NordicTrack Commercial Studio Cycle

Picked up on warehouse deals - acceptable rating. Missing a bit of hardware (screws) and weights (not relevant for me) and one bit of plastic trim broken (not an issue) but otherwise mint. Purchased for less than a 3rd of the price or just a 3rd of the price after taxes. A steal. Bearing that in mind, do I think this is worth a 3rd of the price or the full price. Yes in both cases. I have a sister company spin bike I picked up which has similar elevation functionality for a similar price and will retain both. The ifit is worthwhile, fully immersive and a lot of fun to distract you from thinking you are home. I'm not a studio cycle guy but prefer the outside rides. The picture quality is amazing and the fully interactive aspects of the rides are a lot of fun. Overall, a great warehouse deal and a great bike even at full price.

Excelente. más que una bici fija, es un simulador.

I did a lot of research and chose the Nordic Trac as I wanted the realistic experience of doing a road bike ride. I decided to order thru Amazon given the friendly return policy (vs. directly from Nordic Trac where you have to pay $$). I opted for the $20 delivery indoors to the room, which was worth it as its quite heavy/bulky. The setup is straight forward- there is a video on the NT website to follow. All of the screw holes line up, but I did have a problem getting 1 screw to seat correctly to screw in- took me about an hour to resolve this. But other than that assembly was pretty straightforward. The bike is as advertised. Takes a little bit to find the right seat/handlebar adjustments but once you do its great. I opted for the 15 inch screen which is plenty large for my needs. The automatic resistance/incline changes has worked great. The fan is also quite useful- I have the bike in my basement right next to a window I can open, however once I get going I turn the fan on low and it helps. The bike does not have a power switch, so I ordered a surge protector outlet where I can just press a button to turn the machine on. My only complaint - on the roads when you are going downhill you coast to catch your breath - on this bike you have to keep pedaling albeit its much easier when going downhill. As for iFIT, its pretty good. I do a combination of instructor led road bike rides, along with google map rides that either they have created or I create myself. The instructor rides are true videos with narration, where they will tell you the target cadence you should be shooting for. This is quite helpful when they are doing intervals in the workout. I like the length of the workouts also - most are around 30-40 minutes, with some being longer. If I have an hour planned i'll do 1 instructor ride followed by 1 google maps ride. The google maps rides adjust incline according to the terrain, however its not always lined up perfectly with the image. Every 3 seconds or so you get a new image- a lot of them were taken pointing backwards from a car which is a little annoying as you are on the other side of the road. In addition occasionally you will get a random picture of something crazy inserted in for 1 of the shots. They do have interesting rides- i'm just finishing a 10 ride set of colleges in the US which is interesting. They also have mountain bike instructor rides (which I've done and like for variety), and separately have spin classes which I have not tried yet. Overall though I give iFIT a thumbs up. You can map out your schedule ahead of time on the computer (choosing the rides you want to do), and once you finish the ride it moves it into the 'complete' zone and records your stats. Overall i'm quite pleased with this purchase - its not cheap but I've used it more than I expected in my first month. Note I did also purchase the Amazon warranty for 3 years - I figure that for something with so many moving parts/electronics it would be worth doing this. This also comes with annual maintenance. The way I look at it i'm not going to the gym anymore as i'll just do this, so after 2 years it will pay for itself. The only thing I dread is one day moving this thing out of the house- it is quite heavy! But overall I highly recommend this!

We've had the bike for more than three months now and are still happy with our purchase. The bike arrived on the date promised, about two weeks after we placed the order. The delivery time was a bit oddly stated for a 12-hour range which changed to a different 12-hour range on the day before the estimated delivery date, but we planned to be home. They called with a 3-hour delivery window and delivered it at the earliest time in that window. I mention all of this because several people in the Facebook group have complained about delivery and I want to note that our delivery worked out fine. The bike is great. We assembled it in a couple of hours, and afterward only had a few minimal adjustments to make. The seat tilted and needed readjustment and tightening, and we wanted clipless pedals, which we purchased separately and installed a couple of weeks later. We placed the bike in a room on the second floor and unpacking the bike in our garage and carrying up the parts was much more manageable than trying to take the intact box up a staircase with a 90-degree turn midway! You'll see other reviewers talk about how hard the seat is. I was prepared for this and started with the short rides almost every day for a couple of weeks. After that adjustment period, I never thought about replacing the seat with a more cushioned option. With two of us riding, I wanted minimal changes between riders, and my husband didn't expect to need a different seat. I do lower the seat and move it a bit forward from his settings, but it's a quick change. The markings on the bike allow for accurate seat height and depth adjustments between riders. I agree with other reviewers that it's odd to need to turn the switch off AND unplug after each ride, but it's a habit now. In about the time it takes me to change my shoes, iFit is booted up and ready to go. I think the automatic incline and resistance adjustments are excellent features. The instructors changing the settings during rides and studio sessions adds a lot of variety and challenges, and the incline adds a much more realistic “hill” than simply increasing resistance. When I’ve chosen a ride that's above my abilities, I can easily decrease the settings and stay in the session. I thought I'd want to do more studio and live sessions, but I've tried one of each and returned to road training. I like seeing different environments and find they distract me from watching the clock. My husband has been doing mostly studio sessions and has really enjoyed the variety even within a 4-week program by the same instructor. Setting up iFit for two users was easy, but I was disappointed that iFit doesn't provide a video tour of features. I spent a lot of time trying to find rides and understand the features. It's easy to use now that I understand the layout, but this could be more user friendly. My favorite discovery is the search function in iFit, from the browse screen. I can filter to a narrow list so that I don't spend so much time scanning through the many rides. I also mapped a ride on Google maps for the neighborhood where I grew up, which was fun. I've done a few non-bike classes using the bike monitor rotated to the side. It's easy to move to a good position, and there is a great variety of classes available. In summary, we really are enjoying our NordicTrack Studio s22i bike, and it has been wonderful having this at home during the pandemic when our gym was closed!

Très impressionné par la qualité de fabrication, douceur de roulement et que dire des programmes qui font en sorte que le vélo s’ajuste en résistance et en inclinaison de façon automatisé. WOW très motivant un incontournable à avoir dans sa salle de gym. Je recommande à tous un sans faute! De plus surprise !!! Abonnement IFIT 1 an gratuit !! Le meilleur achat effectué jusqu’à maintenant!!