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Exercise Bikes

Connected spin bikes, air bikes, recumbents and smart trainers for indoor cycling at home. 7 reviews

Exercise Bikes, ranked by score
#	Product	Price	Key spec
01	Concept2 BikeErgBest for data-minded cyclists and rowers who train by numbers, not by class	$1,100	Resistance Air flywheel with adjustable damper
02	Rogue Echo Bike V3.0Best for hard interval training in a garage or spare room	$945	Drive Belt-driven steel fan blade
03	Schwinn IC4Best for riders who want to use their own tablet and apps	$899	Resistance 100 magnetic levels, manual knob
04	Peloton Cross Training BikeBest for class-driven riders who want Peloton without the Bike+ premium	$1,695	Screen 21.5 inch Full HD touchscreen, 360 degree swivel
05	Peloton Cross Training Bike+Best for riders who also want strength and mobility classes on one machine	$2,695	Screen 23.8 inch Full HD touchscreen with 360 degree swivel
06	Keiser M3iBest for serious riders who want a durable, quiet bike and bring their own apps	$2,985	Resistance Magnetic, manual lever, shown as a gear on the console
07	BowFlex VeloCore 22Best for riders who want a connected bike that is a bit more fun, at a sale price	$2,199 list ($999 on sale when checked)	Screen 22 inch HD touchscreen

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A woman riding a Peloton bike with the touchscreen angled toward her against a grey studio background

Exercise Bikes

Peloton Cross Training Bike+ Review: Is $1,000 Extra Worth It?

The Bike+ is the best-riding connected bike we know of, and its swivel screen, auto-resistance and rep-counting camera do make off-bike strength classes easier to follow. It is also $1,000 more than the Bike, needs a $49.99 monthly membership, and reviewers report screen wobble and early creaks at this price. Buy it if you will use rides, strength and mobility every week. A cyclist who only rides should buy the Bike.

$2,695

Schwinn IC4 indoor cycling bike with a grey frame, red accents, a device holder and a front-mounted flywheel on a white background

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Schwinn IC4 Review: The Bike for Riders Who Bring Their Own Screen

The IC4 is the best-value spin-style bike for someone who already owns a tablet and wants to pick their own apps. It rides smoothly, fits a wide range of riders and costs no subscription to use. The cost is manual resistance, so apps cannot change the load for you. If you want that, spend more or look elsewhere.

$899

A rider pedals a black and red VeloCore bike with a 22 inch screen in a bright living room

Exercise Bikes

Exercise Bikes

Newest exercise bikes reviews

Peloton Cross Training Bike+ Review: Is $1,000 Extra Worth It?

Schwinn IC4 Review: The Bike for Riders Who Bring Their Own Screen

BowFlex VeloCore 22 Review: Does the Lean Mode Earn $2,199?

Keiser M3i Review: A $2,985 Studio Bike for Riders Who Bring Their Own Apps

Rogue Echo Bike V3.0 Review: The Air Bike That Hurts Properly

Peloton Cross Training Bike Review: Do You Need the Bike+?