GGR Score: 4
Product Highlights
- Heavy-duty exercise bike
- Monitor is easy to use
- Affordably priced
- Uses a chain drive, not a belt drive
Video Review
In-Depth Review
Rogue Echo Bike vs. Assault AirBike: The Superior Home Gym Air Bike
Author: Cooper Mitchell, GGR FounderThe Rogue Echo Bike and Assault Air Bike are two of the most popular air bikes on the market today. We've used both extensively in our home gym and commercial gym over the past three years. Although either is a good choice over the older style air bikes, the Rogue Echo Bike and its belt-driven system is our recommended choice for most home gym owners. Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- A staple in many CrossFit gyms
- Great, easy-to-use monitor
- Made of mostly metal for great durability
- Matte black finish
- Comfortable seat
- Rubber grips on handles are very durable
- Affordable for an air bike
Cons
- Chain-driven system that requires additional upkeep
- Some rocking side to side
- Screws may come loose often
Specs
| Display | Small LCD screen |
|---|---|
| Weight | 300lbs |
| Shipping | Free shipping to contiguous U.S. |
| Warranty | 5-year frame, 2-year non-wear parts warranty |
| Dimensions | 50.95’’ L x 23.34’’ W x 50” H |
Product Summary
The Assault AirBike was once the standard air bike for CrossFit athletes. In our testing and reviews of the bike, we’ve found it to be durable and enjoyable (not in the traditional sense) to use.
