Commercial Exercise Bikes for Sale
Bikes are the most versatile category on the cardio floor — from step-through recumbents for seniors and rehab, to upright bikes for general fitness, to indoor cycles for group classes and air bikes for HIIT. Every bike here is a commercial-grade unit built for continuous daily use.
The core choices are riding position (recumbent, upright or cycle), resistance type (magnetic eddy-current, belt/friction or air) and console. Self-powered bikes work anywhere without an outlet; plug-in models support touchscreen consoles with entertainment.
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More About Exercise Bikes
Recumbent bikes are the safe default for facilities serving a broad population: the wide seat and back support make them comfortable for long sessions and easy for anyone to mount. Upright bikes take less floor space and engage the core more. Indoor cycles (spin bikes) are built for standing sprints and class formats with heavy flywheels and race-style geometry. Air bikes add arm levers and unlimited resistance — the harder you go, the harder they push back.
Ergometers form a specialty group used in clinical and performance settings: upper body ergometers (UBEs) for arm cranking, total body ergometers that combine arm and leg drive, and cycle ergometers with calibrated wattage for fitness testing. Remanufactured bikes receive new pedals, straps, seats and grips as needed, and every drive and console is tested before shipping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recumbent or upright bike — which is better?
Recumbents are more comfortable, easier to get on and better for back or balance issues. Uprights are more compact and closer to outdoor cycling. Many facilities buy both.
What is a self-powered bike?
A bike whose console is powered by a generator in the flywheel. It needs no outlet, so it can be placed anywhere on the floor.
How much do commercial bikes weigh and how much space do they need?
Most commercial bikes weigh 130–200 lb and occupy roughly 55–65 inches by 25–30 inches. Recumbents are the longest; indoor cycles are the most compact.