Folding Pedal Exerciser - Mini Exercise Bike Under Desk Bike Pedal Exerciser with LCD Display for Arms and Legs Workout, Portable Desk Bike Peddler Machine for Adults & Seniors

Looks to be very well made-folds up for ez storage--Good to keep your legs & knees moving--ez to do--has a small battery operated timer, rpm set up very small to see....has a adjustable resistance knob for pedals --Go by the mins of use start with a minute & work your way up in time several times a day as you watch tv.....Good buy reasonable price........

I bought this to help with sciatica and it’s been a big help. It’s easy to use, quiet, and fits perfectly under my desk. The resistance is adjustable and smooth, and it keeps my legs moving without straining my back. It’s also lightweight and easy to fold up when not in use. Definitely worth it if you’re dealing with nerve pain or just want gentle daily exercise.

The pedaler is great. The knob was lost Can I get a replacement knob??

It serves its purpose, came preassembled and it's compact. The only thing is that the LED display was loose in the box and does not work.

Ordered this as a temporary solution for my aging mother-in-law, who is overweight due to back problems and low mobility. I use a recumbent bike extensively (2-6 hrs/day) while doing computer work, so I didn't expect much from this tiny substitute. However, I tried it out from an easy chair while watching TV and found it was almost 80% as useful as the recumbent bike, because it only has 20% less resistance. Thus upped my pedaling by 2-3 hours/day even while eating in front of the TV. We finally delivered it to Mom-in-Law recently and she loves it. With obesity, arthritis, badly pinched disc, and lung problems, she could walk only 5 minutes slowly without stopping, with arthritic pain and breathing problems requiring rest breaks. After a week of pedaling 5, then 15 minutes/day, she can now walk 15+ minutes without resting, walks faster, and doesn't have the joint pain she used to have. Lost 2 kilos in the first week and 2 more the next 2 weeks. This actually works better for her at this early stage than a recumbent bike with seat (which I also bought her, but haven't delivered), because she is so overweight (5' 0", 207 lbs when she started, 198 lbs now) that she couldn't sit on a normal bike seat. This small folding pedaler can be used in front of a sofa or easy chair (which she currently needs because of her weight and shape). It also folds, so it fits in a suitcase if you are traveling or if your mother-in-law lives overseas. I wish I still had it so I don't feel guilty watching TV.

For this bargain price, I didn't know what to expect, and I feel a bit sheepish at quibbling about the manufacturer's cursory regard for its "user manual". This "folding" exercise bike comes with a "Fixing Strap" (listed on this web page), which puzzles as to purpose or need. The user manual's mention of the functions display module is inadequate; this module's removal for eventual battery replacement should be better explained. However, the nicer surprise is how the listed "Accessories" is actually a thin, sized-to-fit, "rubber" floor mat which can keep the bike unit from sliding around on smooth floors, and it rolls up easily. The bike's "rubber" feet aren't grippy enough for uncarpeted floors, so the surprise mat is a fix itself. I use this compact folding exercise bike to sustain activity levels, while spending time in otherwise sedentary situations, not for strength building. So, overall, for me, this is good buy. YMMV, but I recommend it.

Arrived broken, just took out of box and it’s broken. I think it is used. So terrible. This is the only thing my doctor will let me use and sadly it’s got one peddle. Totally egregious !

Helps me keep fit

Excelente!

So easy to assemble so easy to use and great excersize

Good product

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perfect for kids and adults easy to fold and to bring with you good for hyper sensorial , adhd Can be use with pretty much anytime of chair. There is also a small bell clipped to hold the bike on chair legs.