Always good to listen to thoughts after a year of use - this was helpful in making my decision to get the Echo Bike. Not something taken lightly since it’s just under a grand after tax and accessories. Thanks Jonathan 😎
@@NoFate247 yes I’ve used one at a group cycling session at my gym. It’s definitely the real deal and almost killed me but they had the music jamming so luckily I survived.
I like the incriminates on and off the bike I never thought of starting and stopping I always felt like you have to bolt through the whole thing. Great tip
For someone who wants a cheaper version of this bike, go with the Bells of Steel Blitz Bike 2.0 ($699) over the Titan bike ($649 + tax). It’s actually cheaper since they don’t charge tax and they also do free shipping. More importantly, it uses a belt drive similar to Rogue’s whereas Titan uses a chain drive. A belt drive will last much longer, require almost no maintenance and feel much smoother. It comes standard with a wind guard, phone holder and cup holder too.
@@NoFate247 I don’t. I’d get the Rogue one if I were to get one though! I’m using a Peloton the same way you use your Echo Bike (minus the arms of course). Bells of Steel would be second on my list. @asmanyreviewsaspossible did a really good review on it and actually preferred it over the Rogue Echo Bike so I have a very good opinion of it. If you’ve tried a chain drive, you’ll see that it’s a lot less smooth than a belt drive like one on the Rogue and Bells and you have to maintain it over time.
Does this machone work the arms/ upper body well I was goin to get a threadmill but this looks like its does and arms workout also am O correct or is the motion woth the arms easy or can u set the resistance to make it more difficult?
@@sexpanther60ofthetimeitwor93 it will work out your arms more than a treadmill but it won’t make your arms big like isolation exercises (curls and extensions) will. Your arms will definitely get sore and you’ll get some tone, but the force is still generated from your legs pedaling. I would say the biggest impacts from using an air bike would start with your legs, then core and then arms/upper body. It’s better than nothing but it shouldn’t be the only thing you do if you want big or defined arms.
Coming from a cycling background, the price, for what you get, seems really reasonable. And the highly functional computer seems well thought out. I like pain and suffering, so this machine sounds like the ticket for some cross training.
asssault bike has been at my gym and i never see people use it and i finally hopped on it one day and man.....there is no easy mode. lol. 60 secs in i was about to die. I thought I was in shape.
I bought a treadmill but I blow out the motor every year. Is this a good alternative for weight loss/cutting? I do 1 hr on the treadmill but would like to use this for 15-30 mins. I also have a concept c2 rowerg but want something a bit more comfortable.
Good information. We are thinking about getting the Echo Bike or the Concept 12 Bikerrg. Different tools obviously. Just as a reminder, what dumbbell set is in the background?
I’ve got both the echo bike and the model D rower. I use them for warm up and cool down because I don’t bother with cardio otherwise. The bike is my go to for sure - if I had to get rid of one, the rower would go, no questions.
@@NoFate247 Those are the ones I was thinking. I am thinking about getting the 5-50 pound set and use my Iron Masters for heavier weight when needed. I do not have room for two racks, so one is all I can get now.
Still use it every day sometimes multiple times a day. I am in great shape but not sure how best to break that down for you. Did you have specific questions
@NoFate247 do you think it would help with weight loss and to trim down. I'm a runner but was injured, and running really hurts my back. One of my friends recommended this bike for cardio and to substitute my running. I ordered the bike already, so we will see.
I like mine! You should review the new Rogue “mutt dumbbells”. They look really, really cool. Plan on purchasing a full set as my next home gym purchase.
Have you used a FAN Bike/Echo Bike? Thoughts?
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Always good to listen to thoughts after a year of use - this was helpful in making my decision to get the Echo Bike. Not something taken lightly since it’s just under a grand after tax and accessories. Thanks Jonathan 😎
Yeah usually after a month I have a good idea how often it'll get used and if I like it but a yeah is the true test of time
Excellent review. The V3 is out now and I’m going to purchase.
Nice!!!!
Great video showing all the functions.
Thanks for watching and subscribing 👍🏼
Glad you came back with the follow up! It sounds like your circuits with that bike are intense!!
Calorie killers
@@NoFate247 Thanks for the review and tips as always!
I’m already hype for this one!!!! CHEEECKING IN AGAIN BRO!!
Thank you so much for checking in!!! really appreciate it.
Good review, my best time for the 50 cals is 41 seconds 💪🏽💪🏽 average 1287 W
You are flying!!!!
16rounds damn you are definitely in top form,and so is this review 👌🏾👌🏾
Thank you so much! Have you use a fan bike before?
I remember always walking past this machine to get a breeze of air from it lol. Pretty cool tool.
Ever use one
@@NoFate247 yes I’ve used one at a group cycling session at my gym. It’s definitely the real deal and almost killed me but they had the music jamming so luckily I survived.
I like the incriminates on and off the bike
I never thought of starting and stopping
I always felt like you have to bolt through the whole thing. Great tip
Intervals are the way to go
Pumped for this video! This is on my list to get for cardio!!
Never looked back. Where would you put this bad boy!?
@@NoFate247 good question 😂😂 that’s where we may need a larger space
Is there a resistance setting for difficulty or is it al the one setting? Does it work the upper body?
