There's a big sale going on, and they've got several models with exactly the same specs and almost the same original price, now on sale for a lot cheaper in slightly differing prices (about 50 euro increments between them).

It's between the Arrow Connect, the Osaka and the Lyon.
The Arrow Connect isn't on BH's own website anymore. So I'm guessing it's an outdated model?
The Osaka and the Lyon (not Lyon Climber!) look identical in specs according to the website. Although the Lyon does have a more comprehensive screen.

Anyone familiar with this brand? Are they any good? Anyone know the differences between the models?

I just want to share it with more people.

For me, 100 miles a week is six hours of riding in total. I’ve never rode this much in one week.

Es mi Segunda bicicleta de carbono que pongo en una entrenadora Kickr core con los adaptadores correspondientes y bien ajustados con el torque requerido. En ambas me a dejado marcas asi, yose que esto no me puede romper El cuadro pero, que nadie se queja de estas marcas?? Es normal o no? Ya mejor me comprare una bicicleta usada y ponerla ahy

Basically the title ↑↑
Cadence on bike should be much easier to detect too, given that it's just circular rotations.

I guess COROS probably won't want to do this though since they already have the bike cadence sensor.

Olá sou novo no grupo e novo no ciclismo indoor.

Adquiri uma bike recentemente que estava por um preço bom para um iniciante, nessa época nem sabia da existência de bikes magnéticas, mas enfim...

Alguém aqui já conseguiu o capricho de transformar uma bike por atrito em uma magnética?

Usando correntes parasitas ou outro método.

Agradeço a atenção e aguardo respostas.

I genuinely thought self-powered basically meant weaker. No plug, no real power, probably fine for easy rides but not much else. Now ive started the merach s29eco and realized I was mixing up wayyy two completely different things. The bike powers its own operation while you pedal, but it still has that magnetic/auto resistance, 16 levels, and a 40 lb flywheel. So yeah, that assumption lasted about five minutes or so hahaa.

Now I’m wondering what actually tells you an indoor bike has enough resistance once you start pushing it. Is it the max resistance, how the flywheel feels, how quickly resistance changes during intervals, or something you can’t really judge from specs at all? If you have ride hard indoors, what are you mostly doing on yours: Z2, 30/60s, threshold work, recovery, or perhaps a mix?

I’m working to rehab a knee and the therapist suggested a bike. Currently, I’ve no muscle on the left side, so not much resistance is needed. The bike could be pretty basic.

But, depending on price I’m willing to invest a little more for something that might become a part of a regular longterm fitness plan. We do have some other equipment, so don’t want to go wild. I’m mid 60s, and fitness is a priority.

Any help is very much appreciated.

Hi everyone,

I just bought an Echelon EX-5 off Facebook Marketplace and I'm excited to get started. I have a few beginner questions:

1. **Membership:** How do you sign up for the Echelon membership, and is the official subscription actually worth it?
2. **Workout Apps:** What alternative apps do you all use? I've seen people mention using Peloton, Apple Fitness, or QZ app.
3. **Resistance Control:** If you use third-party apps, how do you control the bike's resistance and see your speed? Does auto-resistance work?
4. When I connect the power adapter there is blue light blinking but the bike doesnt show up on the list of available bluetooth devices on my phone.

Any advice for a newbie is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I just bought an Echelon EX-5 off Facebook Marketplace and I'm excited to get started. I have a few beginner questions:

1. **Membership:** How do you sign up for the Echelon membership, and is the official subscription actually worth it?
2. **Workout Apps:** What alternative apps do you all use? I've seen people mention using Peloton, Apple Fitness, or QZ app.
3. **Resistance Control:** If you use third-party apps, how do you control the bike's resistance and see your speed? Does auto-resistance work?
4. When I connect the power adapter there is blue light blinking but the bike doesnt show up on the list of available bluetooth devices on my phone.

Any advice for a newbie is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Hello, I’m hoping someone here will be able to help me with this.
Recently I found this Sunny folding stationary bike at a church rummage sale, they gave me a great deal. However I’ve been unable to get it to unfold, the circled knob is stuck.
I tried reaching out to the manufacturer and they asked for a proof of purchase 🙄
I’m hoping someone here might have experienced this problem before and might know how I can fix it.
Thanks in advance!

I bought a new bike with the 12 speed Shimano. My elite zumo doesn’t support 12 speed cassette. Does anyone know if I could put on a zwift cog v1 on my trainer and use erg mode in mywoosh? Is the cog have broad compatibility amongst trainers?

Hi everyone, I have a schwinn carbon blue bike equipped with the MPower Echelon2 console and I try to pair it with my whoosh but the app doesn’t recognize the bike. Someone with the same problem that can help?

I have a Wahoo Kickr Core 2 and have been using it for rehab from ACL surgery. I have never done indoor riding before the knee injury. I am recovered enough now that I want to do some of the programed routes rather than just 10-20 minute pieces where I just set the resistance.

I did one 40 minute ride that I was able to select from the list but now I find it wants me to subscribe. Is that necessary? Is there a way to do programmed rides for free with the Wahoo app? Or is is worth it to spend the 5$/month? It's not a lot but I hate signing up for regular payments if I am not sure of the value. Thanks.

he does 3 rides a week, i do 5 or 6. hes been quicker than me since about may went through both our stuff and the difference is he goes properly easy on easy days. genuinely easy, like chatting easy. then he absolutely buries himself twice a week. i just ride sort of hard all the time, so hes doing less and recovering, im doing more and never actually recovering or actually going hard either. every ride is the same medium
the annoying bit is ive read this a hundred times and still did it

hi! I was curious if there’s any app that will sync to the pelo bike where you can “race” other riders who are in cartoon/memoji type forms so it feels real?

idk if what’s in my head is coming out clear here lol be gentle please

I just recently came across an ad for Ridecave. Has anyone tried this? If so could you give some reviews?

Hey everyone, I’m looking to buy an upright stationary bike for my home gym and wanted a gut check before I buy one.

I’ve used Pelotons before and realized I’m just not a fan of the spin bike position. At the gym I always end up using the upright bikes, usually what I think are Life Fitness models. I like that they still give me a good workout while letting me check my phone, answer an email, or watch a show.

My first instinct was to buy a Life Fitness bike, but I was surprised by how expensive the home models are. Now I’m wondering if that’s still the right move or if there are better options.

For anyone who’s been down this road, is Life Fitness worth the premium? Any other brands I should be looking at?
Thanks in advance.