Exercise bikes are the lowest-impact way to build cardio into a home gym, and the entry price spans a huge range. We are not recommending a specific model here right now: the two bikes we previously listed could not be confirmed as on sale in North America, so this page explains what to check instead of naming a pick.
Both models we previously covered here could not be confirmed as on sale in North America during our November 2026 verification: one is discontinued and the other's brand site now redirects elsewhere. Rather than substitute an unverified product, we have left this page without a pick. Their review pages remain online and carry the status notice.
The buying guide below still applies to the category.
Budget bikes can be a great entry point for light-to-moderate use. Expect lighter flywheels, simpler consoles, and shorter warranties — fine for steady cardio, less ideal for daily hard training.
Yes. Both listed models are self-contained: no monthly fee required. App connectivity, where offered, is optional.
Most upright and cycling bikes fit in roughly a 4-by-2-foot footprint. Add clearance for mounting/dismounting and, for spin-style bikes, room to stand and pedal.
See the full category page for every model we list and how they compare.