Best Peleton Alternative | Xebex Fitness Air Cycle Review

Air Cycle is nothing like your SPIN BIKE. This bike feels, hits, and works 100% different from a traditional spin bike. Come check out the difference.

NET WEIGHT 127 LBS (57.6 KG)
ASSEMBLED DIMENSIONS 50” x 21” x 48” (125x52x120 cm)
WARRANTY 5 year frame, 2 year parts/console
MADE IN TAIWAN Patent Pending

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Xebex Fitness Air Cycle Review | Not Your Mom's Spin Bike

Increase your power and strength training by adjusting our AirPlus (magnetic) resistance on top of just the air resistance found on other air cycles. On the right-hand side of the flywheel, the rider can pull the AirPlus knob and adjust between 1-8 magnetic AirPlus levels to further increase the resistance. Using just air, the rider can mimic about 0-15 degrees of incline. Add the magnetic AirPlus resistance and the rider can increase their resistance by 4x as high.
The air-based flywheel puts the rider in control of intensity at all times. The damper allows the rider to adjust the amount of airflow to the on the left-hand side of flywheel during his or her ride, which can increase or decrease the intensity. Rider can easily keep track of the resistance level the damper is set on, with our brightly-lit display.
CONSOLE Bright-display multi-colored HIIT console displays air resistance level, AirPlus magnetic resistance level, Time, Distance, Calories, RPM, Watts, Speed, Pulse at all times. Color-coded Progress Circle, Watts Output, and Heart Rate Zone. Compatible with 5khz chest belts

CONNECTIVITY Smart Connect (Bluetooth and Ant+), optional Peloton app compatible sensor

With the Xebex Air Cycle, the rider experiences a freewheel design — when you stop pedaling, the flywheel continues to turn even though your feet are stopped. This forces the rider to use all the muscles in their legs to move the flywheel around, just like a real road bike. This feature also provides gym operators and trainers a much safer training experience. A typical ‘spinning’ bike has a fixed-gear attachment to the flywheel. This means the pedals are directly connected to the flywheel and while the rider's initial effort gets the wheel moving, the momentum of the flywheel helps the rider by propelling their feet around with the flywheel. This reduces the effectiveness of training and can present a safety concern as well.

Flywheel, Damper, and Power Setting
Increase your power and strength training by adjusting AirPlus (magnetic) resistance on top of just the air resistance found on other air cycles. On the right-hand side of the flywheel, the rider can pull the AirPlus knob and adjust between 1 to 8 magnetic AirPlus levels. Using just air, the rider can mimic about 0-15 degrees of incline, while adjusting the AirPlus settings increases resistance by four times as high. The air-based flywheel puts the rider in control of intensity at all times. A 10-setting damper allows the rider to adjust the amount of airflow during his or her ride, to increase or decrease the intensity. Riders can easily keep track of the resistance level the damper is set on with the cycle’s brightly-lit display.

[CalFitness]

Another great review from our pal up north NF247.

[joecowan]

Always fun and informative, looks l like a great option for an air bike.

[murdog]

Looks like a good bike if you are in the market for one. I like the new look of your gym. It looks like you moved to the garage from the basement. Is that what you have done? Thanks for the review.

[Bro-siah]

Good review. Great outfit. Well done.👌

[GetRxd]

Really appreciate your reviews, as always! The dress is a fantastic look too 😂

[cutiebeautie]

Great info!!! Thank you!!!
The "Mom" outfit? No. 😔
🤣🤣🤣

[Garage_gym]

Nice review. That looks quite robust. Broke the mould from coop just backing C2 100% of the time. Even when he doesn’t, he does 😅

[TheGhu]

I bought the xebec in 2021 when concept2 had a back order. Love this bike. Personally I like it over the concept2. The only problem is that it's much heavier than the Concept 2 so I just leave it out.

[squealer]

How adjustable is the seat front to back? That's my one gripe of the C2 Bike-erg, which only adjusts about an inch, and needs an allen wrench. Seems most others have a pop-pin / rail system for about 6 inches, which I'd prefer.
Note - the C2 bike (and row-erg) did add a tablet / device holder a couple years ago, but otherwise nada.

[SimplicityForGood]

but why would one choose it over an Air Bike or a Curved Air treadmill?" for whom of those three types of cardio machines would you say each is best for?

[jamestonbellajo]

Are you keeping this? How’s the rotation going to look with your Echo Bike?

[flaviocosta]

bad bike, bad ergonomy too quad dominant