Assault AirBike vs Rogue Echo Bike!

[@4nthony4]

I am genuinely flabbergasted that your moustache didn't blow off during this review, bravo! for that i will like and subscribe.

[@GarageGymReviews]

😎

[@ctsingletonboxing2829]

Garage Gym Reviews how much room dose the Rogue echo take up?

[@rmar7081]

not funny

[@elenastaffy6119]

I have to get the echo bike great video👍👍

[@oliverallen5324]

I bought an Assault when it came out. I wasn’t happy with the amount of slop inherent in the design. The echo was 200$ cheaper for a while. The echo has actual buttons vs crappy touch things. If I could go back I’d get the echo, but the Assault has taken me to the pits of suffering no other device has come close to and for that I appreciate my purchase. Thanks for sharing!

[@lazur1]

I've had an already-old Airdyne for11yrs. I gave it NO maintenance. The previous owner gave it NO maintenance. It still worked perfectly.

[@drobinson0601]

We tackled assembling the bike as a family project. kzbin.infoUgkxzg0clhbtRf2gGxPkVETFKJJKGqdsorQu The package is heavy, but I have 2 teen boys that were able to move it. The written instructions were great- we didn't need to watch the videos, but it was good knowing that the option was there if we needed it. After we were able to get it set up, the boys each rode 3 miles and I rode 8 and the bike stayed quiet. The display is easy to reset, and you can put it on whichever setting you are using (time, distance, calories, etc). I will say that my butt is a little sore from the seat, but that could be because I haven't rode in a while. While it is comfortable for me, it was not comfortable with the seat position for my friend (could not move the seat back far enough and he slightly looked like a kid riding a tricycle that he had outgrown). He also said that the seat hurt his manly parts. We are going to look for a different seat that will be compatible with this bike for him.I did purchase the Wahoo Cadence sensor and strapped it to the crank of one of the pedals. This will sync with my Apple Watch, iPhone and will import data in to my Health app. Wahoo does have other sensors available other than cadence. I can also keep either my phone or my iPad on the display and they both feel pretty secure.

[@BasementBrandon]

The only thing more impressive than this video is the fact the bike was released like 5 days ago and you already have it up!

[@GarageGymReviews]

+Brandon Campbell Diamond the worst part is I shot the entire video, transferred my files to an external hard drive, started working on the video (at 10 pm) and realized my mic was turned off during shooting 😂

[@O0O0OO0OO0OOO0]

I found his porn star stache to be equally impressive

[@tifu678]

Brandon Campbell Diamond why is that impressive when Rogue delivers to their fanboy first for the easy airtime?

[@RhinoAg]

Tifu who isn’t a fanboy of Rogue?

[@bigihak5904]

I wonder if he had it and put this video out so fast because there was some kind of an arrangement/incentive

[@ThaHuntedOne]

Was going to buy the Assault bike and this review literally switched me to the Echo Bike. Well done sir!

[@GarageGymReviews]

Glad to know I've helped your decision.

[@mikegreen5502]

@@GarageGymReviews I regret buying a AD PRO it's like peddling through concrete and mud I hear the Rogue and old assault bike is a bit smoother I will sell my AD pro and get a Rogue they put too many fan blades in the PRO right ?????

[@brianoconnell7266]

@@mikegreen5502 echo bike is also like pedaling through concrete. Assault bike is more like riding a fixie

[@johndoee7836]

@@brianoconnell7266 its not too bad forme its challenging but helps me get in shape I primarily use it for30min to1 hour workouts

[@rogerc2364]

I work on the equipment at my gym and we have 10 air assault bikes. These bikes are a maintenance nightmare. I don't think they were designed to take the beating that we give them. Issues: constant adjustments, constant lubrication, rust from sweat. You have to use locktite on every bolt so the thing doesn't fall apart.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Yep, I hear that often unfortunately.

[@ThomasFunnyCarGuy]

Thanks

[@ErickaWilliamsCC]

Wow. Thanks for the info

[@garymckinziejr7194]

Assault bike is best choice for home gym imo.

[@JetLi2618]

2024, just bought a rogue echo bike V1 and it runs so good ! very happy

[@stevecasey9282]

My crossfit gym asked Rogue for a refund on the 4 Echo's they just brought in due to the belt slipping after only a month of use where the Assaults are still going strong after several years. I couldn't disagree with your review more. The Assault cycle is the choice of my gym!

