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Talk to a exercise bike specialist| Resistance | 16 levels of computerised magnetic tension control |
| Flywheel | 6 kg heavy duty magnetic flywheel |
| Programs | 16 programs: manual, 12 presets, heart rate control, watt and a user-set program |
| Drive System | Quiet belt drive |
| Warranty | 12 months parts replacement |
If you ride 20 to 40 minutes a day at home and want tension you can dial in precisely, the EXER-80 gives you 16 computerised magnetic resistance levels driven by a quiet belt and a 6 kg flywheel. It takes users up to 150 kg and 200 cm, with a seat that adjusts up, down, forward and reverse to set your fit.
It suits a household wanting a steady indoor bike for daily cardio, with an LCD console running 16 programs (manual, 12 presets, heart rate control, watt and a user-set program) and reading time, speed, RPM, distance, calories, watts and pulse. Transport wheels and floor levellers let you roll it into place and keep it steady on the spot.
The trade-off to know up front: the 6 kg flywheel suits steady seated riding rather than hard standing sprints, and the console runs off a power adapter, so it needs to sit near a power point.
What stands out is the seat: it adjusts up, down, forward and reverse, so I can dial in leg extension for a short client and a tall one on the same bike.
The 6 kg flywheel suits steady, comfortable riding rather than hard standing sprints. The real draw is that 16-level magnetic resistance on a quiet belt drive, so you can ride early without waking the house.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
A short walk-through of the EXER-80 shows the upright riding position, console layout and seat adjustment range before you commit.
Watching the bike move helps you picture where it sits in your space and how the console reads during a session.
You adjust resistance from the console rather than a manual knob, so each of the 16 levels lands at the same tension every ride.
Magnetic tension means no pads touching the flywheel, which keeps the feel smooth as you climb through the range.
What this means for you: The repeatable levels make it easy to track effort week to week.
Because resistance is set electronically, the preset programs can change the tension for you mid-session.
That hands-off control is what makes structured sessions practical on this bike.
What this means for you: You can focus on your legs and breathing instead of fiddling with a dial.
The 6 kg flywheel carries momentum between pedal strokes, so the pedalling feel stays even rather than jerky.
In practice, a flywheel with real mass is what separates a steady ride from a choppy one at low speeds.
What this means for you: Steady low-cadence pedalling feels controlled instead of stuttery.
The LCD console shows your core numbers at a glance so you are not guessing how hard you are working.
Watts sit on the readout alongside speed and calories; the manual calls the watt figure a rough guide, which is still handy for comparing one session with the next.
What this means for you: The hand sensors handle casual checks; for accurate heart-rate zones, wear a separate chest strap or watch.
The seat moves up, down, forward and reverse, so you can set your knee over the pedal properly rather than reaching for it.
Fore and aft travel is what gets taller and shorter riders comfortable.
What this means for you: More than one person can share the bike without a compromised fit.
The oversized padded saddle spreads your weight over a wider area, which is what keeps longer sessions tolerable.
Saddle comfort is a common reason home riders cut a session short, so a larger seat earns its place here.
What this means for you: Longer steady rides feel comfortable enough to actually finish.
A belt drive runs quieter than a chain and needs no chain lubrication.
Combined with magnetic resistance, the ride is quiet enough to use while the TV is on or a child is asleep nearby.
What this means for you: A rubber mat underneath further cuts floor transfer on upstairs installs.
The console has a built-in holder so your tablet or book sits at eye level while you ride.
It keeps a show or your workout stats in view without hunching over or propping a device on the bars.
You get 16 programs in total: manual, 12 presets, heart rate control, watt and a user-set program, so you are not stuck pedalling at one effort every day.
Because resistance is computerised, the programs adjust tension for you as you move through each stage.
What this means for you: Variety is what keeps people on the bike past the first few weeks.
The 3-piece crank is a sturdier build than a single-piece crank and takes harder, heavier pedalling in its stride.
Standard pedals with a foot strap keep your feet planted when you push the cadence up.
What this means for you: The crank and weight rating mean the bike holds up to regular, committed use.
