DQGM Motorized Pedal Exercise Machine

This exerciser is very easy to use and doesn’t take up much space. I bought this for myself to build more strength on my legs since I standing too much at the restaurant. My kids like it too, but of course I have to watch them while they are using it.

Good machine,I had to return I had bought it for my son he is quadriplegic but I was hoping I could get his feet situated in the boots ,but he has such bad spasms the machine would flip over ..

feet are coming off the boots. not a safe product

My elderly mother is bed bound and Medicare won’t cover physical therapy. We ordered this for some therapy we do with, ourselves. This has not only helped her movement abilities but she is thinking more clearly, too!! Great for circulation and deep breathing.

Bought for my dad who is hemiplegic. The stationary bike is very lightweight and has no grip on the floor. Seems to have a very low quality build. When turned on, it moves around very easily, potentially injuring someone who is trying to recover from paralysis. I tried to resolve it, by moving it near a wall. However, he was using the leg support attachments that came with it and it would hit the wall because the attachment is too long compared the base of length of the equipment. I tried to put some weights under it to stop it from sliding, but the clearance for the height is less than 2 inches, causing the pedal to scrape the weights. Also, the power cord is very short, limiting where you can place the equipment. Would not recommend at all.

My husband is a c5 quadriplegic. We bought this pedal bike to hopefully exercise his legs and provide some range of motion for him since he is paralyzed and unable to move his legs unassisted. The machine has a motor and can turn the pedals with adjustable speed using the remote. Unfortunately due to gravity and the weight of my husbands legs, the motor was not strong enough to lift his leg up and turn the pedals. This may work better for someone that at least has movement at the hips and can help lift the thigh up so the motor can turn and pedal the lower legs. It just wouldn't work at all for my paralyzed husband so we returned it. The machine itself is built very well and is sturdy. It worked fine for me and our adult daughter but we could have used a much cheaper version without the self turning motor since we have full use of our legs. I bought this machine after reading a review that it was good for a paralyzed person but as it turned out- that is not the case. Maybe if they were very thin or if they had some way to lift the upper legs. But not for my paralyzed and well fed husband. I gave it three stars because it is a nice machine and seems well made. It just did not accomplish the task we needed it to do.

As a paralyzed individual, this is fairly user-friendly from the wheelchair level. The leg cuffs are what sold me on this device. Since I don’t have mobility in my legs, standard bikes are quite cumbersome to use, and the cuffs make it so much easier to keep my legs in position. The one thing about the leg cuffs is that they are made of a somewhat flimsy foam material, so we’ll have to wait and see how well it stands the test of time. Using socks or barefoot would be the advised way to decrease wear & tear. There’s probably not enough room to fit your shoes/sandals anyway. The manual indicates you can get on the floor and cycle, but so far I’m sticking with using it in the seated position. The product assembly wasn’t terrible, pretty straightforward. I also like that the display doubles as the removable remote, and that the pedals have preprogrammed settings available for use.

Really help strengthen my legs All I need is 10min a day and legs starting to feel strong again.

Bought this product for a 23 years old special needs girl. Unfortunately the braces are not adjustable and one of this girls legs are shorter. And the screws on the back of the braces should have screw caps so furniture wouldn't be damaged.