[@robnoftz]

The Echo sounds like a good airbike but I wondered about the reliability. All the reviews I saw were from people who just got one, not from people that have been using them for a long time. Thanks for the comment. I'm trying to decide which one to get.

[@summitrx6445]

I have the Airdyne Pros and no issues at all, way better then the assault bikes I had a few years ago, and way quieter, havent tried the rogue buke yet though

[@robnoftz]

I got a Schwinn AD7 a couple months ago. From what I heard it is the same as the Pro version but it is sold with a home warranty. I have been very happy with it. It was easy to assemble. After the first couple of uses I had to tighten the bolts for the handles but they haven't come lose again. Even if they do they are very easy to adjust. No other issues. I have used it for both steady aerobic sessions and HIIT. I'm 50 and it is a great machine for HIIT without impact on the joints.

[@TRIBOY16]

I have been reading issues people having with belt drive air bikes. This is why I feel chain drives are still more reliable. And I dig the "momentum" when working out vs belt drive.... feels too much like an elliptical. The only one pro about the belt drive is lower noise

[@sammyd976]

Interesting. I have 10 Echos at my gym and have had zero issues with them.

[@theporter5604]

you are number one KZbinr for sport-equipment Comparison

[@DoctorHemi]

Thanks so much for taking all the time and effort to post this! Great review!

[@alexs1972]

Picked up an old Schwinn Airdyne from the 1970's. It's louder than most steam engines but it gets the job done!

[@remoteeso]

Thanks Coops. I was looking for a Air Bike and I came across your review in a search. Great Review, I went and brought one that day.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Happy to hear!

[@skeletonsystem]

How's your fitness going?

[@johndoee7836]

@@GarageGymReviews I bought an echo bike because of your review. I use it for hiit long distance and warm up. I freaking love it

[@vmarsfiles]

Thanks for the review! I've used both bikes and I honestly like the Assault bike better. Especially for a home gym. It has a smaller footprint and its a lot cheaper and will probably last much longer than the Rogue bike!

[@BPDNJ]

Absolutely.

[@stanmarr4488]

Agree 100%

[@ThoughtAhead]

Hi, I'm weighing between the Rogue and the Assault now. Could you tell me how much maintenance does the Assault require? Considering a daily home use for a persevering beginner. Thank you!

[@geoffroyfalot3583]

​@@ThoughtAheadWhich one did you bought in the end?

[@JoeDirteOutside]

When is the review for the stache coming?

[@GarageGymReviews]

+joseph fuentes good question Joseph. Still testing it to make sure it lives up to it's claims.

[@thejulionation]

Thanks I found this review incredible. I will probably go with the Echo bike since I need one now during this coronavirus debacle. Love Garage Gym Reviews.

[@mikegreen5502]

Yeah bro get the Rogue IDK about the Air Assault bike but I own a AD PRO and it has the most fan blades out of any bike and it sucks it's like peddling through mud they made it too extremely hard

[@Tim7-j3z]

Coop, you should be making infomercials. You are very professional and have a lot of energy for doing reviews. Rogue should hire you after this review!

[@GarageGymReviews]

I would actually really like doing infomercials haha. I enjoy public speaking and am constantly practicing to become a better communicator. This is a big compliment for me. Thank you!

[@brucemackenzie4952]

I had the echo and got ride of it. Very difficult took me a month to get up to a decent 20 minute ride. Granted I am not a cardio fiend but even going easy very difficult. I rode my sons Assault easy go was easy and I could then ramp it up. Chain maintenance a pain but not that a big a deal.

[@zncuentertainment712]

Solid review, I ordered the Rogue Echo bike today partially based on your video.

[@chrisdickson363]

Dude loved your video. You KILLED this!!! Thank you for being so entertaining, smart and educating.

[@austinwall3681]

Rogue bike vs concept 2 bike? I know they are different categories, but if you wanted a bike to beat on and get some quality work which would it be?

[@GarageGymReviews]

If I could only choose one, I stand my initial declaration in the BikeErg review that I would choose the BikeErg. If I was training for the CrossFit Games, I would go with the Echo Bike or AD Pro, but since I'm not, the BikeErg reigns supreme IMO.

[@jasonstreck]

Good video. Really been liking your videos lately. I'm sure traffic has shot through the roof with the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down all the gyms. Keep up the great work!

[@electricbananaa8770]

Thanks for the review, I ordered my echo bike right after. I love it!

