So far, so good! I've had this spinning bike since June 2015 and have been using it at least once a week since then... more than that recently. Everything seems solid on the bike so far and it's pretty quiet to ride. The computer is pretty cheap but I mainly just use that for time and RPM so that's not as much of a concern to me. I've been a little worried about the bike since Amazon has the warning on the item page that they are investigating "something." I'm curious what is being investigated but so far nothing unusual has happened with mine. Assembly was super easy for me alone and I am NOT a mechanical person. I just read each of the instructions a couple times to make sure I was getting it right.

Get a mat for underneath... this thing is heavy and you will sweat a lot!

Ive had it less than a week, but at this point, would definitely buy again.

I just used a dolly to move it up to my place, but would recommend two people. It was super easy to put together and seems very sturdy with about 200lbs on it. I don't use the computer, so not sure about that, but the bike rides smooth and is nice and quiet.

This is way nicer than the pos bikes that my gym has.

Tip: I perspire a lot from my head, so I put a towel on the bike because sweat is really corrosive to machines like this. make sure to wipe it down after each use as well.

The lower frame, front and rear, were slightly damaged when it arrived. I was still able to bolt on the stabilizers, but couldn't put on the rear stabilizer cover until I'd straightened the frame with a few taps with a hammer. BTW, for the rear stabilizer, it doesn't say anything in the instructions, but make sure you install it with the small holes up. Those holes are required to put on the rear stabilizer cover.

NOTE: THE INSTRUCTIONS for the CONSOLE are INCORRECT in both the owners manual and the Cycling Console Instruction Manual. The buttons are REVERSED. I.e. left is right and right is left so when the instructions say push the left button, push the right button instead.

Already have a portable partially recumbent exercise bike but wanted to take my indoor cycling up a notch! After much researching chose the Sole Fitness and it was a good decision! Spouse and I like this bike: it's solidly built/ 48 lb. flywheel; good brake and resistance knob; up/down, fore/aft seat and handlebars; good cleat/cage pedals; holds 2 water bottles or 1 bot' plus a tv remote! The only con is the saddle is uncomfortable (in my early 60's and new to spinning) but I own good gel-padded shorts which are helpful. :-) Might get a gel-padded saddle cover later. Initially I thought the resistance knob was damaged but you must spin it several revolutions to engage it with the fly-wheel!!! The shipping box was a disaster when it arrived with the stabilizer attachments exposed and the box lid open. Was concerned about the condition of the bike when I saw the box but, it seems to be undamaged!!! This bike is very heavy and should be shipped on a pallet!
Husband managed to move the bike, piece by piece to our dedicated fitness room on a different floor. It took him about 40 minutes to assemble. With a good spinner dvd and this bike you get a full bodied workout. I spin twice weekly on it and work out on Total Gym for
upper body strength and core for 3 days. Have found that 1 to 2 days of rest is good for recovery! I highly recommend this bike, so far it's working as expected. Makes one's body feel good and gives a sense of well-being! Will update in a few months.

This is an excellent spin bike. It arrived undamaged (caution package is extremely heavy), set up wasn't super easy, but no problem for two people. Once built its easy to move around due to the wheels at the front.

The build quality is top notch and the ride and workouts are excellent. It is super quiet and highly adjustable. It is pricier than some of the other choices, but the quality is definitely superior and its also esthetically pleasing. Definitely highly recommended!