Best folding exercise bikes

In its favour

• Folds in seconds and rolls away on built-in transport wheels.
• Fourteen magnetic levels and a 135 kg user limit.
• An extra-wide padded seat and pulse sensors on the grips.

Good to know

• No rider height range is stated in the listing.
• A folding frame is less solid than the fixed spin bikes in this guide.

In its favour

• A stated rider range of 132 to 185 cm, which suits shorter riders well.
• Sixteen magnetic levels and an LCD that shows heart rate, time, distance and calories.
• Four modes from one folding frame, with a tablet holder and a bottle holder behind the seat.

Good to know

• The 136 kg limit is lower than the BARWING and YOSUDA bikes in this guide.
• The listing does not describe how the recumbent mode or backrest is set up.

In its favour

• The bullets and spec table state a 172 kg limit on a reinforced steel frame.
• A large seat cushion and a choice of upright or recumbent riding.
• Folds to save storage space and rolls on built-in wheels.

Good to know

• The title gives 150 kg, which conflicts with the 172 kg in the specs.
• A folding frame is lighter than the fixed bikes in this guide.

In its favour

• Rated for 350 lb (about 159 kg), high for a folding bike.
• The maker says the seat support was reinforced in 2026 for durability.
• Fits riders from 4 ft 11 to 6 ft 6 and links to Kinomap and Zwift.

Good to know

• At 18.1 kg it is the lightest bike here, so it may feel less planted.
• A 6.6 lb (about 3 kg) flywheel is light for hard efforts.

In its favour

• A breathable mesh backrest on a bike that folds for storage.
• Fourteen magnetic levels give fine steps from a gentle start.
• The SunnyFit app is free and the LCD shows pulse from grip sensors.

Good to know

• You still mount it like an upright bike, which is harder than a step-through recumbent.
• No seat height or rider height range is given in the listing.

In its favour

• Three frame positions from upright to recumbent, with a padded backrest.
• Eight seat height settings and two seat angles on a 16-level magnetic system.
• The smallest stated footprint here at 71 x 49 x 103 cm, with transport wheels.

Good to know

• The listing gives no usable max user weight, which matters on a folding frame.
• No app support is stated, only an LCD with pulse and a tablet holder.

In its favour

• A flat-fold design that the listing says stores easily out of the way.
• Built-in resistance bands and a choice of upright or sit-back riding.
• The maker states a 136 kg (21 st 6 lb) user limit and a weight of 18 kg.

Good to know

• Only eight magnetic levels, the fewest in this guide.
• The app tracks heart rate only if you add your own Bluetooth monitor.