[@highwaytrout1609]

Now that it’s been nearly a year. Do you still rate the Echo bike as high?

[@JaredsJamSession]

New drinking game: Take a drink every time Coop says "over built," or "overdone." Have fun ;)

[@GarageGymReviews]

+JaredsJamSession forreal. I was having a headache while editing. Need to work on increasing my vocabulary! 😂

[@JaredsJamSession]

Brad Lustig Great point, my bad! :P

[@shaomike]

New word: OverRogued. Definition: Rogue equipment that can withstand Death Star blasts, suns going supernova, Rob Orlando beatings.

[@kylebodin1119]

Literally sold my assault bike the next day after these came out. Can't wait for mine to come in! Thanks for the awesome review, Coop

[@GarageGymReviews]

+Kyle Bodin good timing, their worth is going to drop!

[@jaquta69]

Lol same here

[@Emilianoo8]

How is it holding up

[@jonathanlavergne6306]

how is it working out for you?

[@aTravelclips2223]

After my own experience with drivebelt driven equipement in the past, I still choose the Assault over Rouge. A bit more noise isnt a problem. Also, doesnt matter how overly built the Echo is, the rubber belt is its single weakest point and potentially makes it an expensive paperweight. While, the Assault chain has been tried and true. Changing the chain is pretty easy too.

[@freeaolcd]

Harley-Davidson motorcycles are belt driven, I think the belt will be fine

[@aTravelclips2223]

i have busted a few treadmill belts... not fun but I wont take my chance again 😅

[@mathic2]

To be fair to the Assault Bike, that is a clip of Rob Orlando (CrossFit OG / Hybrid Athletics in CT) taking a sledge hammer to the Schwinn AirDyne, NOT the Assault Bike.

[@getstrongby4038]

Which airdyne though? 😂

[@davidcastellanos2492]

I’m the oddball I guess. I actually prefer the chain driven system over the belt. The belt driven system feels a little too smooth and easy to maintain the max effort if that makes sense where as the chain system makes me work a little harder to sustain the same effort. As far as maintenance goes, our fire department has them exposed to the elements and we abuse them with several classes of fire recruits using them in addition with the guys already on the job and they work just fine.

[@jugjivan]

How has the chain driven bike faired? Does it need a lot of maintenance?

[@KromKromKromKrom]

love your work mate .. just built my garage gym few months back... your channel is a great inspiration

[@GarageGymReviews]

Thanks brother!

[@TheAllEngineering]

Having used both of these I still prefer the Assualt bike from a user experience point of view. The reason for this is that I do some drills that involve constant speed changes. The Rogue requires lees torque to spin it up and down so the workout does not have the same intensity. I agree that the belt drive and construction are superior to the assault bike. I have seen the fan blades on a rogue come away from the central hub.

[@B69ne]

I just just purchased an echo. It gets here in a week. I can't wait to get it.

[@Blackandgifted]

How was it

[@Rockster10530]

This bike is a killer. Bought it and had to work up to 10 minutes. I am going to win with this one...

[@lotto5742]

The rogue echo bike or the assault bike?

[@Rockster10530]

@@lotto5742 the Rogue bike

[@PeterSchneemann]

So, chain is better for a car but not for a home bike? I wonder how often do you need to lubricate it? I have never lubricated my normal bicycle, but I do not use it that often

[@dagnabbitz19]

I can promise you, the calories on the assault bike are much different than the Rogue Echo. It is much more difficult to get calories on the Rogue Echo. In my opinion, comparing the assault bike to the Scwinn and Rogue Echo is almost like comparing lemons to oranges, as it feels completely different to operate. They may both be citrus, but there is a big difference in taste...

[@sokinecola9361]

What do you mean by “getting calories “?

[@levimorgan18]

Incredible review. Very helpful. Thanks for all the work you put into these. Grateful I found your channel.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Thanks for the kind words Levi, appreciate the support!

[@jodyyoung3980]

Coop, I haven't heard any mention of bearings with your review or on the Rogue site. Is the Rogue bike made using sealed bearings at pivot points or bushings? Also, What is it about the Bike ERG that makes it so appealing to you? Apparently, it is more enjoyable to use. Why is that? I'm interested in that machine but for $900 and weighing less than 60#, I just can't rationalize it being worth it or solid enough. Thanks for another interesting and entertaining review!

[@ScreenTalker]

So would a belt driven crankshaft be superior to a chain driven one?