The manual covers assembly in six steps on a partially assembled bike; you'll want a spanner (two for the seat nuts) and an Allen (hex) key, and all bolts and fixings come in the box.
The console runs off the included power adapter, so place it near a power point; transport wheels and floor levellers make it easy to position and steady once it is together.
What this means for you: If it is not the right fit and the page shows the 100 Day Money Back Guarantee badge, you have 100 days to return it.
| Resistance Type | 16 levels of computerised magnetic tension control |
| Flywheel | 6 kg heavy duty magnetic flywheel |
| Drive System | Quiet belt drive |
| Max User Weight | 150 kg |
| Seat Adjustment | Extra large padded comfort sports saddle |
| Handlebar Adjustment | Fixed position, ergonomically designed |
| Console / Display | Multi-functional LCD display with built-in tablet holder |
| Programs | 16 programs: manual, 12 presets, heart rate control, watt and a user-set program |
| Pedals | Standard pedals with foot strap |
| Assembled Dimensions | 115 cm (L) x 57 cm (W) x 148 cm (H) |
| Product Weight | 34 kg |
| Warranty | 12 months parts replacement |
| Crank | 3-piece crank |
| Seat Adjustments | Up, down, forward, and reverse |
| Workout Feedback | Time, Speed, RPM, Distance, Calories, Watts, Pulse |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Hand pulse sensors |
| Included Features | Transport wheels, floor levellers, bottle holder |
| Maximum User Height | 200 cm |
| Top Seat to Bottom Pedal Arc Range | 72 cm - 96 cm |
| Packaging Dimensions | 103 cm (L) x 28 cm (W) x 64 cm (H) |
Effort: 6 assembly steps in the manual; the bike arrives partially assembled. Tools: a spanner (two for the seat nuts) and an Allen (hex) key (bolts and fixings are included).
Very quiet. The belt drive paired with the 6 kg magnetic flywheel runs smoothly without the chain rattle you get on chain-driven bikes, and magnetic resistance has no pads rubbing on the flywheel. That makes early rides in a shared home realistic. A rubber mat underneath softens pedal vibration on timber floors.
Yes, within sensible limits. It handles users up to 150 kg and 200 cm tall, with a seat-to-pedal arc range of 72 cm to 96 cm so you can set leg extension properly. The seat adjusts up, down, forward and reverse. If you're near the top of the height range, dial in the seat before your first real session to get the knee angle right.
The 16 levels of computerised magnetic tension let you move from an easy recovery spin up to a leg-burning climb without stopping to adjust anything manually. The 6 kg flywheel keeps the pedal stroke feeling even rather than choppy. With 12 presets plus heart rate, watt and user-set programs built in, you can follow a structured session or just set your own level and ride.
The hand pulse sensors in the handlebars give you a rough reading, which is fine for keeping a casual eye on your effort. The console reads pulse from the grips, and the manual is clear they are an exercise aid, not a medical device. If you want accurate heart rate zones, wear a separate chest strap or watch and read it there. Grip sensors suit occasional checks, not precise zone training.
The assembled footprint is 115 cm long, 57 cm wide and 148 cm tall, so it slots into a spare corner or bedroom without dominating the room. At 148 cm high it clears any standard ceiling easily. Built-in transport wheels let one person tilt and roll it away after a session, and floor levellers keep it steady on uneven surfaces.
The manual covers assembly in six steps, and the bike arrives partially assembled. You'll need a spanner (two make the seat nuts easier) and an Allen (hex) key, and the bolts and fixings come in the box. Most of the work is attaching the base stabilisers, seat, handlebars, pedals and console to the main frame. Take your time squaring up the pedals and seat post so everything sits true before you ride.
It ships as a single boxed unit (103 cm x 28 cm x 64 cm; the bike itself weighs 34 kg) and we deliver Australia-wide. On delivery day, check the carton for any transit damage before you sign, then photograph the box and parts as you unpack. Contact us straight away if anything looks off.
The EXER-80 comes with a 12 month parts replacement 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 in its original packaging with all parts. We refund the product price and original delivery fee with no restocking fee. We organise the return freight and you cover that cost. Assembly fees aren't refundable.
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