Frequently asked questions

Assembly is straightforward and takes around 30 minutes for most users. All tools and detailed instructions are included, and there's an online assembly video to guide you step by step.

The YOSUDA Exercise Bike has a compact upright design suitable for small apartments, bedrooms, or office spaces. Exact assembled dimensions are not provided, but reviews highlight its space-saving footprint.

This YOSUDA model is not foldable and does not fit under most beds. It is designed to be compact, and users report it fits well in corners or closets, but the frame does not collapse for ultra-compact storage.

Yes, the bike is lightweight enough for most users to reposition, and it includes transport wheels for convenient moving.

The listing specifies magnetic resistance with a belt drive system, which is very quiet (under 25db). However, some reviews mention a classic brake pad version. Double-check your selected version to ensure you receive the magnetic model.

Yes, the magnetic version is extremely quiet (noise level under 25db), making it ideal for shared spaces or night use. Brake pad versions may create more noise—verify your model before purchase.

The YOSUDA Exercise Bike safely supports users up to 300 lbs (135 kg) thanks to its steel frame and double triangle design.

Yes, the robust steel frame and 30lb flywheel support stable, high-intensity cycling without shifting or wobbling.

The bike is designed for users between 4'8" and 6'1" tall, with four-way adjustable seat and two-way adjustable handlebars.

The seat is padded and features a spring-mounted design for added comfort and shock absorption. Some users may prefer adding a gel seat cover for extra cushioning.

Absolutely. Many new users report easy adjustment and a smooth, low-impact workout. Seniors or those with limited mobility should note getting on/off may be challenging for users under 5'2" or with joint issues, but the overall ride is knee and joint friendly.

Yes, the YOSUDA bike connects via Bluetooth to the exclusive FED fitness app, enabling workout tracking and access to cycling scenarios. Third-party app integrations (Zwift, Peloton, Kinomap) are not confirmed.

The LCD display tracks time, distance, speed, and calories burned. Heart rate monitoring is not built-in.

The holder fits most smartphones and standard tablets. Extra-large or cased tablets may be a tight fit; larger devices may require an accessory upgrade.

Yes, built-in transport wheels allow you to roll the bike to a different location. It does not have a folding or collapsible frame for ultra-compact storage.

A built-in water bottle holder is included (bottle not included). Accessory trays for phones/tablets are built-in; no other storage is provided.

YOSUDA offers essential indoor cycling features—magnetic resistance, app support, compact size—at a budget price, but does not include a touchscreen or live studio classes (like Peloton or Schwinn IC4). It's upright, not recumbent, so it's best for general fitness, not rehabilitative/recumbent use.

With the current discount, it’s one of the best-rated bikes in this price range, combining high weight capacity, sturdy build, and app connectivity.

Yes, its compact footprint and upright style make it ideal for apartments and small rooms. It is not foldable; for ultra-compact or folding bikes, consider models marketed explicitly for folding.

Magnetic resistance is much quieter and requires less maintenance than friction/brake pad systems.

No, a floor mat is not included. Customers recommend a protective mat if placing the bike on hardwood floors.

The bike, all tools needed for assembly, printed instructions, and access to an online assembly video.

Consider adding a gel seat cushion, padded cycling shorts, a protective floor mat, and a towel for sweat.

Calorie burn depends on your workout intensity and duration. The LCD shows estimates; moderate cycling can burn 300–600+ calories per hour depending on user weight and resistance.

The bike is primarily for lower body and cardio. You can add dumbbells or resistance bands for a full-body workout (not included).

Yes, magnetic resistance and smooth belt drive create a low-impact experience, suitable for most joint or knee conditions. Seniors should confirm bike height and stability for safe mounting and dismounting.

This model is NOT foldable. For foldable options, see YOSUDA’s folding series or competitors designed explicitly for storage versatility.

Only the FED fitness app is officially supported via Bluetooth. Some users may find limited compatibility with other apps if connecting via device sensors, but this is not guaranteed.

Direct sync with Apple Health, Google Fit, or other third-party apps is not specified. The FED app provides its own in-app tracking.

Magnetic resistance bikes, including this YOSUDA, are among the quietest home exercise bikes—typically silent enough not to disturb others.

This YOSUDA bike is a strong contender for apartments due to compact size, quietness, and value. If you require folding or recumbent features, consider alternatives designed for those requirements.