KOUZ LIVE Exercise Bikes Magnetic Resistance, Indoor Stationary Bikes for Home Workout, Quiet Belt Drive with LCD Monitor & Professional Seat & Ipad Mount, 330lb Capacity Cycling Bike

The media could not be loaded.  Hello All, I bought this bike because it matched up with the Peloton bike mechanical specs except for the screen and electronics. This bike arrived on time and was so easy to assemble ...it took me about 30 mins with the tools and hardware provided. The bike is UNBELIEVABLY Quiet, and the magnetic resistance is fantastic. it is super sturdy.I bought some extra equipment to monitor cadence/speed and heart rate, so i could get more out of my ride.I bought the Wahoo speed/cadence and heartrate sensors so that i could get more out of my ride. With the price of the bike and the sensors i spent a little under $500. Alot cheaper than a name brand spin bike.I have been on a Peloton before and this bike feels just like Peloton. i use spin bike apps on You Tube to follow during my ride. You wont be disappointed with this bike!!! Love it....

This is my first stationary bike, and I decided that I was going to shop around and pick one out that I thought would be good, solid, and last a long time. I had a $750 bike in my cart when this bike was suggested by Amazon. I liked that it was rated for 330 pounds, figuring it would be a very solid machine, and boy was I right. I paid around 370.00 for this in January, 2021. This bike is great. I am 6’4” and ride this bike comfortably. It is very solid and well put together. The only change I think I would like to see is a better computer for the read out. It would be nice if the computer had a built-in cadence as well as speed. You could still use the Wahoo or whatever to count the cadence, but it would be nice to have it in front of you on a nicely lit screen. The read out that it comes with works fine, has several functions, but does not have a light, and does not tell you miles per hour, only kilometers per hour. It’s a pretty easy to figure out and so that certainly is no reason not to buy it. It’s also not set up for a cadence counter Even if you install the sensor. You’ll have to count the cadence on your phone. Anyhoo, I was reluctant because there were not very many reviews, but I’m glad I bought this bike. I think it will last a long time and I am enjoying riding it. Lastly, I shopped between magnetic and nonmagnetic as far as the wheel friction. I decided to go with the non-magnetic. It rides very smooth and is quiet, and there is no rubbing of the wheel by anything. You can turn the resistance up to where I can’t move the wheel at all if I want it that high, so you have lots of options for how hard you want to pedal.

So you, the next potential buyer are reading hundreds of reviews about dozens of spin bikes. Do you go with the features, the stars and satisfaction percentages or perhaps the decals???Here’s my assessment:There are no negatives about this bike. The magnetic resistance with three magnets is more than sufficient for any normal rider (and most abnormal ones as well). The mechanism is belt driven and essentially silent. Assembly was easy and I did most of it without looking at the instructions, yet reading the instructions is necessary to find a few hidden screws and fasteners. This bike is exceptionally sturdy and well fabricated. Everything lines up without fussing or adjustments and when complete there is no wobble or shake when riding. The seat and pedals as equipped are just fine for all but the more obsessive riders.The strongest point for this bike is the outstanding four-way handlebar adjustment and bottle and accessory tray upfront. The handlebars also include a pulse sensor that ties into an adequate instrumentation package. This is one of the only bikes that has room for everything upfront from weights to water bottles to iPads or Fire tablets or whatever you choose to use. If I were in a fantasy land, I might add a fan!In my opinion, the 35 pound fly wheel is quite adequate for this magnetic bike and do not be put off by some of the early reviews questioning the need for a fourth magnet which is available but unnecessary.Send an email or make a call to the distributor and they will have a mile per hour instrument cluster in the mail to you fast and in my case it arrived the same day as the bike.It’s high weight capacity is higher than almost all bikes in it’s class. Very few of us weigh over 250 pounds and certainly there are almost no 330 pound riders around. This extra load carrying capacity creates a more stable bike than what might be expected in this price class.In summary, this bike offers a great bang for the buck and hits all of the key elements for spinning at home and coordinates well with the Peloton app.