Easy to put together - works great !!!

Easy to put together - works great !!!  Read Less

Enjoying the workout however we did have to get a replacement bike when, after just a couple of weeks, one of the peddles broke...  Read More

Enjoying the workout however we did have to get a replacement bike when, after just a couple of weeks, one of the peddles broke. But Amazon shipped new bike out quickly and so far new one seems okay (although only used it 8times in last two weeks)Pros:Easy to put together (about an hour single handed)Like the programs availableLike the fanLike to power connection to my iPad so I can charge iPad while watching tv, read book or listen to musicCons:Can't work out how to connect to the speakers,Nautilus software doesn't sync to my Garmin 'fitbit' so I have to manually add info like distance and rmp in something called 'other'Broken peddle which makes me wonder about rest of bike so haven't attempted standing up on peddles at all  Read Less

Update Two:Increasing rating to 4 stars now that it seems to be working. I finally got around to replacing the inlet. I'm not ...  Read More

Update Two:Increasing rating to 4 stars now that it seems to be working. I finally got around to replacing the inlet. I'm not a mechanic, so I don't own a socket wrench set, which is required to replace the power inlet. Socket wrench sets are more expensive than I was anticipating, but I guess I should have them around anyway. I had to disassemble the body of the bike (which came pre-assembled). It was super involved. Needed to remove a lot of attachments to be able to remove the side panel (shroud). The whole deal took me about 45 minutes. Once everything was open, it was just a matter of disconnecting the power inlet from the internal wiring and replacing it with the new one...then reassembly. Thankfully, everything seems to be working now, no power failures so-far. Crossing my fingers.Update One:Called Nautica/Bowflex to explain the adaptor problem, they were very nice and set up a warrantee claim for a new power adaptor, power inlet, and crank puller (tool to remove pedal arms). They asked me to send my proof of purchase so they can ship the items. I sent the proof of purchase and they sent the crank puller within a couple of days (took 5 more days to arrive), never shipped the actual adaptor and inlet. I called back and they said they could not ship them because they did not receive my proof of purchase (even though I received an email that acknowledges receipt of the proof, and the crank puller had already shipped), re-sent the proof of purchase and received the remaining parts in another 5 days. I first just switched the adaptor to see if that was the problem, but the power kept shutting off, so I know I have to replace the inlet, which requires disassembly. I retrieved the crank puller sent to me by nautica, pulled out the instructions and found out that I need additional tools that I do not own. Guess I'm getting a new set of tools. For now, the electrical tape seems to be working ok, I'll update when I get around to replacing the inlet.Original Post:The bike is pretty sturdy (I'm 6'3 250lbs and this holds up well during intense workouts). The seat is plenty tall and can even go a few inches taller if I needed it. The display is bright with lots of data. Nice features like goal tracker and workout selection (my favorite right now is pike's peak). Pretty easy to put together - took me about 45 minutes by myself. I don't use the speakers, they aren't very good (as you might expect). Heart monitor is a little glitchy as it continues to read my heart rate even after I've removed my hands (which kind of screws up the goal tracker), when I am gripping the sensors, the heart monitor does seem accurate, though the accuracy seems to be decreasing the more I use it. HOWEVER! The adaptor or input doesn't work properly. It sometimes comes loose and the bike will turn off in the middle of a workout. When I'm 29 minutes in at a resistance level of 10 and the power just shuts off, it's really disruptive. I have to get off the bike, readjust the adaptor and get back on. Also, when it does that, none of my progress gets saved. I've taped the adaptor/input with about a half roll of electrical tape...we'll see what happens. I'm sure if I call nautilus, they'll have a solution, I would just rather it work correctly in the first place.  Read Less