[@O0O0OO0OO0OOO0]

AD Pro also has multi-grip handles which can be an important feature.

[@GarageGymReviews]

+Benjamin Boccio that's a good point that I forgot to mention. I do like the extra handles.

[@CHARGERJOHN]

Thank you for this review!!! I’ve been following the assault bike on Instagram but came across the Echo bike because of your review...I am convinced that I want the Echo bike...the noise factor and durability sold me since I want to put it in the extra bedroom of my apartment 🙌🏽

[@rajdesai94]

did you get it?? I'm curious about the noise factor

[@twerkinalisha7346]

@@rajdesai94 I got one, super quite, and it kicks your a**. The thing is worth every penny, gets the heart rate going hard.

[@ivandelac764]

Can you use air bike just like spinning bike if you want to? Can you lock the arm part so you use just your legs? Or do you have to ignore swing of the bike arms?

[@andreadalex8893]

Hello congratulations for everything. I wanted to ask you, in your opinion, how to focus on the quadriceps, to also obtain hypertriphic results on that muscle, is this better or a spinning bike?

[@merritt001]

“Satan’s Tricycle” is HYSTERICAL!!! 😂😂😂

[@migch28]

Anyone who has the rogue air bike recommend to short person? 5 feet female here. I read it somewhere rogue air bike is too bulky for short person? 🙏

[@iloqin]

Weird... cars went from Chains to belts back to chains for reliability. Sure it’s a little louder, but metal doesn’t break it need a timing belt update.

[@coldsoldier313]

4:12 is me straight from work (business casual attire) at the sporting goods store going balls out 🤣 🤣

[@jacquep2363]

This dude has a video for every single item I’ve boughten for my home. Gym. Legitimately wild lol

[@marqueswilsonn]

Assault bike has a built in hook lip to hold a phone or tablet plus a water bottle holding add on. Assault and rogue are the same price with their two accessories included. Rogue cellphone holder is weak when you just want to grind out some calories while watching Rick and mortie. Can’t do that while your phone in portrait mode.

[@sandercohen3309]

I don't think you'll be able to enjoy Rick and Morty to its fullest while you're dying on the Devils Tricycle anyways.

[@TRIBOY16]

How does the arm/grip compare to the AD pro? Is grip distance to the pedal similar to the assault bike? AD pro has a strange arm/grips design for me. The top horizontal grip too far away and bottom horizontal grip too low.

[@IbanezGuitarz87]

I like chains much better, will always last longer... Just like in a car.. timing chains outlast the timing belts...

[@calvinm119]

True, but I doubt anyone will ever break that belt. Maybe in 50 years with daily aggressive use.

[@minicomponentsystemsofthe9208]

@@calvinm119 true, belt should last a veryyyyyyyy long time

[@Rocket_Man.]

Killin it brochacho! Have you given any thoughts about the titan arm isolation band or rogue weight wraps?

[@GarageGymReviews]

+Kim Jong Uhn I haven't, I'll have to check them out!

[@bajasvt]

I know it's kind of apples to oranges, but what about the Echo Bike versus the C2 BikeErg for a home gym and owner of a C2 rower and SkiErg?

[@GarageGymReviews]

+Richard Grzegorczyk personally, if I could only have one, I would choose the BikeErg. Unless you're competing at CrossFit regionals or above, I would get the BikeErg.

[@bajasvt]

Haha... you'd get the BikeErg in both scenarios? Don't worry, I know what you meant.

[@robtherealtor8007]

I just had surgery on my shoulder, can I just use the foot pedals and not use the arm rails?

[@lanyburnett7966]

Great review! I own the Airdyne Pro and love that bike. Nothing but quality. Just a tip, duct tape can be used as an excellent air diverter!

[@GarageGymReviews]

Good idea on the duct tape!

[@ComposureGMS]

If I use this inside my apartment would my neighbors hear? because in the video the rogue though being quieter still sounds loud?

[@SD_Alias]

Does it fit for a 6´7" (200cm) tall person? And can it be stored in a carport or will it rust fast?

[@-CrampedStyle-]

Thanks for this overview. I just got the Echo bike, and after putting it together I was wondering if the pegs are supposed to spin and if the handles are supposed to have a little play in them. From watching this vid, I learned that it's "Yes" to the peg spin, and seems to be "Yes" to the play in the handles from the way you were moving them.

[@mishspivack]

what about the new cascade air bikes?

