The only thing I was upset about is the console doesn't fit properly on the left side. ( The pic show how the right side fits properly and the left does not ) This was the second bike I had purchased on line. The first we got 3/4 Together to realize we didn't get all the hardware. That was a pain to break down and send it back. I think that's what stopped me on doing it again.
Other than that this bike does have nice features. It has set programs you can choose how long you wish to do it, you are able to charge one devise from the bike. In the beginning it made NO NOISE but after using for the past month it is starting to make a swish noise but nothing to annoying yet. The seat is comfortable and easy to adjust which is nice due to the fact I have MS.
So if it wasn't for the console and the slight noise, oh the foot holder on peddle does cone undone. But I think that's pretty normal my last proform I had did the same thing. I had that bike for almost 5 yrs before replacing
I do hope I didn't make a mistake by not sending it back due to the console but as long as it doesn't come completely apart. I would recommend this bike for the features and price.

I found it very easy to assemble except for the pedals which when applied in perfect form cross threaded anyway. I was at a loss as to why, but it unfortunately rendered the device unusable. I figured I'd call Marcy and plead with them to purchase new pedals and new crank arms, the crank arm was unfortunately not a replaceable item and the other was on backorder.

Marcy's solution to this matter? I open my garage and I see a whole new bike. I have a love/hate solution to this decision because on the one hand I love that they did this, but on the other hand I feel that this is an absorbinate cost that they had to eat for what could have amounted to 30 bucks in parts. The least I can do is give them a review they deserve for not leaving a customer high and dry considering the circumstances. Many companies would have done this without blinking.

The bike itself is comfortable, smooth and has no wobble unlike many other brands. The electronics appear to work great too. The ONLY thing I'd prefer is a not-picky thing: the space between then back of the seat and the back of the backrest is wider of a gap than I prefer and makes you feel slightly more reclined than what's optimal. But if you don't have pinges of OCD like me, you probably won't even notice.

Great experience so far! Thanks Marcy

This cycle came sooner than expected and was easy to assemble. It took me about two hours to put it together but to be honest, I took some time away from the project. Overall, it is quite easy to put together. There are a couple of times it helped to have an extra pair of hands - mainly dealing with the mast and connecting wires but otherwise, one person can do the assembly. Once together, everything worked as expected. There are no specific instructions on using the exercise computer but it didn't take long to figure out. I love the ease of the up and down arrows, the seat is comfortable. I find the back very supportive and the seat is comfy enough for my 1 hour plus exercise time. The only issue I have with the machine is the tablet holder. It is angled, and I would rather have the tablet upright for my viewing pleasure. Right now, I prop the back of my tablet up to make it more upright. Overall, I find the machine to be sturdy, high quality, comfortable, and with enough resistance for my exercise needs. Plus its size fits in my office perfectly. I do wish it had a cumulative mileage feature. ButI would recommend this machine to anyone looking for a quality home exercise machine.

It took me about two hours to put it together by myself. But I took my time, had dinner, checked out some football scores. My bike went together easily and everything fit the way it should. Only downside was a lack of instruction as to what to do with the long wires that needed to be push down into the post when attaching the handlebar. I didn't want to take a chance of the wires being damaged. I taped them up and then carefully stuffed the wires.
It is extremely quiet and solid! It does not rock at all.
My wife and I have been using it for the past five weeks. I am a newbie so I have been taking it slow. The seat isn't that comfortable so I put a couch cushion on it.
My wife was using a Gold Gym model for years, but it broke. She uses the bike about three times a week and pedals around 10 miles during one hour sessions. She really likes it, especially with the couch cushion on it. The beginner programs are actually quite good and the tension works great.
Some reviews mention problems down the line, so we will see how this holds up.
But at this time we recommend it.

It's a great bike, but it is not battery powered as the advertisement and the specs call out.