Upgrade your home gym with the MERACH stationary bike featuring a silent multi-slot belt drive and infinite magnetic resistance. Sync real-time metrics via the Merach & FantomFite apps—or use KINOMAP/Zwift—and enjoy stability on its dual-triangle steel frame, a 300 lb weight capacity, and a convenient tablet mount for on-demand fitness courses.
- Exclusive Bluetooth APP – Track time, distance, calories & BPM on Merach/FantomFite apps; compatible with KINOMAP, Zwift, Google Fit & Apple Health.
- Quiet Belt Drive – Smooth, low-noise multi-slot belt ensures disturbance-free rides, day or night.
- LED Performance Monitor – Electronic display records speed, time, distance & calories in real time for precise progress tracking.
- Stable Frame – Dual-triangle stainless steel construction supports up to 300 lbs and prevents wobble during intense cycling.
- Fully Adjustable Fit – 4-way seat (32.4″–40.6″) and 2-way handlebar (36.1″–39.9″) adjust for riders 4′ 8″–6′ 2″ tall.
- Comfort & Convenience – Advanced shock absorption, double water-bottle holders, and a tablet mount for seamless workout entertainment.
- 12-Month Warranty – Enjoy peace of mind with our full-year coverage and 12-hour support response.
- Infinite Resistance – Smooth, stepless magnetic control (not fixed levels) lets you fine-tune your intensity.
| Brand | MERACH |
| Drive Type | Quiet Multi-Slot Belt |
| Resistance | Stepless Magnetic (Infinite Levels) |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
| Frame | Dual-Triangle Stainless Steel |
| Display | LED: Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, BPM |
| Seat Adjustment | 4-Way (32.4″–40.6″) |
| Handlebar Adjustment | 2-Way (36.1″–39.9″) |
| Tablet Mount | Yes |
| Item Weight | 27 kg |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 40″×22″×45″ |
| Special Features | Bluetooth App, Shock Absorption, Water Bottle Holders |
it would be nice if you could pause the function display, in the event you needed to take a 5-minute break.
I was having an issue at one point and called the manufacturer. They were very helpful.
Hooking up the phone to the screen was also really easy (samsung z flip 6) with the included USB-C cable, and I could use the touchscreen on the bike to navigate the phone interface without any additional setup.
Impressed with quality considering relatively low cost. Easy to assemble since most of it is already together.
Debated on getting the cheaper friction model but very happy with the magnetic resistance. So far it's been very quiet while in use.
Only negative is the seat. Not comfortable. However to be fair it's been years since riding a bike, real or exercise, and I would hope my butt eventually gets used to it.
I did replace the seat (holy discomfort, Batman 😳) and I’m not a fan of the spikey pedals & foot cage, but all in all it’s easy to use, quiet, and doesn’t take up too much space.
• Resistance Levels: It’s challenging to determine the exact resistance level during workouts, making it hard to track progress accurately.
• Seat Comfort: The original seat is extremely uncomfortable. Despite a tag indicating the company would respond within 24 hours to seat discomfort inquiries, my three emails have gone unanswered. I had to replace the seat to continue using the bike comfortably.
• Seat Adjustments: Adjusting the seat height is cumbersome, which is problematic since two people in our household share the bike and need to adjust it multiple times per week.
If you’re considering this bike for multiple users, be prepared for potential challenges with seat adjustments and comfort.
So here is my verdict, Well made silent smooth the only issue that prevents me from giving this a 5 star is the resistance being a little finicky, other than that the app will serve its purpose and it integrates well with KINOMAP.
In my opinion, all other gimmicks are not worth the cost at least for me if you are looking for something to get yourself moving you don't need more than this trust me, all this sub based applications and screens are just to make you long for something you probably didn't know existed, let alone need, and will probably end up not using. this checks all the boxes except one I would have really preferred the variable auto resistance on the higher model but unfortunately they do not ship to the UAE.
I've ridden it several times, around 40 miles or so. It is very quiet as most have stated. However, mine has a slight rubbing sound that comes and goes. It seems dependent on what resistance level is set.
Pros:
*foldability
*position of the resistance bands. They work well and retract very nicely to the frame of the bike when not in use
*resistance knob is very well positioned; very easy to get to beneath the retracted resistance bands
*very stable. I'm 255 lbs. it remains stationary throughout my pedaling at various resistance levels.
*bluetooth works very well with app
Cons: (note of these are not deal breakers, just 'be nice' category)
*acceptable height. I'm just under 6'1" and find I can't get the seat up high enough to get better extension of my legs. It is acceptable and works fine, just not the extension I would like as I get on my ebike.
*display is not backlite and the numbers are not illuminated. it would be nice if either one of these were present, the numbers are well displayed though
*although foldable, I dislike having to screw in and unscrew the knob to fold and unfold the bike. I've had other stationary bikes where you simply pull out the knob adjust as desired and let the knob slip back into place, it being spring loaded. This bike's method is ok once you get used to it; just be nice to simply pull the knob out and let it slide back in once the adjustment is as desired.
*wheels for moving around - it has them, however, you really have to lower the bike quite a bit for them to roll smoothly thus making it harder to move into compact areas when the bike is upright.
*no battery backup - although I haven't confirmed this yet being I just installed the batteries, based on what the manual says, the odometer will reset with a replacement of the 2 batteries to activate the display. A previous stationary bike I had contained a small (CR2032 if I remember correctly) that retained the odometer setting. Thus, every time you replace the batteries, the odometer will revert back to a '0' reading.
Merach app - It installed easily on my android tablet. With bluetooth active on the tablet, the app connected to the bike with no issues. On subsequent uses, it connected with no issues or need to try and reconnect. In the 'free training' mode, all display items worked great except resistance. I contacted Merach. Since the bike sets the resistance manually, this value will not be displayed. If you have one of the bikes where resistance is automatically set, then this value will be displayed. The one value I would have liked displayed in the 'free training' mode is speed which is missing. Not a big deal, just be nice. If you connect the bike to the app, then the physical display will be bypassed. If the app is not used, then the physical display will work normally.
I only tried the online riding courses once. It worked fine. Showed nice display of path in the country. It was fun to use.
I would recommend this bike with no reservations. I only gave it a 4 star rating because of the cons above which again are not deal breakers, just things that I didn't like.