[@jasonwaters382]

Freakin' hilarious review. Love it. Most importantly, very helpful!

[@thepoopcookie]

The Rogue is overbuilt, and so quite (6:39).......what in Sam Hill is that noise sir....

[@TheNils88]

Coop! Great video. But what's about the comparison with the BikeErg? it's not the best anymore?

[@GarageGymReviews]

+Nils Herren I still personally prefer the BikeErg, but for those that want a bike with arms, the Echo is the new King

[@mjrowden]

They’re both good. The problem is that the Rogue bike is 30% more expensive than the Assault bike.. certainly in the UK anyway. £700 vs £1k.

[@joelthomas3424]

joel thomas Afternoon all, looking for a bit of advice. I’m a mobile personal trainer so I travel quite a bit, I currently have a golf TDI hatchback. I’d love to buy an assault bike but I don’t think I’d be able to put the seats down and pop the bike in the back. Would it be possible to get a bike rack and put this on the back perhaps?

[@neserp135]

Thx for the review, I was wondering how the two compare. Mind made up...Rogue!!! Cheers!!

[@ItsMeLC2]

Which one would be best suited for a shorter person?

[@liamdeeney3398]

Have you checked out the Cascade Air Bike? I tried one today, briefly, and it appeared to be solid. The price point, $1,800.00, has me thinking that I should grab the Rogue. If you ever get a chance to compare, I would be interested in your thoughts.

[@nickmotta8246]

I wish the computer on the Echo bike could track total watts expended at the end of a workout/tabata. Anyone have any tech or apps to pull this off? Could you swap the computer with a different one that does have that capability?

[@thomaslouisnelson]

Can you do a video on the bare essentials you need for a garage gym that you can squat in benchpress and deadlift.

[@GarageGymReviews]

+Thomas Nelson good idea Thomas!

[@goated4eva]

Is the echo bike good for low-medium steady state cardio?

[@hlarryh]

Well the airdyne pro just dropped 400 dollars on amazon maybe because this bike came out, factoring the newly lowered price , the air in the face effect, should I spend the extra $100? Or wait for the echo bike to come off backorder ? Airdyne pro is now 900 instead 1299.

[@mariaelenamayorga9560]

What about right now? Is it still the best on the market in 2022?

[@watchman9198]

Coop is the GOAT at garage gym reviews

[@tys2877]

hi coop I just bought a airline pro its still in the box is it worth going with the rouge I can still take this one back if its worth doing so

[@geoffroyfalot3583]

What did you do in the end?

[@robnoftz]

Have you used the Echo bike regularly since this review was published? How has it been holding up? Any issues with the belt slipping or things coming loose?

[@Halbmond]

robnoftz for everyone who’s also interested in this, there’s a follow-up video where he talks about that 🙂

[@pizonoh0007]

Would be extremely Interested in the lycan Bike review, most compare it to the airDyne models but some gyms are using it as a Echo Bike. I have used all 3 and feel as it relates to a AirDyne belt driven system as it’s feels like a echo. But the Airdynr’s give more calorie faster then both Echo and assault. Please review LYCAN AIRBIKE

[@ben_r_]

$775 right now for the Rogue Echo, but Black Friday is right around the corner. I know they have gone down to $699 during previous Black Fridays, but does anyone know if they do that every BF?

[@justcoll3ct]

Between the echo, xebex rower with new monitor, or C2 rower, what is the best investment? Leaning xebex cause it seems solid and comes with a bunch of stuff, and echo bike sells out after 2 minutes and can't do cardio in the snow.

[@GarageGymReviews]

I would go with the C2 Rower personally.

[@justcoll3ct]

Garage Gym Reviews ended up getting the C2, now just gotta wait and see how long it takes to get here before I'm rowing. Thanks

[@chiseled]

Thanks for your help. Was leaning towards the Schwinn Pro but you sold me on the Rogue Echo.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Can't go wrong with either.

[@SoleilAlexa]

Schwinn pro is a beast!

[@robertfox8339]

Good review. Thanks. Ordered. Subscribed.

[@JoshRivner]

Great video. Have you used the Assault Bike Elite? Would appreciate your thoughts on the elite vs rogue if you have.

[@matthewpawloski6826]

Is this something I use for longer duration 30-60 min slow steady cal burning? Or is it only suited for faster "HIT" style training? thank you.

[@GarageGymReviews]

No, it would work for either, although personally I prefer it for shorter intervals.

