The box was huge but it wasn't too difficult to move because I was able to slide it on the floor.
Everything was packaged nicely, and nothing was damaged.
I took all of the pieces out and then unwrapped them. That took a long time because they were wrapped in plastic, cardboard, and taped up tightly.
The photos above and below show all of the parts, unwrapped. There were so many I couldn't fit them into one photo.
I was thrilled to discover they sent all of the tools needed, along with batteries for the computer. The instructions were clear and easy to understand.
It took me almost 2 hours to unpack everything and put it together to the stage show in the photo above. I had to ask my Dad to help after that point because I needed him to hold the seat while i connected the wires. After he did that, he finished the rest of the bike by himself while I read the instructions. He didn't need the instructions and just knew where things should go by looking at them.
Dad putting my exercise bike together |
Dad putting the pedals on my exercise bike |
The finished bike looks great, is comfy, and feels great to ride. I only tried it for 10 minutes because it was 11 PM after I finished cleaning up, and I have to get up early to take Benji to the vet.
I'm looking forward to going for a nice virtual ride tomorrow.
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