PLENY’s folding exercise bike packs five functions into one compact frame. It works as a stationary bike, but also includes resistance bands for upper body work and a padded back support that keeps your posture in check during longer rides. The 330-pound weight capacity is notably high for a folding model, and the 6.6-pound flywheel provides enough momentum for steady, quiet pedaling.

The bike folds down to roughly half its size, which matters if you’re storing it in a closet or sliding it under a desk. Assembly takes about 20 minutes with the included tools. The battery-powered display tracks time, distance, speed, and calories, though it’s basic—no Bluetooth or app connectivity here. The seat cushion is firm but supportive, and the adjustable resistance knob gives you eight levels to work through.

The trade-off is stability. At higher resistance settings, the frame can feel a bit light, especially if you’re over 200 pounds. It’s best suited for moderate cardio sessions and light upper body work, not sprint intervals or heavy resistance training. For the price and footprint, it’s a practical option for apartment dwellers or anyone who needs a bike that disappears when not in use.