Echelon Connect EX5 Bike Review: Pros and Cons Echelon Connect EX5 Bike

Echelon Connect EX5 Bike Review: Pros and Cons Echelon Connect EX5 Bike
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The Echelon Connect EX5 is a great exercise bike with a sleek design, competitive-style features, and interactive training. It features a 28-pound flywheel, 32 magnetic resistance levels, padded slip-resistant handlebars, extra-large cushioned seat, interactive training, and fully adjustable toe caged pedals compatible with SPD clips. It also comes with a few extras that include a pair of 2-pound weights, a weight rack behind the seat, and a pair of handlebar-mounted water bottle holders.
The EX5 has Bluetooth connectivity that you can connect to your tablet to enjoy interactive training and unlimited live classes via the Echelon fitness app.

Features
Display
The EX5 doesn't come with a console but it has a tablet holder that you can connect to your tablet. The tablet holder can flip 180 degrees for off-bike workouts like yoga and pilates. Using Bluetooth you can connect your tablet with the bike to access live classes and daily on-demand videos for any fitness level through the Echelon Fit app. The built-in USB charging port will ensure your tablet doesn’t run out of power.

Resistance
The 32 resistance levels have a resistance knob you can use to adjust your resistance to make your workout more intense.

Pedals
If you don’t have cycling-specific shoes, you can use the adjustable toe-caged side on the EX5, but if you have clip-in cycling shoes, the clip-in side of the pedals is the best for your shoes. This will help you use any type of shoes to cycle this bike which gives it versatility.