Exercise Bikes – Spin, Upright, Recumbent and Studio Bikes
We stock 20+ exercise bikes across four types: commercial spin bikes for high-intensity indoor cycling, upright and recumbent bikes for lower-impact cardio, studio bikes with interactive screens for home workout classes, and air bikes for full-body conditioning. Most of the range is Matrix Fitness, the commercial brand you'll find in gyms and spin studios, alongside Technogym, Nordictrack, Schwinn and Proform.
Buy new from £219, or save further on used-good, commercial-grade bikes that have already been inspected and serviced. Every exercise bike ships with UK-wide delivery, and assembly is available if you'd rather not build a spin bike yourself.
Commercial Spin Bikes for Serious Indoor Cycling
The Matrix IC3 and ICG IC3 indoor cycles start from £219 to £249, well below their original £1,000+ price as commercial studio equipment, and the Matrix CXC Training Cycle (£499) and Technogym Group Studio Spin Bike (£449) round out the commercial spin bike range. These are built for daily studio turnover, so they're heavier-duty than a typical home spin bike and hold up to regular high-resistance training.
Upright and Recumbent Exercise Bikes
If a spin bike's forward-leaning position isn't what you're after, the Matrix U5X and U1x upright bikes (from £349) and the Matrix R1x recumbent bike (£349) give a more seated, lower-impact ride, better suited to longer steady-state sessions or rehab-focused training. The Proform 225 CSX adds electric resistance for a more home-gym-friendly option.
Studio Bikes with Interactive Training
For guided workouts at home, the Nordictrack S22i Studio Bike is iFit-enabled and the Technogym Bike Group Cycle Connect and Technogym Interactive Upright Bike both come with on-bike screens, so you get studio-style classes without a studio membership.
Air Bikes and Assault-Style Training
The Schwinn AirDyne AD6 and AD2 use dual-action fan resistance, working arms and legs together for interval and CrossFit-style conditioning rather than steady cardio, a different training style from the seated bikes above.
New vs Used Exercise Bikes
Six models are brand new, one is ex-display assembled, and the rest are used-good, commercial-grade bikes that have already seen gym-floor use but were inspected and serviced before listing. That's usually the better value route if you want a commercial spin bike without paying commercial-new prices.
