My review is entirely focused on how you can start Zwifting on this dirt cheap bike. It connects seamlessly through the POWER Channel of Zwift and transmits Cadence and Power. Start a manual workout to connect it to your Zwift device. The resistance changes are calibrated to push up the power numbers om Zwift. I have hit a top Power of around 620W on this bike. After first 2-3 days the seat isn't a problem either. I can sustain 60-90 minute sessions easily. For a context, the cheapest trainer would cost you about 600$ and you would still need to have your own bike and cadence sensors.

I chose this one over a more expensive one on sale for the same price because the foot strap did not cover the tip of the toe, which made it look more convenient to just get on and ride. I did replace the seat with an extra wide Peloton seat, though. All in all, a comfortable bike. Well worth it. Pardon the mess, I've been rearranging my exercise area.

Some of the nuts and bolt did not fix perfectly. The right leg would not screw on it keeps coming off. The head bolts on the sides would not screw tightly. Easy to assemble except for those bolts and screw

I'm a tough grader, this is a good purchase and an excellent value. The assembly was well documented and everything fit properly. This is a minimalist bike, but the heart rate counter is fine, the 20 or so routines seem to work OK. It is reasonably light so it can be easily moved by one person, and compact enough to fit into a corner. My one negative comment is that the wheels do not have the same weighted flywheel feeling that you get with more professional gym-style bikes, so you have to push continuously. I am 6' 230, and I don't have any concerns about the sturdiness and safety of the bike.

Very simple bike that is great if you are just trying to get started with indoor cardio at home. Very small footprint, fits on a standard exercise mat. Also very quiet, you could workout at night and not wake anyone up. The setup did take some time and is easier with two people; set aside at least an hour to put it all together. But there were no problems with the setup. Very lightweight and easy to move around, but also sturdy. The seat is wiggly, but maybe that's intentional? It doesn't interfere with the workout.