This review is to highlight the difference in this Marcy upright vs many of the other Marcy bikes available. I had an older Marcy bike that was lost in a fire (ordered from amazon) and when i went to the original product page, i was directed to the "newer model available" option. So i ordered it but it was NOT a newer model of my old Marcy upright. It was significantly different and poorer in quality.I searched around more and found this Marcy upright instead. What i like about it (and what's different from most of the other Marcy uprights currently available): the handlebars ARE adjustable. i repeat, the handlebars ARE adjustable. I don't think they're supposed to be but it's easy enough to flip them around so they can point up or down and the bars themselves can be set at any level. I currently have mine tightened just enough to hold them in place but loose enough that i can ratchet them up or down if i want to. I like to change postures as i pedal and adjustable handlebars allows me to do that.The other main difference from the "newer model available" Marcy to this Marcy is that this Marcy has long base/floor bars in front and back. The newer model one, and several others, have either two short bars or one long and one short bar. I am 130 lbs and i didn't feel stable on the one with a short bar in front and a long bar in back. This Marcy upright has long bars front and back and I don't rock from side to side as I pedal!Could the seat be better? yes. my old one was awful but i just used one or two blankets as padding. I'm sure this one will be the same.It's a basic bike. there's not many frills but it does what i want at a good price, the handlebars DO adjust and the bike is stable compared to other Marcy models.Please note: the bike i received matches the stock picture except that the white area shown in the picture is light grey on my actual bike.