromebook into the slot does cover up the display, I was glad to see that it fit and I could watch an episode of a show while working out. The seat is comfortable and stable along with the handlebars and the tension is easy to adjust. I'm also glad, as a short person (5' 3"), that the seat height is adjustable so that I can easily reach the peddles. Thank you to the AtivaFit team for getting my new bike to me so quickly and for caring enough about the issue to do so! ORIGINAL REVIEW: I was really excited to use this exercise bike as it's already snowing here and I can't go for long walks during the day like I do in summer. The assembly was pretty easy and took me an hour at most without any help. I like that it folds up and can be put to the side to give me more room in my small apartment when I'm not using it. BUT, about 15 minutes into my 30 minute workout this morning, the tension stopped working and it was no longer able to track my speed or distance. I tried adjusting the tension, unplugging and reinserting the sensor connectors. I looked through the manual a little, but I couldn't figure out a way to fix things without taking the whole thing apart, which I don't have time for. I'm really disappointed that I spent so much money on this and it didn't even last a day.

Pros: -VERY easy to assemble -Surprisingly sturdy for its price -Quiet (doesn't make ANY noise at all, other than the display beeping when it turns on) -Relatively lightweight and easy to store; not an eyesore if you store in the corner of a room CONS: -Display is extremely inaccurate in terms of calories burned and distance traveled. -Doesn't offer much in terms of top-end resistance (STILL A GREAT WORKOUT THOUGH) -Seat is a bit low for those 6ft and taller. WHO THIS IS GREAT FOR: -Fitness conscious people on a budget -Those who need to worry about noise when exercising -Those who don't care to do standing sprints -Beginners looking to get into shape or intermediate-level fitness enthusiasts who are looking for something to do steady state cardio at home. -Those who have minimal space to work with WHO WHO SHOULD STAY AWAY: -Anyone taller than 6'2". I'm 6ft and it's a bit cramped, but manageable. I can't imagine anyone taller being able to enjoy this. -Those whose main concern is comfort. The comfort level is average to below average for an exercise bike. Investing in a nice seat would mitigate this though. -Those who are experienced cyclists who wish to do HIIT and standing sprints. The resistance doesn't go high enough for this. -If you care about accuracy in terms of distance traveled or calories burned. This is an excellent piece of equipment to buy when you're on a budget. This bike exceeded my expectations in terms of the quality of the frame and how easy it is to transport and store. I bought this bicycle as a means of getting my cardio in while I'm home with my daughter. It's great to be able to get my workout in while she's napping and not have to worry about this thing waking her up; it doesn't make ANY noise whatsoever! I think the only downsides to this bike is how inaccurate the display is when measuring calories burned and distance traveled. While most machines are...this one told me I burned 500+ calories and 6 miles in 8 or so minutes of intervals (I wish it was true!). Also, the resistance doesn't go high enough to allow for standing sprints, which was a bummer but didn't leave me without a great workout in the end. Overall, this is a great bike and I would recommend anyone on a budget to buy this.

I've had this for many months but only started using it regularly, so now I feel I can provide a proper review. Here are the positives: 1) It works. 2) It's very light and very easy to fold up. 3) It's very quiet! 4) I don't go super intense on this bike but I have used it occasionally for tapata style workouts, and it seems to work. However, I wouldn't make it an every day practice to push his little bike like that everyday. I think it's perfect for long cardio. If you want to go hard, upgrade to a true spin bike. Here are the negatives: 1) the panel broke after a week. I just use my apple watch to keep track of calories burned and time, but would be nice to know distance. 2) As other's have reported. There is a clicking noise but my clicking comes and goes. Sometimes there is no clicking. I think the clicking comes from changing the gear/difficulty setting. The clicking seems to start when I move the dial, so I think whatever is changing the gear isn't catching properly. But the clicking isn't loud and does tend to go away. 3) It's not easy to adjust the seat. It's difficult to pull out the peg and very difficulty to properly insert it back in when you adjust the seat level. 4) The seat is so hard and uncomfortable and it's impossible to find a cushion that fits the unusual dimensions. After searching, I just a large one that would fit over it, but it is not a snug fit and there is excess padding which makes it uncomfortable. However, it's better than no cover at all. 5) The tablet/phone holder is a little thin and could be longer but I'm nitpicking this part. 6) It would be nice if there was a bottle holder. I have to spin next to a little table to hold my water bottle.

I love this bike. I have used it consistently for over 2 years and have had no problems. I did end up purchasing a seat cushion to make the rides more comfortable. It fits my petite frame well and does not take up much room once folded. Folding and unfolding are very easy and do not prevent me from wanting to use it.

