JLL IC300 Pro Exercise Bike for Home Use, Direct Belt Driven with 20kg Flywheel, Magnetic Resistance, 3-Piece Crank, Stationary Bike with LCD Monitor, Heart Rate Sensors, Indoor Cycling Bike…

3 week delivery was more due to my demographic than speed of courier.Extremely well packaged, with all pieces present. Comes part built but Instructions easy to follow to put the rest together. This spin bike has a 20kg fly wheel weight which was the main appeal for me. Very sturdy piece of equipment and the quality is there, especially with the cheap price tag. Suitable for male or female but have to point out, with the seat on the lowest height setting, I’m only just able to manouvre pedals with slight bend (I’m 5’2”) so for tall people, this bike will be great. Has water bottle attachment and visual display unit with heart monitor pads on the handles, with 4 hand positions . Comes with stirruped pedals, but I changed these for Shimano SPD pedals, which were easy to attach.Overall, there are no negatives. Sturdy piece of equipment which will challenge anyone with the 20kg flywheel.

While looking a bit intimidating coming out of the box, it was soon clear that it was only in a few major pieces and very simple to slot together. The only assembly issue I had was that the screw threads were no good on the water bottle holder (don't really care about this).On my first test of the bike I was very impressed at how quiet it is. You could easily use this bike at high speed without anyone else in your house knowing about it. The peddles are a bit on the small side for my size-8 feet and I have to use them up-side-down as I can only get the very end of my toes in the keepers.The next thing I tried was to see how well the computer calculates Calorie usage. I got up to a certain RPM on minimum resistance, watching how fast the calories were counting up, and then increased to almost maximum at the same RPM. The calories appeared to be counting up at exactly the same rate even though I was using much more energy to turn the pedals, so I don't trust the Calorie meter at-all.The adjustments all seem to work ok, but I don't seem to be able to find any settings which allow me to comfortably keep my hands on the pulse detection electrodes (I'm 5'11''). I also find that when I do stretch my arms and hold on to them for a while, the pulse meter rarely shows my true pulse. I can be going flat-out and it still reads 74bpm half the time which, given how unfit I currently am, is just impossible :-DMoving the bike around before and after use is a bit of a back-breaker, and you need to tip it a fair way before the wheels touch the floor, but I guess that's what comes with a nice, heavy flywheel and very sturdy frame.On the whole, I'm very happy with this bike, and would recommend it to anyone who is committed to long-term use.

I did a lot of research into which spin bike to get. Obviously if I had a spare 2k I’d be ordering a pelaton bike but I don’t so went for what I think is the good compromise.Communication from JLL was great. They responded quickly when I had not yet received my tracking number. Arrow XL delivered it on time. The bike is very easy to assemble. It took 2 of us to carry it upstairs before putting it together.The bike itself is really sturdy. Watching the JLL team do a 60 second pedal competition (see you tube) offered me the reassurance I needed to order this bike. The seat is comfortable , Though the back is slightly raised as someone did mention in another review. The flywheel is heavy and you can really crank up the resistance. Hill climbs are solid, no movement from the bike. The wheel has a quiet swirling sound but nothing bad. Handlebars could do with being tipped upwards but even as they are I find the bike comfortable and very similar to the many spin bikes I have used in the gym.So I’ve bought a stand to attach my phone too. I’m currently using a pelaton digital free trail , I’ve done other you tube classes and , using my Apple Watch, it’s clear that I burn more calories using pelaton digital so I’ll be subscribing to a 12.99 membership.As I use my Apple Watch whenever I exercise. it is the watch that I trust when it comes to stats. The bike computer is no good really. I’ll have a heart rate of 148 on my watch but the bike computer will say 70. RPM doesn’t stay on the screen , it’s swaps with speed I think. I’m not even sure if it’s at all accurate. I’ll probably get a wahoo cadence to help with workouts.Pedal straps don’t stay tight. I’ll probably get some pedals to clip into as I’m used to that on my road bike.overall I’m really happy. The bike cost 328 , the price seems to be creeping up now but even for 379 it’s a good price.I’ve bought a noise reduction floor mat just to protect my floorboard. Floor fan is a must... as is some loud music! Enjoy!Update may 2021…. After absolutely hammering this bike since purchase last august it had recently started making a really annoying and loud squeak when in use. It was impossible to figure out where the noise was coming from so after having it pulled apart and checked over, I approached JLL to get some advice. They asked that I checked the bearings etc which I did … and surprisingly after so much use they were still fine. JLL agreed to replace my bike and a few days later mine was collected and a brand new one delivered. Excellent customer service. Since receiving my new one there are a few wobbles on the seat post etc and JLL have immediately responded and are sending me a new post out. Really pleased.