[@HBFREEWORLD]

Thanks for the great review about the AirBikes . I'm now going to check whether i can find the Rogue Echo Bike in my area or online . Thanks again

[@seamussullivan2218]

So I have an older airdyne, I use it outside but I feel is loud, rickety and disrupts the neighbors. On a scale of 1-10 competed to the assualt, how load is the rogue? Just wanting to know so I can make the switch.

[@GarageGymReviews]

It's still loud because of the fan, but only because of the fan. There's no excess noise from the rattling of the metal.

[@shabblabbat]

Nice review. So do I wait for the Echo 2.0 or later for the Echo 2.5 with camo cerakote? :>

[@GarageGymReviews]

+shabblabbat wababbalat asking the real questions!

[@d1ndark25]

Still waiting for that camo cerakote!!

[@whasumara73]

First, thank you for the review. I've worked out 45-60 minutes on an Precor elliptical for almost 20 years. Just wondering if you've made a video on which would give a better workout, an elliptical or a bike such as the ones you've compared. Before I bought the elliptical, I was debating on which to buy between the Precor and the StaircMaster 4000 which would give me a killer workout at the gym. I ended up buying the elliptical because it was easy on the joints. Thank you.

[@cmoneytheman]

which is more intense these or a climber

[@TangDominates]

Maybe a dumb question but what units are available for distance? Miles and KM or will it actually do just meters as well. Thanks

[@lovelyjubbly87]

echo bike is £1022 in the UK including tax, United stated only $775 argh

[@stokepusher5481]

1022 'euros' ..that's £680, not sure about the free shipping though, but that isn't much more than the Assault Air Bike; found it at £648.

[@lovelyjubbly87]

@@stokepusher5481 its £878, doesn't seem as bad

[@kalilavalezina]

Great review! Thank you for taking the time to do this. Would you still recommend the Rogue after two years?

[@QuickQuips]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6fOoHmXp8x7l68

[@christopherarmstrong2710]

Great video, short and sweet - thanks!

[@xjr1618x]

I need a piece of equipment for my garage gym. Rogue echo bike vs skierg. What would you recommend?

[@GarageGymReviews]

+xjr1618x the SkiErg is my favorite piece of conditioning equipment. Go with it.

[@xjr1618x]

Garage Gym Reviews thanks man, really appreciate your response

[@munishkumar82]

Hey how about the seat is it really comfortable if one wants yo go for 30 minutes straight?

[@TangDominates]

For those of us in a garage gym with limited space would the larger size of the echo bike sway you towards the assault bike? Or would you consider losing a little floor space worth the improvements of the Rogue bike. Thanks

[@GarageGymReviews]

That's a good question. I don't think it's a big enough difference to matter. The Echo Bike certainly is bulkier, but the difference in space taken up is negligible.

[@ceedee8890]

Sorry man, I've used both, and I have to say aside from the maintenance of the Assault bike, the Assault bike feels like a much more translatable experience. The idea of training for me is "functional fitness," and the Assault bike gives me that feeling of biking on a trail or trying to get up that last hill. You don't get that experience with the Echo bike, and this belt-driven machine feels like an elliptical. Also, the seat adjustments just aren't there for me. The handles feel too high for me to be comfortable no matter how I adjust the seat. I will not deny it is much quieter than this video leads you to believe, at least around 50-60 RPM. Around 90ish RPMs, both are pretty loud. You will get a great workout from either, but in the instance where someone wants a translatable experience, I'd stick with the chain driven options you have.

[@geoffroyfalot3583]

I was wondering which to go with and I just ordered an assault bike after reading your comment. Thanks mate 🤝

[@tedmartinezjr1]

Has anyone tried the assault air bike Pro???? I wonder how it compares to rogues echo.

[@Tearstank]

Do the pedals have standard threads so I can put on my roadbike click pedals? Thanks for an excellent show :-)

[@brianoconnell7266]

I'd love to hear how that worked out...lol

[@PeakBagger999]

Thanks for the review!

[@GarageGymReviews]

+Yury you're welcome Yury!

[@ad4584]

Any idea if it works with a single pedal removed? How limited is it's use then?

[@yanglinluo]

I have an issue coop. I cant buy echo bike in New Zealand

[@jasonpursel1964]

IF I WERE TO DO AN OPEN WORKOUT, WOULD THIS BIKE BE ALLOWED?