It’s compact: the bike has a footprint of 3ft 4in by 1ft 8in so doesn’t take over your home.The bike is also fully integrated, connecting to your smart devices via Bluetooth to monitor your speed, cadence, calories burned, heart rate and more. There are 32 levels of resistance, providing a challenging workout for all levels of riders.Scenic rides offer you the chance to explore different terrains – from the French countryside to the streets of Singapore.You have access to kickboxing, yoga, stretching, Pilates, HIIT, strength training classes and more and Zumba as well as warm-up and cool-down sessions The on-demand classes mean you tap into a class whenever you want.Not keen on shedding out so much in one fell swoop? You can pay for the Echelon EX-3 bike in 24 monthly instalments of £31.21.

Read on for everything else you need to know about the Echelon bike, including how it compares to Peloton.

If you're someone who prefers to go without a wrist-based fitness tracker, having the metrics on screen can be a great alternative.įor me, having a screen of such a big size is the one thing that could've made my experience with the EX-3 bike better - you have to connect your Echelon app to a Smart TV otherwise, and this won't show you your stats like an in-built touchscreen does - you'd have to check your app or fitness watch throughout your ride. Once all synced up you can track a whole host of stats to monitor your progress.

The live daily classes and on-demand bank of over 3500 on and off-bike workouts mean you can create at own home fitness studio rather than schlep across town to the gym.īrimming with clever tech, you simply connect the app to your bike to get it going.

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