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Product Highlights
- 24-inch curved HD touchscreen
- Monitor pivots 180-degrees
- Dual-ring rear flywheel design
- 15 LED lights to indicate workout metrics
- Dual speakers
- 32 magnetic e-drive levels
- Bluetooth resistance controls
- Dual water bottle holders
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Immersive experience
- 32 levels of resistance
- Dual-sided, SPD-compatible pedals
- Large, interactive HD touchscreen
- Multiple position handlebars
- Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity
- 1.8 GHz processing speed is fast
Cons
- Required paid membership required for use
- Disappointing warranty
- Uncomfortable seat
Specs
| Max User Weight | 300lbs |
|---|---|
| Features | Bluetooth resistance controller\, dual speakers\, immersive classes via Echelon\, 15 LED colors indicating workout metrics\, dual bottle holders\, and an e-shock\, low-impact support system |
| Resistance | 32 e-drive magnetic levels |
| Pedals | Dual-sided SPD-compatible pedals |
| Product Dimensions | 59″ L x 23″ W x 65″ H |
| Flywheel | Dual-ring\, rear |
| Resistance Type | Digital Magnetic Resistance |
| Dimensions | 59 “ L x 23” W x 65” H |
| Display | Rotating 24” HD touchscreen |
| Monitor | 24” HD curved touchscreen\, swivels 180 degrees |
Product Summary
If you’re looking for a fully immersive riding experience on a high-quality bike, the Echelon EX-8s is a solid choice. It is costly and does require a membership, so keep that in mind when making your purchase.
