Bike Workstands
ikkle Adjustable Bike Trainer Fitness Desk, Portable Workstation Standing Desk for Indoor Cycling and Bike Trainer
$98.79
- DURABLE MATERIAL: A sturdy metal frame and MDF large panel make this cycling trainer desk extremely durable. Considering the stability issue, we use 6 non-slip and floor protection pads instead of wheels, it will not tip over towards the front if you put pressure on the table.
- STABLE METAL FRAME: We use 2 support rods to connect the base and leg and another 2 connect the panel and leg, which enhance the capacity and stability. and it can hold up to 150 lbs.
- ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT: This indoor bike desk stand has 5 heights: 80/90/100/110/120CM.Suitable for cycling, treadmill, or as a standing desk in office and craft table.
- MULTI-PURPOSE: This cycling desk is not only suitable for bike exercise but also suited for treadmill, it also can be used as a standing desk for your office, craft table, or kids Lego table.
- GREAT GIFT: This bike trainer fitness desk is convenient for those who always do physical exercise, it will be a wonderful gift for your friends and families on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas.
erica –
Works perfect for my walking pad/treadmill! Perfect height, & it’s not ugly or bulky! It is a bit wobbly though, so I wouldn’t trust putting any weight of my own on it other than my laptop and water, but it does the job!
erica –
Jennifer B –
It’s exactly what I was looking for. Something not bulky that would fit over my walking pad. Value for my money was great. Pretty easy to assemble. It’s not the most sturdy, but I won’t be leaning on it so it’s perfect for holding my computer while I’m on the treadmill. The height is perfect for me. I have it extended as far as it goes. I’m 5’6”. If I had to guess, I would say the treadmill is about 4 to 5 inches off the ground. ALSO: There are some that say the top is ANGLED. It is IF YOU DON’T assemble it right. I didn’t at first, then realized this just couldn’t be how it’s supposed to be. I switched/reversed the “legs” that attach to the table top piece, and viola! The top is flat :).
Jennifer B –
Cindy Campbell –
I found it a little difficult to assemble. I really do like it. It meets the needs that I have. I would recommend It to others.
Cindy Campbell –
PM –
Part K (the towel bar) was not in the box.
One hole was drilled too large so I had to go buy a bigger bolt from the local hardware store.
It’s a bit on the wobbly side and there are two areas where the paint didn’t adhere to the metal.
If I hadn’t been so impatient to begin using it with my stationary bike set-up, I would have returned it. I discovered that there is a reason that the official bike desks cost three times as much.
PM –
D. G. –
This desk was the perfect find for my trainer station. It’s got three adjustable heights and the middle height sits right above the drop bars enough for me to utilize while getting my cardio in on the bike. Note- I wish I could’ve been able to mount the towel rack on either side of the desk, but still only a minor inconvenience while initially figuring out the setup/space of where my smart trainer and bike would go. That being said, not sure this would be a good fit for a stationary bike. I’d measure the height of your equipment, first. But the price and sturdiness of this desk is well worth the money for me. I’m very happy with my purchase.
D. G. –
Jennifer B –
This is so frustrating. I put the entire desk together and realized it is at an angle. I’m not sure if just mine is defective or if this is how it is supposed to be (this is NOT what the picture shows). I can’t use this because my computer can’t sit on it. Pointless. So disappointed. It’s a good looking desk but absolutely not functional. Really wondering if I just got one that was randomly made improperly….the photos do not show any angle whatsoever.
Jennifer B –
Florida Nana –
Great budget option for it’s intended use at a fraction of the price of the Kickr stand. Height is perfect, easy to put together*, light and easy to move around as needed.
*Folks saying it’s angled assembled it wrong (left leg on right side and viceversa); changes the pitch of the tabletop.
Florida Nana –
Sara Wilson –
This is a very sturdy workstation. Directions are clear and easy to follow. A parts list and pictures shows each part. In the diagrams each screw and part are labeled. There is one caution note that part “E” and “F” cannot be exchanged. These are the two legs left and right under the tabletop. Each screw is labeled on the diagram and position is shown. Takes about 3 hours to assemble including checking to see that all parts are included. There is a tiny wrench and an Allen wrench included. Screws must be carefully inserted or they will be stripped and rendered unusable. One problem I encountered was the fitting of the brackets below the legs and tabletop. The left side bracket did not fit in the location due to the screw hole on the leg was not in required position. This is the bracket that supports the tabletop to the leg and is required to be a support to the top and in my case important for my stability if I should grab it for support. The brackets are very heavy metal. I “re-engineered” the left bracket using a vise and a 2.5 pound hammer and pounded it into position required to fit the screw hole. At the base of each assembly step, a picture of the required screws and number needed in that step are shown. All pieces are clearly labeled. This workstation does fit around my treadmill and is adjustable in height to be raised or lowered as needed. There is a pencil tray and a cup holder and a towel holder. Tabletop is finished in a dark wood grain pattern. I would recommend this workstation for standing desk, over treadmill or cycling workouts. Good sturdy parts. Directions easy to follow but be sure to read carefully.
Sara Wilson –