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If you've never heard of the Yosuda, it's probably because the company only makes exercise bikes. This is a super quiet, belt-driven bike that won't drown out the TV while you're getting in your afternoon workout.

Prized for its heavy-duty steel frame and 35-lb flywheel, the Yosuda bike gives a smoother and quieter ride than most, has a full padded seat, and a 270 lbs weight capacity. Adjust resistance to your exact needs and enjoy the ride.

The Schwinn IC4 is a great bike, and a great value. It comes with a free year of JRNY membership, which delivers daily workouts adapted to your fitness level and expands with your your progress. The bike comes with 100 magnetic resistance levels, insuring an ideal starting point. Notably, it also includes a cadence sensor and heart rate monitor that can pair with the digital apps from Peloton and Zwift.

The larger flywheel on this bike makes it a favorite among at-home fans of Spinning. Add cage pedals and an LCD monitor, and this exercise bike seems way more expensive than it actually is. Reviewers rave about how quiet and sturdy it is.

Built to last, this Merach bike has a 350-pound weight limit but it manages to remain quiet thanks to its magnetic drive system. The seat and handlebars adjust to your exact fit. As for the workout itself, the bike gives you 16 levels of resistance, and its LCD monitor tracks speed, distance, time, and calories burned. Plus, there's room to hold your devices, keeping you motivated.

Striking just the right balance between value and versatility, the Lanos folding exercise bike is great for those looking for a high-quality exercise bike that won’t break the bank. Thanks to its adjustable design, it can be used as both an upright and recumbent bike, which eliminates the need to purchase extra equipment. It also folds to save space when it’s not in use and runs quietly.

The bike that needs no introduction, it's no exaggeration to say that the original Peloton changed the industry. It may be pricey, but with its immersive cycling experiences taught by highly qualified trainers, you get what you pay for. The bike itself is sleek, compact, and super quiet. You'll still get the feel of being in the studio, thanks to the 22-inch HD touchscreen monitor, live classes, and real-time leaderboard.

Pooboo's Indoor Cycling Bike will bring the endorphin-boosting experience from a fitness studios into your living room or home gym. The bike features a comfortable seat, foot pedal cages, a large digital display, and pin-drop quiet wheels. Its most notable features are the 35-lb flywheel and its magnetic resistance system that you adjust with a twist of a knob, letting you fine-tune your workout.

This no-frills bike might not have all the bells and whistles of other models, but it'll get the job done and not break the bank. Use it with your favorite app or on its own for an endorphins boost and a great sweat sesh.

If you're looking for an affordable, minimalist bike, this could be the one for you. It features a screen to track your progress, a 48-pound stationary flywheel, and an ergonomic resistance bar for more comfortable rotation.

Another solid Yosuda favorite, this one sports a 40-lb flywheel and has a weight capacity of 350 pounds. Like all Yosuda bikes, this one comes with a killer 45-day full refund guarantee and 1-year free parts replacement warranty.

This affordable option has nearly everything you need in an exercise bike. With 32 resistance levels, an adjustable device holder, upgraded handlebars, a smaller flywheel, and Bluetooth, the ride is only made better by the Echelon Fit app. Access live classes, on-demand classes, and off-bike exercises like Yoga and stretching.

This durable stationary bike boasts features such as a padded contoured seat, easily adjustable handlebars, built-in tech that tracks your progress (distance, calories burned, heart rate), and offers 13 preset exercise programs. You can also toggle between 16 magnetic resistance levels by simply pushing a button on the computer's console.

This fully customizable bike doesn't come with all the bells and whistles of the more expensive models, but it's effective and will save you money. It offers a tablet holder, a smooth and silent ride, and magnetic resistance.

Everyone is raving about this option from Joroto. It's no-frills, holds up to 280 pounds, has adjustable resistance, and you can get a smooth, studio-quality ride at less than half the cost of a Peloton.

The LCD monitor on the Cyclace bike allows you to track your time, speed, distance, calories burned and odometer while you are cycling. You can also stream your favorite classes thanks to the integrated phone/tablet holder that accommodates most devices. As far as the bike itself, it offers a comfortable seat cushion and various resistance levels that allows you to really build up a sweat.

Another worthy option from Peloton is the Bike+, which includes a bunch of cool features like a larger screen that can be flipped entirely around, so you can do floor workouts. The bike itself has the same small footprint and quiet motor as the original Peloton, but it has been upgraded with full-range speakers, a resistance knob that can re-adjust itself if you don't want to do it manually, Bluetooth 5.0, an improved camera, and Apple Gym Kit integration.