In Use
Belt drive is what makes an indoor bike quiet enough to use at six in the morning without a conversation about it afterwards. Turn the brake knob to change how hard the ride is, adjust the seat and bars to your height, and let the display track the session. Soft cushioning on the seat is the specification that decides whether you ride for forty minutes or twenty.
Key Features
Belt drive transmission
A belt runs quieter and smoother than a chain, which is the difference between training early and waiting.
Adjustable resistance
A brake knob sets the load, so warm-up, work and cool-down all happen on the same bike without stopping.
Seven-metric LED display
Scan, time, speed, distance, calories, total distance and heart rate, so you can see both the session and the accumulation.
Seat and handlebar height adjustment
Both contact points move, which means the fit is yours and more than one person in the house can use it.
Cushioned seat
A soft, wide cushion is what makes a long ride possible.
300 lb load rating
Rated for real users, on a frame that stays planted when you get out of the saddle.
Why We Stock It
Most home cardio fails on noise and fit. A belt-driven bike with both contact points adjustable solves both, and it does it without a screen subscription or a power supply. Set it up once, ride it for years.
Specifications
| Specification |
Detail |
| Transmission |
Belt drive |
| Braking system |
Wool felt brake, adjustable |
| Display |
LED — scan, time, speed, distance, calories, total distance, heart rate |
| Adjustment |
Handlebar height, seat height |
| Seat |
Soft cushion |
| Pedals |
Plastic |
| Load capacity |
300 lb |
| Assembled size |
80 × 54 × 110 cm |
| Package dimensions |
79 × 17 × 70 cm |
| Gross / net weight |
21 kg / 19 kg |
Built for better.