Cheap and that's nice But you feel it too Good for my purposes

PRO 👍: pieghevole ma stabile - display con contatori - silenziosa - regolabile. CONTRO ✋: non adatta a persone molto alte. Questa cyclette l'ho scelta perché pieghevole e non occupa spazio quando ripiegata. In effetti è compatta ma stabile. Volevamo in famiglia una cyclette basic perché usata regolarmente ma per poco tempo. ⚒️ Il montaggio è facile, arriva quasi tutta assemblata, bisogna installare solo i pedali, il manubrio, il sellino altri accessori. Gli attrezzi per il montaggio sono inclusi. 🚴 L'utilizzo è semplice, con una rotella si regola la durezza della pedalata, il manubrio ha un contabattiti che sembra preciso. Anche se pieghevole è stabile, non si muove durante la pedalata, e non fa rumore. Il display segna i soliti valori, distanze, tempo, calorie, battiti. Ha anche un porta cellulare. ☝️ L'unica cosa da valutare bene è l'altezza, in famiglia sono il più alto, circa 190 cm e, anche se la potrei usare senza disagi, la gamba a mio parere non si estende quanto dovrebbe. Penso che sia adatta a persone di altezza fino 180/185 cm. Ha un buon rapporto qualità-prezzo, abbastanza economica ma robusta, utile per l'attività fisica, fino ad ora in famiglia viene usata con soddisfazione senza problemi 👍.

Es ligera aprox 15 kilos. Peso 98 kg y resiste no le suena nada, silenciosa, el sensor detecta todo bien, usa pilas triple A. Fácil de armar, viene con su herramienta, fácil de doblar, tiene unas ruedas en la base que permiten desplazarla fácil por la casa. Me encanta que no tiene una rueda visible y así no hay pendiente con mi perrito o un bebé que pase cerca. Vale muchísimo la pena a comparación de otra bici que había comprado hace un tiempo en el supermercado. Todo excelente llegó bien protegida.

This exercise bike is a really great bargain. It has 8 levels of resistance, at a turn of a dial for various satisfying modes of exercise. It also has a small screen with the functionality to track your heart rate, calories burnt, speed distance in kilometres, an odometer and timer. It is very easy to set up with a screwdriver and various options of seat heights. It’s great on space saving, with the exercise bike able to wheel and fold away when not in use. All in all, a great no frills machine with the basic capability of a high end exercise bike.

Vorweg: ich bin sehr bewegungsfaul, daher etwas zu dick, und brauche wirksame Trainigsmethoden, die auch für Faule geeignet sind. Ein Fitnessfahrrad, auf das man sich beim Fernsehen setzen kann und quasi nebenher trainieren? Yeah, her damit! Das Bike war relativ schnell aufgebaut, das war mir aber für den Tag schon Bewegung genug. Soweit ist bisher alles stabil, nichts quietscht oder knarzt. Am nächsten Abend habe ich es ausprobiert. Ich bin recht klein, unter 1,60m, und kann das Fahrrad super anwenden. Besonders gut gefällt mir, dass es sich platzsparend verstauen lässt, wenn gerade keine Verwendung dafür da ist. Das wäre bei jemandem wie mir eigentlich immer, aber...: Nun zu meinem Training: ich sitze jeden 2. Abend (man soll die Muskeln ja auch mal ruhen lassen) ca. eine Stunde auf dem Fahrrad und schaue dabei Fernsehen. Um den Effekt des Trainings zu verstärken, schnalle ich mir noch ein EMS-Gerät um den Bauch. Funktioniert einwandfrei! Abgenommen habe ich nach ca. 2 Wochen Anwendung natürlich noch nicht, aber ich merke, dass ich Lust auf Bewegung habe und kann es kaum erwarten, wieder meine Serien zu schauen und nebenbei ein paar Kalorien zu verbrennen und Ausdauer zu kriegen. Das Fahrrad ist dabei angenehm leise, so das ich meine Serien auch noch mitbekomme. Die Anzeigewerte stimmen zwar nicht wirklich, denn ich war auch schon mal im Fitnessstudio auf so einem Ding und weiß, dass kein Mensch so viel in so kurzer Zeit verbrennt. Etwa die Hälfte bis ein Drittel davon kommt hin, das sagt einem aber schon der gesunde Menschenverstand. Ansonsten ein Top Fitnessfahrrad zum kleinen Preis, absolut für Faule geeignet!