For someone who wants a cheaper version of this bike, go with the Bells of Steel Blitz Bike 2.0 ($699) over the Titan bike ($649 + tax). It’s actually cheaper since they don’t charge tax and they also do free shipping. More importantly, it uses a belt drive similar to Rogue’s whereas Titan uses a chain drive. A belt drive will last much longer, require almost no maintenance and feel much smoother. It comes standard with a wind guard, phone holder and cup holder too.
Appreciate the input. Do you have the bos bike?
@@NoFate247 I don’t. I’d get the Rogue one if I were to get one though! I’m using a Peloton the same way you use your Echo Bike (minus the arms of course). Bells of Steel would be second on my list. @asmanyreviewsaspossible did a really good review on it and actually preferred it over the Rogue Echo Bike so I have a very good opinion of it. If you’ve tried a chain drive, you’ll see that it’s a lot less smooth than a belt drive like one on the Rogue and Bells and you have to maintain it over time.
Does this machone work the arms/ upper body well I was goin to get a threadmill but this looks like its does and arms workout also am O correct or is the motion woth the arms easy or can u set the resistance to make it more difficult?
@@sexpanther60ofthetimeitwor93 it will work out your arms more than a treadmill but it won’t make your arms big like isolation exercises (curls and extensions) will. Your arms will definitely get sore and you’ll get some tone, but the force is still generated from your legs pedaling. I would say the biggest impacts from using an air bike would start with your legs, then core and then arms/upper body. It’s better than nothing but it shouldn’t be the only thing you do if you want big or defined arms.
@@NoFate247 I got the BOS Bike last week. It's awesome
Coming from a cycling background, the price, for what you get, seems really reasonable. And the highly functional computer seems well thought out. I like pain and suffering, so this machine sounds like the ticket for some cross training.
It's a absolute unit but definitely a hate hate relationship 😂
Great point I’m 5’3” and feel like the bike is still slightly oversized for me and can feel a little awkward
I just reviewed the RAPTOR which even my son enjoyed at his 4 ft height th-cam.com/video/5CXuWhv9NyQ/w-d-xo.html
Great video! Just got an Echo Bike and I LOVE it! Super high quality, and extremely punishing. What more could you ask for?! 😅
Only a lower price or having the wind guard come with it....but it is a great devils bike
asssault bike has been at my gym and i never see people use it and i finally hopped on it one day and man.....there is no easy mode. lol. 60 secs in i was about to die. I thought I was in shape.
No easy move is right
About to pull the trigger on purchasing one, after I read how this can be configured to use Zwift
Nice!!! Love mine still. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I bought a treadmill but I blow out the motor every year. Is this a good alternative for weight loss/cutting? I do 1 hr on the treadmill but would like to use this for 15-30 mins. I also have a concept c2 rowerg but want something a bit more comfortable.
This would definitely last and 30 min is definitely harder than 30 min on a treadmill
Good information. We are thinking about getting the Echo Bike or the Concept 12 Bikerrg. Different tools obviously. Just as a reminder, what dumbbell set is in the background?
Rep fitness th-cam.com/video/zHcqaXIimuU/w-d-xo.html
I’ve got both the echo bike and the model D rower. I use them for warm up and cool down because I don’t bother with cardio otherwise. The bike is my go to for sure - if I had to get rid of one, the rower would go, no questions.
@@NoFate247 Those are the ones I was thinking. I am thinking about getting the 5-50 pound set and use my Iron Masters for heavier weight when needed. I do not have room for two racks, so one is all I can get now.
@@markhalstead2386 You'll love them once you get them. If you use my link, def. let me know so I can send you a thank you gift.
@@Scottsdale_GarageGym I would get a rower if I had the room but it's jsut too much space (even though I know you can stand them up.
My wife is 5’1” and has no problem using this bike…
appreciate the feedback 💪🤙
How well does this bike work for longer threshold steady state riding at 140-160 heart rate?
Is it still pretty quiet at that speed?
It's not bad. Having the wind guard keeps the noise down significantly,
Can you tell me how it helped your fitness level and physique?
Still use it every day sometimes multiple times a day. I am in great shape but not sure how best to break that down for you. Did you have specific questions
@NoFate247 do you think it would help with weight loss and to trim down. I'm a runner but was injured, and running really hurts my back. One of my friends recommended this bike for cardio and to substitute my running. I ordered the bike already, so we will see.
@@brendamadrigal8495 let me know if you used my link so I can send you a thank you card
I understand you don't use it, but for those who want to, is the cup holder functional?
It'll hold a water bottle or blender bottle
Well dang! Check that bike out!
YEAH! It's a torture device
Does the batteries drain because there is no off button?
My batteries are going on two years no issues
Price recently went up to about $950 out the door. Would you still buy it at that price?
Ugh probably not
Cause you need to get the wind guard and phone holder
Sorry It's about $963 shipping to CA, I also forgot to mention it's the Rogue Echo V3. @@NoFate247
I like mine! You should review the new Rogue “mutt dumbbells”. They look really, really cool. Plan on purchasing a full set as my next home gym purchase.
Have to look into them for sure
Does this machine tone ur upper body like ur arms?
Yes it definitely gives your arms a workout
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Ever use one?
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Thanks!!!
Nice
Looks brutal
Dang I’m 5”2.5
Sorry :(