SPORTNOW’s magnetic exercise bike sits in the budget end of the home cardio market, competing with entry-level indoor bikes from brands like Sunny and Ultrasport. It’s aimed at people who want a full-size stationary bike for regular steady rides without the noise and maintenance that can come with cheaper friction systems.

Who is this for?

If you’re training in a flat, exercising early mornings, or sharing space with others, the silent belt drive and magnetic resistance are the main draw. Magnetic systems tend to feel smoother and stay quieter over time, which matters more than chasing extreme resistance levels for most home users. The 120kg maximum user weight gives a clearer idea of the frame’s intended load, and it’s worth checking your own height and preferred riding position, as comfort comes down to fit.

  • Magnetic resistance: quieter, smoother pedalling for longer sessions
  • Belt drive: lower noise and less upkeep than chain-driven bikes
  • 120kg capacity: useful guide for stability and suitability