Exercise Bikes

Bikes divide by what they are for. An air bike is a conditioning tool — resistance rises with effort, so it punishes hard intervals and suits functional floors and circuit classes. A magnetic bike gives a set, repeatable resistance, which is what a rehabilitation or general cardio floor wants. A studio bike is built around a class: flywheel feel, quick adjustment, and a frame that survives being set up by a different rider every hour.

Class use is the harder duty by a distance. A bike on a studio floor is ridden hard, adjusted constantly and cleaned daily, and the frames here are chosen for that rather than for a home gym's duty cycle.

Tell us the class format and we will tell you which of the three you actually want.