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Style: FB350
Features
- Solid X-frame foldable design folds to just 20.5" x 20.5" of floor space when not in use
- Ergonomically designed for comfort large contoured seat with back pad and multi-grip padded handlebars
- 2" x 1" LCD window clearly displays speed, distance, time, calories, and pulse
- 8 levels of manual resistance easily controlled with large dial tension knob for users of all fitness levels
- Handlebar mounted hand-pulse sensors monitor your heart rate and stay in your target zone
Brand: XTERRA
Special Feature: Adjustable Seat
Color: Silver, Blue
Power Source: Battery Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Item Weight: 42.3 Pounds
Material: Alloy Steel
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Product Dimensions: 21"D x 40.5"W x 48"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 225 Pounds
Brand: XTERRA
Special Feature: Adjustable Seat
Color: Silver, Blue
Power Source: Battery Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Item Weight: 42.3 Pounds
Material: Alloy Steel
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Product Dimensions: 21"D x 40.5"W x 48"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 225 Pounds
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Model Name: XTERRA FB350 Folding Exercise Bike
Minimum Height: 58 Inches
Number of Resistance Levels: 8
UPC: 795447135469
Global Trade Identification Number: 69
Drive System: Belt
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 46 x 16 x 8 inches
Package Weight: 19.91 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 40.5 x 21 x 50.5 inches
Brand Name: XTERRA
Warranty Description: Manufacturer Provided
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: SPIRIT FITNESS -- DROPSHIP
Part Number: FB350
Model Year: 2016
Style: FB350
Included Components: XTERRA FB350 Folding Bike, 2 "AA" Batteries, Hardware, Assembly Instructions
Date First Available: October 7, 2016
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: FB150
Not for a serious athlete but good for someone who wants an affordable bike that tucks away easily, just not super sturdy or stable. Very quiet. Not for someone over 300lbs. Easy to adjust and to put together.
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2025 by michael kincaid
Style: FB350
I need to exercise more and have been debating about getting a stationary bike for some time now. I didn't want to drop about $1500 on the big name brand because most of that cost is the name. I've looked at cheaper options but if I didn't get into the habit of using it then it's an expensive and ugly house decoration. This on the other hand has a very comfortable entry cost. So I gave it a shot. It arrived well packed and damage free. The assembly was easy enough. It's easy to move around and can fold up to store it out of the way if desired. And I doubt you'll find a better priced magnet bike. The electronic display is readable and provides quite a bit of data. Surprised to find that the handlebar has pulse readers. The seat is comfortable with a set of handrests and a backrest. The bike as a whole is a good build. The display is kind of chinsy but like I said earlier works fine. The magnetic resistance is easy to adjust and feels like it has a decent range, not to mention smooth and quiet. One shortfall might be for people with long legs. I'm 5'10" and I have the seat all the way to the top and I feel like I could use another notch higher. Overall I'm quite pleased and I've never looked forward to exercising as I do now. It's decent enough that I may just keep this until it breaks, if that's possible, before upgrading to something with a few more bells and whistles. I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025 by Ross Perot
Style: FB150
I got the FB150 and like it. It was very easy to assemble and feels solid. I like the wheels on the bottom of the front stabilizer - makes it easy to roll along my wooden floor when I take it out to use it, and it folds and unfolds effortlessly. It's got a pretty small footprint when folded and I like that a lot. The pedal straps were difficult to put on, but I managed - though I’m petite and don’t have that much strength to begin with. My main issue is the seat; I find it very uncomfortable - it really hurts my butt after a few minutes, and I’m struggling to find a good cushion that fits this particular bike. I’m hoping someone sees this and can recommend one.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by Colleen Hart
Style: FB150
I’m 5ft1 so keep that in mind, I’ve got short legs. I put this bike together in about 20 minutes, and barely glanced at the instructions more than once. I read others used a YouTube tutorial but I didn’t bother. I looked over the diagram afterwards to make sure I didn’t miss anything, and it was perfect. This thing is ridiculously quiet, I’ve owned this same exact model before (just left it for my brother when I moved out of our shared apartment) and this one was, well, the exact same. I put a lot of miles on the old one I had, and it stood the test of time. Hence, deciding to get the same one a second time. The only difference is that now I am pregnant& much heavier than I was before. Before, the seat was perfectly comfortable for very long periods of time. Hours, even. But I could only put 20 minutes on this thing before I really needed to get off and give my behind a rest 🥲 I did the poke test on the cushion& it really is soft& cushy, but it’s my weight that’s hurting my tushy 🤣 I anticipate after a few days of using the bike, I’ll feel more comfortable, and definitely after losing some weight after baby comes soon. I’m still well under the weight limit, but my body is NOT AT ALL used to the weight that’s now added to my frame just in the past few months, so I’m 99% certain that’s the only reason the seat is not comfortable for me. If you’re new to cycling, or you’ve recently added padding to your middle, you might find the same discomfort. But honestly I wouldn’t make that my breaking point. There’s really highly rated cushions on amazon& if you’re looking for a quiet, affordable, small bike, this is going to be the one. Just add a seat cushion to your cart if you think you’ll benefit (~$20 or less) & buy it. Overall, the silence& compactness of the bike are the selling points for me at this price point. It’s gonna get cold soon, plus I’m pregnant like I said so I need low-impact, accessible, safe exercise options. Sometimes I’m up before dawn and want to workout. My NOISY AS HECK treadmill will wake up not only my husband, but everyone in the apartment below us too 😅 BUT… this bike will NOT wake up even someone in the same room, guaranteed. That’s a bit deal for me& will be appreciated once baby is here too. I also set up my adjustable-height desk to go over my handlebars so I can easily work on my laptop. I can thank the small size of the bike for that. I read other reviews that said if you have long legs, then pass on this bike, but I wouldn’t know anything about that. I’ll also say that if you’re shorter than 5ft1, it MIGHT be kinda hard to use. Cuz I’m really feeling like I’m at the lowest comfortable height limit even tho it says 4ft10. Anyway, for $130 it’s really a great option if you’re looking for quiet, compact, ease of assembly, good for shorter/smaller people. I really am glad to have this bike again.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023 by halfsuh halfsuh
Style: FB350
I love this. I'm 70 with knee pains etc and I've owned many high quality bike that does this or that and to be honest not happy with them. I just need basic to keep my body in shape. This thing is perfect and great. Hardly makes a sound. Very smooth pedaling and it has 8 resistances. It has a heart rate in handles. I just love it. I do so far 7 miles a day. I could do more but zi do other machines and I wanna get my legs knees used to it. It doesn't cause me any pain and actually since I started using ut my sciatica has disappeared. I had a knee injury and it hardly hurts at all and I can bend it and walk up and down stairs again and do my walking miles with the pup. Only con which is fine is I have to tip it alittle to get my leg over because center area alittle high for me but it is still doable and I wouldn't trade it. My wife has the ez step bike and I like this one better. For the price it's a great bike b and very easy to put together
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2025 by Marc G