ProForm  110R Exercise Bike

This machine's digital screen broke one week after the 90 day waranty! The screen dies and resistance won't work, terrible machine and wasted money buying it, I would never recommend it to anyone! I found more than one comment with the same problem as mine, so I know it has happened to multiple people! Do not waste your money on a exercise machine that will break shortly after your 90 day waranty period!!!! TERRIBLE MACHINE!!!

In the one year I have owned it, I have had to change the batteries numerous times, order parts, and now the belt it broken. When I called customer service it was shameful how I was treated. Absolutely never buy this substandard product. Worst experience ever

I shopped around and price compared this Proform 110R Exercise Bike. Hands Down this is a good bargain. This bike took my husband about a little over an hour to unpack, and assemble. It is a bike that can be moved to another room also if needed. On the plus side, it is QUIET, has a heart rate monitor on the handles, adjustable seat, and has many workouts that are programed, in the console to work out to. It also has a 90 day parts/labor warranty with it. The bike console runs on 4 D batteries (not included), you can purchase an adapter if you wish, if your concerned about using batteries. I have recently used the bike and the console has basic buttons, which is great if your not looking for anything complicated. Love it!! I do recommend this Proform 110R Exercise Bike :)

This bike worked-initially. It really chewed through the batteries though as it woudl not turn off. This lasted just past the 90 day warranty- at which point it will no longer turn on. Support offered a replacement console- for only 184.99. Add in the shipping and that is more than i paid for the bike, er, I mean paperweight! Very dissapointed in this product and their support. Stay away.

PRO's: Price, smooth, quiet. CON's; Don't try to use batteries. They don't last very long. Get the adapter at Sears. and be sure to get the recommended one. Heart rate monitor is useless. No light for the instrument indicators. The upright, Item # 2, leans to the left 3 degrees and the Carriage Rail is offset to the left approximately 2 degrees. Seat adjustment is somewhat difficult. Still I would recommend it, probably can't beat it for the price.

I had an old elliptical recumbent bike from proform which I absolutely loved, but because of age it finally bit the dust. After looking unsuccessfully for another bike like my old one this was as close as I could get. Even though, it isn't as good as my old bike it comes in a close second. The only draw back was putting it together which took some time due to the holes not lining up exactly and I had to remove the seat which was already attached to be able to see the holes. They should just leave the seat off and let it be attached as you are putting the rest together. All in all, I think it is a great bike for the price.

Batteries needed replacing after two uses Ordered electric adapter $20 plus shipping Resistance quit working--called Company and they wanted to charge $62.00 for wiring harness from control panel to resistance motor. After talking with his supervisor, she sold it to me for $26.00. They both assured me the wiring harness was what I needed. Wiring harness didn't fix resistance problem. Replacement resistance motor costs $110.00 plus shipping. That is almost the price of a new one. Sears has them on sale for $199. I will continue to use it as is, no resistance. This is a joke product.

It took almost 5 hrs for me to put it together with a lot of aggrevasion and cursing. I will say, it's very smooth, comfortable and sturdy. The heart rate monitor did not work on the handlebar and the console is very hard to see since it's not lit up. But if all you want is to get on the bike and exercise, it's worth it.

Worst bike you could own. I bought mine in April 2012 and the most expensive part (resistance mechanism) went out and they couldn't do anything. The part costs more then the bike. Worst part of all of this is I have 20 hours at most on this bike.

Unfortunately only after 97 days and les than 100 miles, I need to have three major parts replaced, one of which is on back order for at least 4 weeks! Sears has been absolutely no help in getting this bike replaced saying it is ProForm's issue not theirs. Anyhow, I do have the extended warranty on it or it would have cost me $698 to get it fixed. Don't buy it.