A quiet, belt-driven air bike with an oversized frame that stays planted through all-out standing sprints. The harder members pedal and push, the more the fan pushes back.
Oversized tubing and frame construction keep the bike stable when members get out of the saddle.
A single Kevlar belt drive cuts noise and maintenance compared with chain-driven bikes.
A 3-axis, infinitely adjustable seat, plus a top grip with 17% more handle motion for taller riders.
A paddle-wheel fan with an air diffuser slows the airflow aimed at the rider while still cooling.
Hardened alloy steel axles and arm bearings 22% larger than standard.
No grease needed, fewer fan surfaces to wipe, and a removable bottom panel for service.
A large, easy-to-read display tracks the metrics members use for intervals and conditioning.
| Resistance | Air (fan) |
|---|---|
| Drive | Single Kevlar belt |
| Fan | Paddle wheel with air diffuser |
| Seat | 3-axis, infinitely adjustable |
| Handles | Forward, stacked handles; reversed-bowed arms |
| Axles | Hardened alloy steel |
| Console metrics | Time, RPM, watts, heart rate, calories, speed, distance |
| Programs | Quick start, interval training, target time and distance |
| Dimensions | 54.5" × 24.8" × 52.8" (L × W × H) |
| Weight | 132 lb |
| Max user weight | 350 lb |
| Maintenance | No grease required; removable bottom panel |
Specifications from Torque Fitness product information. Specifications are subject to change; confirm with your dealer before ordering.
About 54.5" long by 24.8" wide, plus room to get on and off.
None needed. The rider powers the bike.
The belt drive is designed to run quieter than other air bikes.
About 132 lb. Plan the delivery path and install location.
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