Why a belt drive
A belt drive needs less maintenance and runs quieter than a chain. The steel fan pushes back harder the faster you go, so the bike works for any fitness level.
Bike · Rogue Fitness
A belt-driven steel-fan air bike for conditioning, with moving handles, an adjustable seat and a Bluetooth/ANT+ console.
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Single bike
29½″ W × 55″ D × 52¼″ H · 123 lb
4.0
out of 5
A tough belt-driven air bike for brutal intervals, with moving arms and a Bluetooth/ANT+ console. Heavy and loud, as fan bikes are.
Rated from the brand's published specs, prices and store policies. We haven't used this one in person. Reviewed Nov 6, 2026. How we rate
Build quality
4.5
Steel fan with a belt drive and 123 lb of machine. A 330 lb user limit.
Workout features
3.5
Moving arms for full-body work, an adjustable seat and a Bluetooth/ANT+ LCD console.
Room fit
3.5
Base 44.5" x 23.75", but 55" long overall and 123 lb.
Value
4.0
$1,227 on sale (regular $1,295) with free shipping and customs covered.
Buying in CanadaAutomatic
4.5
Worked out from the store's data. Best way to buy: Rogue Canada, stock not shown, free shipping, no customs fees.
Hard conditioning and full-body intervals.
You want quiet steady cardio, or need to move it often (123 lb).
A belt drive needs less maintenance and runs quieter than a chain. The steel fan pushes back harder the faster you go, so the bike works for any fitness level.
The base is 44.5" x 23.75", but with the seat all the way back it measures 55" long and 52.25" tall to the handles. At 123 lb, it's sturdy but not something you'll carry upstairs often.
From the brand's own product page.
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