There are currently 3 series of cycle bike. The main differences between them are resistance system, max weight capacity, flywheel weight and adjustment ability.

System: The friction system uses a brake felt pad to increase the resistance while the magnetic one uses a set of magnetron. The brake pad needs to contact the flywheel to increase the resistance, which causes noise during riding. The magnetic one is the non-contact system.

Quietness: Since the magnetic resistance is non-contact, it makes the riding experience exceptionally quiet. In contrast, there will be a slight noise when using the friction system.

Maintanance: Magnetic system bikes require no maintenance, while the brake pads will wear out and need to be replaced regularly. However, the replacement parts are relatively inexpensive.

Maximum Resistance: Generally, brake pad systems can provide higher maximum resistance, making them suitable for those who enjoy challenging themselves.

Smoother Ride: A heavier flywheel provides a smoother pedaling experience, making the resistance feel more consistent and reducing pedal bounce.

Closer to Outdoor Cycling: A heavier flywheel can simulate the feeling of outdoor cycling, especially when climbing, by providing a more realistic resistance experience.

Increased Workout Effectiveness: Because a heavier flywheel requires more effort from the rider, it can help improve muscle strength and endurance.

'2-way' means that it can be moved up and down(vertical adjustment).

'4-way' not only includes vertical adjustment but also can provide horizontal adjustment(forward/backforward). This provides a more customizable fit for the rider, allowing for greater comfort and ergonomic positioning.

All of our bikes do not require a power source to operate. You can workout everywhere you like.

Only the monitor needs the batteries.