Aquabike FALCON – Stainless Steel Aqua Bike

In brief — Aquabike FALCON: weight 19.5 kg, material stainless steel, price on quotation.

The Aquabike FALCON is a professional stationary aqua bike built entirely around an AISI 316L stainless steel frame — the marine grade specified for permanent immersion in chlorinated pool water. Users pedal submerged, combining cardiovascular training with the joint-sparing, massaging properties of water; operators get a machine designed for daily class rotation in aquatic centres, hotels, spas and rehabilitation pools.

Resistance from the water itself

The FALCON uses hydraulic drag rather than mechanical braking: three adjustable difficulty levels change how much water the resistance centre displaces, so the harder the setting — and the faster the cadence — the more the water pushes back. Instructors add further intensity through seated-position changes and interval techniques, which means one bike serves gentle rehabilitation sessions and high-intensity aquabiking classes alike.

• Frame in AISI 316L stainless steel for durability in pool environments.
• Three-level adjustable water resistance.
• Height-adjustable feet to match pool depth, positioning the water line between waist and chest as recommended.
• Ergonomic saddle and non-slip pedals for secure footing underwater; aquafitness shoes recommended for best results.
• Stable in a wide range of basins and straightforward to move, install and remove between classes.

Technical specifications

Frequently asked questions

Why does the steel grade matter for an aqua bike?

Chlorinated water attacks ordinary steels and even standard stainless grades over time. AISI 316L contains molybdenum, giving it markedly better resistance to chloride corrosion — the appropriate specification for equipment that lives in the pool.

Who can use the FALCON?

It is designed for everyone: resistance scales with effort, the impact on joints is minimal, and the adjustable geometry fits users of different heights and pools of different depths.

How many bikes do I need for classes?

Most operators start with 8 to 12 units. Our team helps size the fleet — see the commercial aquabike range or compare with the FALCON Air version.

Request a quotation

Tell us your pool depth, class format and fleet size: we reply with a complete quotation within 24 business hours.