Description
The FTR professional upright exercise bike delivers dependable, quiet cardio for club floors where machines run all day. Magnetic resistance, a self-lubricated crank system and an Android training computer make it a set-and-forget station members return to — whatever their fitness level.
Magnetic resistance: consistency members can feel
Unlike traditional tension belts, magnetic resistance applies load without contact, so every level feels identical on Monday morning and Friday night, with no friction wear and near-silent operation. Ten resistance levels cover everything from gentle recovery spins to demanding interval work, and changes apply instantly — no dead spots, no lag.
- Ten magnetic resistance levels with instant, reliable changes
- Self-lubricated crank system with upgraded bearings for ultra-quiet pedalling
- Adjustable comfort saddle accommodating riders of different heights
- Segment-based custom programmes — e.g. level 4, then 8, then 12, with the bike shifting tension automatically between segments
- Android on-board computer showing speed, distance, time, calories and heart rate
Built for the demands of a membership floor
User weight, cadence and pedalling style can undermine cheaper bikes over time; the FTR is engineered so none of these become a nuisance for your members. The upright geometry suits riders who want a classic cycling position in a compact footprint — just 1.20 m by 0.62 m of floor space per station.
Specifications
| Price | On request — project quotation within 24 business hours |
|---|---|
| Resistance | Magnetic, 10 levels, programmable by segment |
| Console | Android training computer: speed, distance, time, calories, heart rate |
| Crank | Self-lubricated system, upgraded bearings, ultra-quiet |
| Saddle | Comfort saddle, adjustable to user height |
| Dimensions | 119.5 x 62 x 90.5 cm (L x W x H) |
| Weight | Net 80 kg / gross 100 kg |
Frequently asked questions
Why choose magnetic over belt resistance?
Magnetic resistance is contact-free: it delivers the most consistent load level after level, runs almost silently, and eliminates the belt wear that puts friction bikes out of service.
Can instructors build interval programmes?
Yes — custom programmes assign a resistance level to each segment, and the bike raises or lowers tension automatically at each transition.
Upright or recumbent — which should I install?
Upright bikes like this FTR suit members wanting an active cycling position in a small footprint; the recumbent FTR version adds back support for comfort-focused and rehabilitation users. Most facilities install both.
Request a quotation
Request your free quotation for the FTR upright bike or a mixed cardio package — response within 24 to 72 business hours, or call +33 6 20 72 66 96.














