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Talk to a spin bike specialist| Flywheel Weight | 10 kg |
| Drive System | Belt drive |
| Resistance | Adjustable manual resistance |
| Max User Weight | 100 kg |
| Warranty | 12 months |
If you want 30-minute indoor cycling sessions at home without booking a studio, the Everfit EB-B01 pairs a 10 kg steel flywheel with a quiet belt drive and manual resistance you dial up as your legs get stronger. It carries riders up to 100 kg and 175 cm, with a fully adjustable saddle that moves up, down, forward, back and by angle to find your fit.
It suits a smaller spare room or apartment, standing 85 cm long and 110 cm high with transport wheels to roll it aside between rides. The LCD screen tracks time, speed, distance, calories and pulse, and a phone holder keeps your class or playlist in view while you ride.
What stands out is the 10 kg steel flywheel paired with a belt drive: it keeps the pedal stroke smooth and quiet enough for an apartment, so steady riding feels genuinely controlled rather than clunky.
The 100 kg weight limit and 175 cm height cap mean it suits lighter, shorter riders more than tall or heavier ones. If that's you, the fully adjustable seat earns its keep.
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The belt drive runs quietly, so you can ride early mornings or late nights without waking the house. The 10 kg steel flywheel carries enough momentum to smooth out each pedal stroke.
What this means for you: Good for apartments and shared homes where a chain-driven bike would be too loud.
A simple knob controls the resistance, so you can dial up for climbs or back off for recovery spins mid-ride. Press the knob down to stop the flywheel.
What this means for you: For a rider building an aerobic base, the on-the-fly knob makes interval work easy to manage.
The powder-coated steel frame gives the bike a stable base for seated and standing efforts. It supports riders up to 100 kg.
What this means for you: Suits riders up to 100 kg who want a steady platform for regular home sessions.
The padded saddle moves up/down, forward/backward and tilts for angle, so you can set the fit to your leg length and riding position. The handlebars adjust up and down to match.
A proper fit is what keeps a long ride comfortable rather than a chore.
What this means for you: Dialling in saddle height and setback is what keeps longer rides comfortable.
The LCD screen tracks your core numbers so you can pace a session and watch progress over the weeks. It covers time, speed, distance, calories and pulse.
What this means for you: Enough feedback to run a structured interval session without a separate app.
Built-in grip sensors on the handlebars give you a quick heart-rate read without extra gear. They're handy for keeping an eye on effort during a steady ride.
What this means for you: The grip sensors handle casual use; for accurate heart-rate zones you'd need a separate heart-rate monitor.
The pedals use toe cages with adjustable straps, so your feet stay locked in through hard efforts and out of the saddle. No special cycling shoes needed.
What this means for you: Strapped-in pedals let you pull as well as push, which steadies your cadence on sprints.
Built-in transport wheels let you tilt and roll the bike out of the way between sessions. A phone holder keeps your screen at eye level for a class or playlist.
At 85 cm long and 46 cm wide, it tucks into a modest corner.
What this means for you: Easy to shift means the bike actually gets used rather than becoming a fixture in one room.
The bike comes with a 12-month warranty handled by our Australian team, and the assembly tools are in the box. It's delivered Australia-wide through our network of over 190 depots.
What this means for you: If something isn't right, you deal with us directly and we sort it.
| Resistance Type | Adjustable manual resistance |
| Flywheel | 10 kg |
| Drive System | Belt drive |
| Max User Weight | 100 kg |
| Seat Adjustment | Padded saddle |
| Handlebar Adjustment | Up/down |
| Console / Display | LCD screen |
| Workout Metrics | Time, speed, distance, calories, pulse |
| Pedals | Toe cage pedals with straps |
| Assembled Dimensions | 85 cm (L) x 46 cm (W) x 110 cm (H) |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| Brand | Everfit |
| Model | EB-B01 |
| Product Type | Spin Bike |
| Frame | Powder-coated steel |
| Colour | Black and silver |
| Flywheel Material | Steel |
| Seat Adjustment | Up/down, forward/backward, angle |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Handlebar pulse sensors |
| Features | Phone holder, transport wheels |
| Included Items | Assembly tools |
| Max User Height | 175 cm |
Effort: assembly required. Tools: Everfit supplies assembly tools in the box.
The belt drive on the EB-B01 runs smoother and quieter than a chain, so it won't wake the house at 5am. You'll hear the flywheel spinning and your own breathing more than the mechanism. Pop a rubber mat underneath if you're riding in an apartment and want to keep footstrike and vibration off the floor below.
It's a tension knob pressing a pad onto the 10 kg steel flywheel, so you dial the load up or down by feel rather than set numbers. Great for steady rides and building a base. Just know there are no numbered levels, so matching an exact watts or resistance target from a class is guesswork.
Best for beginners to regular riders up to 100 kg and 175 cm who want steady home cardio without a subscription or app. The 10 kg flywheel suits steady to moderate spin sessions rather than heavy out-of-the-saddle sprints. If you're taller than 175 cm or heavier than 100 kg, look at a larger-frame bike instead.
The handlebar pulse sensors give you a rough guide while your hands rest on them, which is fine for casual sessions. They're not reliable once you're moving and gripping hard. If you want to train properly in heart rate zones, use a separate heart-rate monitor for readings you can actually trust.
The footprint is compact: 85 cm long, 46 cm wide and 110 cm tall. It slots into a spare corner or bedroom without dominating the room, and sits well under a standard 2.4 m ceiling. Built-in transport wheels let you tilt and roll it out of the way between sessions.
Assembly is required. Everfit supplies the assembly tools in the box, so you won't need any of your own. Once it's built, set the saddle height, setback and angle and the handlebar height to suit you before your first ride.
Take photos before unpacking and email support@cardioonline.com.au within 48 hours of delivery. We'll lodge the freight claim, send replacement parts or a full unit, and stay across it until you're riding. You won't deal with the courier or Everfit directly, that's our job to sort out.
It comes with a 12-month warranty handled by us here in Australia. If the product page shows the 100 Day Money Back Guarantee badge, you have 100 days to change your mind: return it as-new, disassembled and in original packaging with all parts. No restocking fee, we organise the return freight and you cover its cost, and the product price plus original delivery fee are refunded.
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