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The Yesoul is a belt-driven indoor cycling bike with silent magnetic resistance, a 100-level manual resistance knob and a tablet mount for the Yesoul Fitness app. Its steel frame is rated to 350 lbs and the footprint is about 4 by 2 feet, so it fits small rooms. It suits riders who want app-led classes and quiet operation without paying for a screen-equipped bike. Against rivals like the Peloton Bike and Echelon, it lacks a built-in display and needs your own tablet and a separately sold heart rate armband, but it costs far less and runs quietly.
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Owners generally call the Yesoul a solid, quiet budget spin bike that tracks cadence and distance well through the app. Common complaints center on the manual resistance and the extra cost of the armband and app.
This exercise bike is for indoor cycling at home. It has a carbon steel frame with a 350 lb weight capacity and a magnetic resistance system that runs quietly. Resistance is set with a knob and offers up to 100 levels. Pressing the knob stops the flywheel immediately.
A 10-inch mount holds a tablet. The bike connects by Bluetooth to the Yesoul Fitness app, which has fitness classes. With a heart rate monitor, it tracks distance, time, calories burned, speed, heart rate, odometer and cadence. The heart rate armband is sold separately.
The seat and handlebar are adjustable and the seat is padded. The pedals are SPD clip pedals. The bike fits riders from 5' to 6.1' tall. It has a bottle holder and transport wheels. Its footprint is 4' x 2'. It arrives 70% pre-assembled with a tool pack, and assembly takes about 30 minutes.
