Circuit Fitness 40 lbs. Flywheel Deluxe Club Revolution Cardio Cycle Manual Resistance

The bike looks very nice. It is well packed and easy to assemble. We noticed the bike makes noise when we are riding it, so my husband opened the front chain cover, and he had to untighten the bolt in order to loosen the chain. After he did that, the riding became much more smooth and quite. The seat can be adjusted forward, backward, up and down, so both my husband and I get to enjoy the bike at our comfortable height. Overall, it is a solid equipment at a reasonable price.

I only have two things to gripe about this bike. First, the phone/tablet holder is in an awkward place, especially when I'm leaning over the handlebars sweating like a pig at a barbecue. Second, the seat rides in a very uncomfortable place for this fat guy. Luckily the seat is easy to replace at any bike shop. Other than that, it is very sturdy, very easy to assemble, and very HEAVY (about died/killed small animals carrying the box up a flight of stairs). Thankfully no one was hurt trying to get this thing in place. Once set up the bike has no wobble or sway and hasn't developed any unusual noises yet. Overall I'm very impressed with it at a $250-$300 price point.

The cycle rides very smooth and comfortable compared to more expensive brands. Impressed with the quality for the price for sure. Overall happy with all moveable pieces to adjust to my specific needs/ride. Assembling the cycle was very simple and straight forward. The water bottle holder was a little tight, but given that I am in my own home, this is not a big issue for me. Very nice looking bike and I really don't have any complaints.

Not the most comfortable seat, it moves and the bolt loosens after about a week of use. The water bottle holder is cheap and broke on the second day. The height adjustments seem good for both seat and bars and the internal mechanisms seem sturdy. Not too loud but it’s not soft either. Have to adjust the resistance often after each ride. I’d give it four or five stars for being a no frills bike if it had a better seat and the water bottle holder hadn’t broke so easily. Update: now the frame bracket that supports the handlebars has cracked. I’d expect more than two years with this equipment but it is falling apart. No support at all

Pedal popped off during workout. My husband was able to put it back on despite showing signs of being stripped. Hope it can make it through a few more workouts. Already making plans to purchase another. Be careful buying this one.

The bike was easy to put together. It pedals great! The only thing I don't like is the seat. It is too narrow and when I pedal I feel like I'm sliding off the seat.

My wife and I just moved to a new city, the local gym isn't what we are used to. We bought this bike with the hopes of just using it until we can get our road bikes out. The bike comes in a large box that is banded for shipping purposes. The person who delivered it literally asked our neighbors to help him, abysmal service. The bike only weighs about 130 lbs. The construction of the bike itself is decent, but everything is very loose. No matter how much you tighten the bolts or knobs for adjustments it's wobbly. The seat is junk, the peddles are garbage. The handle bars are shaky??? I've never ridden a stationary bike this our either. I read some comments about adjusting a spring but this didn't work on our bike, the flywheel clanks into motion then a loud rumble takes over the basement. It sounds like a helicopter hovering over the house when I'm peddling at a leisurely pace. Does it work? Sure. Should people use this bike as their reference to what stationary bikes should feel like? Absolutely not. It's decent build quality of the frame itself is the only reason for a decent score. I would suggest spending more on a better bike. Learn from our mistake.

This is a quality bike. It is super sturdy and is about 80 pounds. Moving it to the desired spot before assembly requires two people. It has minimal humming sound but once you are in to your work out who cares! T.V. Or music makes it a non issue.