Perfect for your home gym and fitness facility
A group cycling bike is a different machine from a home exercise bike — heavier flywheel, a more planted frame, and a resistance system built to be adjusted standing up, mid-workout, without stopping. It is the bike a studio floor, a gym or an apartment fitness room asks for, and it is also the bike home riders who train hard tend to end up on.
We stock indoor cycles from brands like BodyCraft and Echelon. The machines below are the models currently in the range; if the one you want is not in stock, tell us which and we will tell you the current lead time.
Flywheel resistance turns a full hour of cycling into serious calorie burn with almost no impact on knees, hips or ankles — the reason indoor cycling suits both hard training and longer, easier sessions.
A heavy, quiet flywheel keeps its momentum so the pedal stroke stays smooth at both ends of the room. That steady feel is what makes a whole class move together instead of fighting their own bikes.
Seat height, seat fore-aft, handlebar height and reach all move, so one bike fits a 5 ft rider and a 6 ft rider without either of them compromising on position — which matters when the bike is shared all day.
These bikes are built for repeated commercial use: a frame that does not rock under a standing climb, a drive system that stays quiet, and parts that are actually replaceable. That is a different standard from a lightweight home bike, and it is the standard a facility should buy to.


































































Our range of group cycling and indoor cycle equipment is designed to meet the needs of every fitness enthusiast, from home riders to facility fitness floors running scheduled classes.
Ready to elevate your fitness journey or enhance your gym’s equipment? Contact us today to learn more about our group cycling equipment and special offers. Our team is here to provide you with personalized recommendations and support every step of the way.
Flywheel weight is the single biggest reason a group cycling bike feels the way it does. Heavier means smoother momentum at low resistance and a more stable pedal stroke when you are standing for a climb. Ask us for the exact weight on the model you are looking at — we will give you the number rather than a description.
By a dial or lever on the bike, reachable while seated or standing. That is the practical difference from a home bike — you change resistance mid-workout without stopping, which is what a class depends on.
Yes, and most buyers who end up on one do. You get a heavier, quieter, more stable bike than a lightweight home cycle. The trade-off is weight and footprint: these machines are heavy and long, so tell us your floor space before you commit.
Some of the models in the range offer Bluetooth and console tracking, others are deliberately plain. Tell us whether you need ride metrics, app connectivity or instructor-linked screens and we will point you at the right bike rather than selling you features you will not use.
Longer and heavier than a typical home bike — allow for the bike plus space to get on and off both sides. Send us your room dimensions and we will check it fits before you buy, including whether it clears the ceiling when you stand.
The drive is self-powered, but consoles and displays that track rides generally need either batteries or a wall outlet. Ask about the specific model — it is a two-minute answer and it decides where the bike can go in the room.
Yes — that is the point of the category. Frame stability under standing climbs, a drive that stays quiet under load, and replaceable wear parts are the standards we buy to for studios, gyms, hotels, schools and apartment fitness rooms.
Yes, and that is where the conversation changes — flooring, layout, spare parts and a maintenance schedule matter as much as the bike itself. Tell us the space and the class size and we will plan the floor with you.
Our own technicians. Indoor cycles need periodic adjustment of the drive and resistance, and pads and cables are replaceable wear items. We service all manufacturers, makes and models, so the bike keeps running long after the warranty ends.
Tell us which one and we will give you the current lead time and the next-best in-stock alternative. Out-of-stock models stay on the page with an out-of-stock badge rather than disappearing, so you can see what the range covers.
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