Fit Bike offers fitness professionals a tool to enhance client engagement and motivation through advanced technology and immersive, game-driven workouts.

The Aviron Fit Bike isn’t a typical stationary bike. It’s part of Aviron’s strategy to redefine at-home fitness by incorporating gaming into the workout process. Unlike standard exercise bikes, the Fit Bike allows users to participate in multiplayer games, live races and guided scenic rides—all designed to keep them motivated and entertained.

“The Aviron Fit Bike is about more than just adding another piece of equipment to your home gym,” says Andy Hoang, CEO and Founder of Aviron. “We’re transforming the way people approach their workouts by making them fun and engaging. This is fitness that you’ll actually look forward to.”

What’s New?

One of the standout features of the Aviron Fit Bike is its advanced electromagnetic resistance system, which offers 160 levels of resistance. The bike’s freewheel design mimics the feel of outdoor cycling, so users will have a more authentic riding experience. This design allows for more realistic and varied training sessions, which can enhance a client’s workout experience by simulating real-world cycling conditions. There’s also a 22-inch HD screen with front-facing speakers and a camera.

The Fit Bike also prioritizes comfort, with a four-way adjustable seat, six-way adjustable handlebars, and a reinforced steel frame that supports up to 350 pounds. This makes it an inclusive option for fitness professionals working with diverse client bases.

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The launch of the Aviron Fit Bike comes at a time when the home fitness market is more crowded than ever. According to the Global Home Fitness Equipment Market Outlook, the global home fitness equipment market is projected to achieve a substantial multimillion-dollar valuation by 2032, demonstrating an unexpected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) throughout the forecast period of 2024-2032, when compared to data from 2018 to 2023.

The Aviron Fit Bike is straightforward to set up, with a 20-minute assembly time, and comes with a 10-year frame warranty. It has a compact design that fits well in smaller spaces. Additional accessories, such as a resistance control remote, a more comfortable seat, a mat, dumbbells, and clip-in pedals, are available to customize the bike for different user preferences.

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