Exercise Bikes

For home riders, athletes, and studio owners—this collection breaks down every exercise bike type to match your training goals. Compare upright, recumbent, indoor, air, and smart bikes by the specs that actually change your ride: resistance feel, adjustability, drive system, and console tech. Whether you’re chasing comfort, performance, or connected training, you’ll find models built for real results—backed by expert support and fast, free shipping.

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Exercise Bikes: How to Choose

At My Fitness Outlet, we stock exercise bikes for every training style—upright and recumbent bikes for comfort, indoor cycles for high-cadence intervals, air bikes for brutal full-body conditioning, and smart bikes for app-driven workouts. We’re an authorized dealer for 50+ premium brands, we price-match, and we ship fast & free—backed by real experts if you want help sizing or spec’ing your setup.

To pick the right bike, focus on the specs that actually change your experience: Type (upright/recumbent/indoor/air/smart) sets posture and muscle engagement; Resistance system (friction, magnetic/eddy current, air) dictates noise, feel, and maintenance; Flywheel/drive influences smoothness and servicing (belt = quieter/low-maintenance; chain = classic feel); Adjustability (4-way seat/handlebar or quick levers) determines fit; Console & programs range from simple metric readouts to rich built-in workouts or full smart-training ecosystems; and footprint tells you what fits the room. Use the table below to compare our top picks across these decisive specs.

Compare Top Exercise Bikes Models

Decisive specs that actually change your experience.
Model Best For Type Resistance Type Flywheel/Drive Adjustability Console/Programs Footprint (L×W) Price (+ availability)
Body-Solid Endurance ESB250 Studio-style spin at home Indoor Cycle Friction (leather pad) 44 lb flywheel 4-way seat/handlebar (micro) 47″ × 20″ $1,385 — 23 in stock
Body-Solid Endurance B4UB Upright comfort + guidance Upright — (24 levels) 2-way seat; ergo bars LED; 11 programs 46.7″ × 22.4″ $1,500 — 20 in stock
Body-Solid Endurance B4RB Low-impact, back support Recumbent — (24 levels) EZ walkthrough; mesh back LCD; 12+ programs 64″ × 26″ $1,735 — low stock (6 left)
Muscle D Commercial Upright Heavy use & self-powered gyms Upright Self-generating Quick seat height lever Touch screen; hill/HR/interval 46″ × 26″ $4,439 — 26 in stock; ships 5–10 days
Muscle D Light Commercial Recumbent Comfort with simple programs Recumbent — (adjustable levels) EZ-slide seat; mesh back Dual-color LCD; 12 hill 52″ × 25″ $1,995 — 15 in stock; ships 5–10 days
STEPR Bionic Bike XL HIIT & powerful air-bike work Air (dual-action) Adaptive VPR™ air Belt drive; air turbine Ratchet seat; dual grips Backlit console (metrics) 56.3″ × 29.9″ $2,500 — 12 in stock; ships 3–5 days
XMARK CAT 3 Hurricane Value air bike for HIIT Air (dual-action) Fan (wind) resistance Chain + belt; 25″ fan 11-pos height; 5-pos fore/aft LCD; intervals/metrics 48″ × 26″ $899 — 17 in stock; ships 3–5 days
Garmin Tacx NEO Bike Plus Smart training & apps Smart Bike Electromagnetic (smart) Virtual flywheel Multi-fit; 5 crank lengths 4.5″ display; app-ready 54.7″ × 29.5″ $3,999 — 22 in stock; ships 1–3 days

Buying tip: Choose resistance first (magnetic/air/friction) to match noise and maintenance, then confirm adjustability for a proper fit; consoles and programs are the “nice-to-have” layer once the ride feel is right.

Exercise Bikes FAQs

Which exercise bike type should I choose for home use?

Indoor cycles suit high-intensity intervals, upright bikes balance comfort and compact size, recumbents prioritize back support, air bikes deliver full-body HIIT, and smart bikes pair with apps for structured training.

How noisy are different resistance systems?

Air bikes are the loudest (fan), friction-pad cycles are moderate, and magnetic/electromagnetic systems are the quietest for apartments or late-night rides.

Do these bikes need power?

Some uprights/recumbents plug into a standard 120V outlet; self-generating cardio and air bikes typically power their consoles without a wall outlet; smart bikes require power for resistance and electronics.

What space do I need around the bike?

Most bikes fit in roughly 48–56″ long by 22–30″ wide footprints; allow extra clearance (about 12–24″) for mounting and airflow—especially for air bikes.

What maintenance should I expect?

Friction pads wear and may need replacement; chains may require occasional lubrication; belt-drive and magnetic systems are lowest maintenance overall.

How long will shipping take?

Most models on our site ship within 1–10 business days depending on brand and inventory; check the product page for live lead-time notes.

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Last updated: November 3, 2025.