- 30-Day iFIT Family Membership Included; on-demand workouts on your equipment with Global Workouts & Studio Classes; Add up to 5 users; Elite trainers adjust your equipment (39 Dollar value)
- UPGRADED 22” Rotating HD Touchscreen Display streams on-demand iFIT workouts; IMPROVED HD graphics processor; Adjustable display allows for 360-degree screen rotation
- ENHANCED Automatic Trainer Control; NEW quieter incline motor; -10% to 20% incline; 24 resistance levels; iFIT Trainers auto-adjust your resistance and incline for a hands-free workout at home. Tilting display.
- NEW Bluetooth Headphone Connectivity; Pair your own Bluetooth headphones to your bike for high-quality in-ear audio; FASTER WIFI Connectivity; (2) 3 Lb. dumbbells for cross-training on your bike
- 350-pound user weight capacity; Protected with a 10-year frame warranty, 2-year parts warranty, and 1-year labor warranty; 59” H x 22” W x 60” L
7 reviews for Nordictrack Commercial Studio Cycle
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rsjonesco –
I bought this bike right before COVID hit and started riding it. We couldn’t have had a better choice right before the gyms shutdown then I got hurt working in our backyard, so I had to stay off of it for about 3 plus months. I decided to wait until I got back onto the bike to measure then and now before writing a review. Here are some things to consider:
1). It is pretty easy to assemble if you can read and have a minimal mechanical ability.
2). My wife is only 5’2″ and it really sucks for her because basically you need to be about 5’5″ in our opinion to get to use it. Her legs are just not long enough and regardless of how much you adjust the bike it won’t work for her, so she quit using it.
3). The programing is pretty good, but the interface could be better and I hate that I have to log into it every time that I want to use it. However, the trainers are really good and the video workouts are excellent.
4). It doesn’t power on and off, so I have to use my power strip to turn it off when I’m finished with it. That’s a bit of a hassle and something to think about not unless you want it setting there drawing power when you are not using it. I’m no enviro wack job, but I don’t like to waste electricity.
5). The seat started to sink in the back regardless of how many times I tightened the mounting system, so I had to create a wooden brace that I put between the back of the seat and the support bar. It works great, but it really shouldn’t sink like that and I am not a heavy person.
6). The seat is really uncomfortable, so I just bought a replacement seat and for the price you would think these guys could put a really nice seat on it.
7). It doesn’t take up a lot of room, so I love that and it’s incredibly easy to move around once assembled. It’s very sturdy, except for the seat attachment and I doubt that it will every wear out.
8). I like once you pay the fee and join the club so to speak that you get access to all types of workouts not just bike ones. It’s a full fledge video archive of everything that you would want to workout on your body.
9). The website is very easy to use and Nordic does not SPAM you to death. Really, they leave you alone even during my recovery with none of those dumb emails saying they miss me.
10). The WIFI component is very good.
11). The bike is very good at automatically doing the tilt and resistance, so you are not messing around with knobs during your workouts unlike other bikes.
12). You can see what others are doing and compete with them if you chose to do so or do your own thing.
That’s the ins and out as I see them after using it for three months then getting hurt then coming back three months later. It is a better buy than its competitors. Nordic Trac also stands behind their equipment, but I doubt there is much they can do about their not so good seat design. One last thing I did buy the maintenance plan from Amazon because if that screen goes out then you will be paying as much to fix it as as the bike cost. It’s worth the few bucks to protect it even though it is a bumper to bumper plan.
Dale Brown –
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.
Honest Canuck –
My goodness, the hassle thing has given us is unbearable. After less than a month and a half of use, the machine is unusable.
March 31st – Machine breaks. Replacement controller sent.
April 18th – part arrived. STILL not working. Replacement receptacle and power adapter sent.
April 22nd – parts arrived. STILL NOT WORKING. Replacement cables sent
April 22nd – iFit membership refunded (this took forever to get them to agree to)
April 29th – parts arrived, one ON BACKORDER. At this point the “self repair” option is just a joke. I am not in any way qualified to do internal electrical part swapping or adjustments. I was told to call the Canadian number and they then told me I was misled and should NOT have been told to try to install the previous parts on my own. They agreed to send a qualified technician to install these cables..once the fourth one arrives. When that will happen, I have no idea.
Nordictrack says “Because you bought the machine from AMAZON you would need to speak with them about a refund. We are more then happy to continue with parts and service!”
Amazon says “Since the return window for the item is expired, we are unable to take any action. Please contact the manufacturer again and infirm them the same”
So, you see how everyone just passes the buck? This sucker is a lemon.
Avoid at all costs.
Amazon Customer –
Item is good but unless you live in the US. You get the run around if it breaks
Gman –
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!
Honest Canuck –
Just got it from amazon the price was good around $1636 with Tax and Delivery So far it is good very solid made and after five rides not any problems would definitely recommend it you can get it for a good price. Should make winter riding a lot more fun
Fernando Ocampo Carapia –
Excelente. más que una bici fija, es un simulador.