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GGR Score: 3.8
Product Highlights
- 32 levels of digital resistance
- Hybrid pedals
- Device holder turns 180 degrees
- Ventilated bicycle seat
In-Depth Review
Echelon Connect EX-5 Bike Review (2026): Good Things Come in Small (And Affordable) Packages
Author: Ben ConroyLooking to spice up your cardio with interactive programming? Our Echelon Connect EX-5 Bike review details just that. Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Costs around $850
- 32 levels of digital resistance
- Available in three colors (black, red, and white)
- Device holder turns 180 degrees
- Ventilated bicycle seat
Cons
- No built-in monitor
- Flywheel is only 28 pounds
- 12-month warranty only applies to parts and labor
Specs
| Pedals | Hybrid: SPD Compatible Clips/Adjustable Toe Cage |
|---|---|
| User weight limit | 300 lbs |
| Footprint | 58″ x 20″ x 55″ |
| Resistance | 32 digital levels |
Product Summary
A high-quality exercise bike with plenty of tech features, though it lacks a built-in monitor.
