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GGR Score: 4
Product Highlights
- Priced in the low $1,000s
- Uses air resistance via an adjustable damper
- High-performing PM5 monitor
- Highly adjustable
- Chain-free belt system that decreases need for maintenance
Video Review
In-Depth Review
Concept2 BikeErg Review 2025: The Non-Traditional, But Excellent Air Bike
Author: Cooper Mitchell, GGR Founder
Can a company known for its rowers make a good exercise bike? Our Concept2 BikeErg review will let you know our thoughts.
Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Durable and performs well year after year
- PM5 performance monitor is among the best
- Seat, handlebars, and pedals are interchangeable with standard bicycle parts
- Damper adjusts airflow
- Frame uses a black powder coat
- Self-tensioning polygroove belts that provide a quiet ride
- Extremely light at only 58 lbs
- Adjustable handles and seat
Cons
- Seat cannot adjust forward and back
- Some find the seat uncomfortable
- Height of the seat post has been known to not go low enough for some users
Specs
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Drive System | Belt Drive |
| Product Weight | 58 LB |
| Foot Print | 48″ x 24″ |
| Steel Notes | Welded aluminum frame\, steel feet\, black powder coat frame\, gray anodized posts. |
| Made In USA | No |
Product Summary
After using the Concept 2 BikeErg over the course of two years in a variety of workouts from sprints to long-distance bikes, we highly recommend it to anyone wanting an air bike. Although we like air bikes with arms, we actually prefer the BikeErg and have found it to be great for general fitness as well as simply blowing up the quads. The BikeErg is a Concept 2 product; we think that speaks for itself.
