Gold's Gym Whirlwind 390

I have had this bike for two full months. There have been no problems. I ride every day with an occasional day off. I ride for 30 minutes and travel 4.50 miles. I have ridden for over 29 hours and the bike has performed well. I would recommend checking the nuts and bolts occasionally because they will loosen up a bit. Other than that , I'm very happy with the bike and my wife has stared to use it also. I might question the calories burned feature because it seems off a bit (too low). I would buy this bike again and that's the best review that I can offer.

Great exercise bike for the money. Here are my pros and cons for this exercise bike. pros: easy to assemble, comfortable height adjustable seat, sturdy assembly, able to disconnect arm exercise bar from peddle to be able to peddle without arm bars getting in the way, large display readouts for calories, time, heart rate, distance traveled, readout display come on automatically at start of workout, cons: heavy, not easy to move around (previous owned bike had wheels at front to roll around, this lack wheels), arm exercise bars are a little close together for a wide short person to use comfortably, no vent for direct blowing/cooling, calories burned readout is inaccurate, readout display require 4 D cell battery, display readout is not back light lit, heart rate readout is very hard to figure out, Even with all the cons, the bike gives a very good workout for the price I payed.

I assembled products like this before and had little trouble putting it together only the handle bars gave me a problem at first.

I like the way that I can work my upper body as well as having a low-impact workout for my lower body. The fan keeps me cool, too.

We ordered & received a Gold's Gym Whirlwind 390 exercise bike through Walmart.com. The bike was received with instructions including the user's manual for a Pro-Form XP Whirlwind 280, which appears to be the same as the Gold's Gym 390. However, the information in the package thanked us for buying from Sears, and the warranty information is for a Sears exercise bike. I don't understand why the material in the package is all from Sears, not Walmart. The tools included were not heavy duty enough for assembly of the bike. Fortunately I had my own tools to complete the job. The fan part of the bike that came allready assembled makes a rather loud clicking noise when you use the bike. If I had purchased this product at a store instead of on-line, I would have returned it.