I really love the large work station, and how it is adjustable. The seat is very comfortable, and it's the first one I've owned where I don't slide forward while riding. I like this because I ride over 10 miles a day. It has a small profile so it doesn't take up as much room as my old bike. I'll have to report back on reliability, I haven't had it long enough yet, and I already wore out 2 gold gym bikes.

Love it so far! It was easy to put together and is easy to adjust between settings (upright). I am 5 ft and I do have to really stretch to reach the pedal when I'm sitting all the way back. I use it for work (video calls) and it's very steady and not noticeable that I'm actually biking. Great way to get some activity in while working. Actually sitting on it now while I type. It also seems to be good quality and quite sturdy.

Just right design for a home bike exercise and moves away easily to make more room.

The bike does everything I expected it to do. Very comfortable

Pretty easy to assemble. Bought for my wife. She uses it with her laptop computer and peddles while she is at the computer. Sturdier than I expected. Nice unit for the money. Although I could find it cheaper elsewhere, I decided to get it at Sams if it wasn't what we wanted, because I could return it.

It's a mostly comfortable ride; however, my thick thighs rub against the frame/hand holders so I definitely recommend wearing shorts or pants when using...not just your nightshirt. (I have the rug burn to prove it). The pad is comfortable and the desktop is wonderfully practical.

This is a very good exercise bike. Though the seat is designed to be comfortable it is still hard and a bit uncomfortable. So anything longer than a hour at a time is going to be different. The desktop is a good idea for a laptop but again if you need a second monitor it will take a bit of rearranging.

I've had my Wirk Ride for about a month now. It's transformed my health and my work day. I work from home, so sitting and sitting was definitely affecting my body negatively. My legs are already more defined and I've started to 'forget' that I'm pedaling while I'm working. My only wish is for a larger space for my laptop, even a space for a keyboard and mouse would be nice. I have a 17" laptop, so it's overflowing a bit. It's sturdy and seems like it'll last a long time. It's well worth it.

After I set it up I, 5' 4" and 160 lbs, had to squeeze myself in and out. The desk is too close to the seat. A

Computer pad is very flimsy and seat is hard