A reimagined air bike for high-traffic facilities. Air resistance rises as members pedal, push and pull harder, and a quick-pull seat makes rider changes fast between rounds.
A quick-pull lever sets seat height instantly, perfect for classes and circuits.
Rotating foot pegs let members isolate the upper body.
A belt drive that Matrix says runs significantly quieter than chain-drive bikes and needs little upkeep.
Ergonomic handlebars with multiple grip positions for riders of different sizes.
A heavy-duty steel frame, plus a shroud that protects the drive from sweat, dust and moisture.
A transport handle and wheels, rear levelers, and stabilizer plates that prevent scratches.
A backlit LCD tracks key metrics, with integrated storage to hold a phone or tablet for training apps.
| Resistance | Air |
|---|---|
| Drive | Belt |
| Seat | Sculpted seat with quick-pull height lever |
| Foot pegs | Rotating, for upper-body isolation |
| Handlebars | Multiple grip positions |
| Console | Backlit LCD: watts, RPM, heart rate, calories, time, distance |
| Frame | Heavy-duty reinforced steel; drive shroud |
| Extras | Transport handle and wheels, rear levelers |
| Dimensions | About 58" × 29" × 58" (148 × 73 × 148 cm)* |
| Weight | About 164 lb (74.2 kg)* |
| Max user weight | 350 lb (158.8 kg) |
| Power | Self-powered |
Specifications from Matrix Fitness product information. *Dimensions and weight are converted from metric dealer specifications; confirm with your dealer before planning a layout.
About 58" long by 29" wide, plus room to get on and off.
None needed. The bike and console are self-powered.
A transport handle and wheels make it easy to roll between training areas.
About 164 lb. Plan the delivery path and install location.
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