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Home > Concept 2 BikeErg Fan Bike

Concept 2 BikeErg Fan Bike

$1,100.00
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The Concept 2 BikeErg is an air-resistance exercise bike built around the same flywheel and monitor that Concept 2 uses on its RowErg and SkiErg. It’s made for indoor cycling that builds power and endurance, serving home riders, athletes, and training studios alike.


Here’s the Concept 2 bike at a glance.


At a glanceConcept 2 BikeErg
Price$1,100.00
ResistanceAir flywheel with adjustable damper
MonitorPM5 Performance Monitor
Device holderIncluded, fits phones and tablets
Warranty (limited)Five-year frame; two-year moving parts and PM5


How Does Concept 2 Bike Ride?


Three parts make the BikeErg ride like a bicycle: your effort sets the load, the damper sets the feel, and a clutch handles the moment you stop pedaling. The air flywheel works the way wind does on an open road. Ride faster and the air pushes back harder, so the bike scales from a warm-up spin to a sprint on its own.


How do you change resistance on a Concept 2 bike? Pedal harder, or move the damper. Concept 2 calls the damper your “gearing”: the lever runs from 1 to 10 and changes how much air reaches the flywheel. Low settings give a light, quick spin, while high settings feel heavier, closer to grinding up a climb.


The clutch is the part Concept 2 says most stationary bikes lack. Stop pedaling, and the flywheel keeps spinning, just as a road bike freewheels, so recovery intervals feel like easing off on a ride.


Concept 2 BikeErg Key Features


These are the ownership details that matter week to week.


  • ✅ Takes standard bike saddles, pedals, and bars
  • ✅ No power cord to route across the floor
  • ✅ Compare results with PM5 riders worldwide
  • ✅ Durable, low-maintenance build for daily riding
  • ✅ Transferable warranty supports resale value


BikeErg or a Moving-Arm Fan Bike?


Both use fan resistance, but they train you differently. The Schwinn Airdyne AD7 is priced almost identically and adds moving handlebars, so your arms push and pull while your legs pedal. Here’s how the two compare.


AttributeConcept 2 BikeErgSchwinn Airdyne AD7
Work patternCycling pedal strokePedals plus moving arms
HandlebarsBike-style, for grip and fitMoving, multi-grip
Best forCyclists and interval trainingHIIT and full-body conditioning
Store listingCommercial cardio equipmentResidential only


Choose the BikeErg if you train like a cyclist or are equipping a gym floor, and choose the AD7 if one home machine has to work your whole body. Still comparing formats? Browse our full range of exercise bikes.


Settled? Add the BikeErg to your cart now, or ask our team to confirm it fits your height before it ships.


What Does the PM5 Connect To?


The PM5 links the BikeErg to your phone, your apps, and your training history. Concept 2’s own ErgData app is free, adding custom workouts, a Workout of the Day, progress tracking, and the Real Time Loop, an always-open virtual course you can ride with others.


Does the Concept 2 bike work with Zwift? Yes. Concept 2 describes the PM5 as an open-platform monitor, so it pairs with third-party apps such as Zwift for virtual rides, classes, and racing.


The same monitor runs across the Concept 2 lineup, so bike sessions land in the same online logbook as any rowing or skiing you record. While you ride, the spinning flywheel also feeds the monitor power to stretch battery life.


Concept 2 BikeErg Specifications


Listed specs for this Concept 2 exercise bike, including the SKU for ordering.


SpecificationConcept 2 BikeErg
BrandConcept 2
ModelBikeErg
SKUBE
Metrics shownSpeed, distance, watts, calories burned
WirelessBluetooth and ANT+
Monitor power.Two D cell batteries


Who Should Buy the BikeErg?


Is a Concept 2 bike worth it? It is for anyone riding more than twice a week who wants cycling-specific training; occasional riders should weigh these limits first.


It’s a strong fit if you’re:

  • Training for a race or for general fitness
  • Building pedaling technique, stamina, and strength
  • Sharing one bike across a household


Skip it if you:

  • Need a bike that folds; Concept 2 says store it assembled
  • Want video classes without using your own tablet
  • Need a seat with back support, like a recumbent


Concept 2 recommends a clearance for use of 60 in x 48 in, so measure your floor before you order.


What If You Need to Return It?


You can return the BikeErg, but the terms make changing your mind expensive. Our policy accepts returns within 30 days of purchase on undamaged equipment in its original packaging, with proof of purchase. A 25% restocking fee applies; you cover all shipping back to our warehouse, and a bike ridden beyond testing isn’t eligible. Cancelling before the order ships carries a 2.5% merchant fee.


Returns follow our store policy, while Concept 2’s warranty handles defects separately. Read the full shipping and returns policy before you buy.


Concept 2 Bike FAQs


Is Concept 2 BikeErg loud? Concept 2 describes the air flywheel’s ride as smooth, quiet, and responsive. With no motor or magnets, the main sound is moving air, and a mat underneath helps in shared buildings.


How do you set up a Concept 2 bike? Concept 2 ships it with the tools and illustrated instructions to assemble it yourself. Once it’s built, set the saddle height first, then move the handlebars up, down, or fore and aft until your reach feels natural.


Is a bike erg good for weight loss? It can help as part of a regular routine, but no machine does it alone; results depend on how hard and how often you ride and on what you eat. If you have a heart condition or another health concern, talk with your doctor before starting.


Should I get the BikeErg or the RowErg? Get the RowErg if you want one machine that works legs, back, core, and arms in every stroke. Choose the BikeErg if you already cycle or want a dedicated bike next to an existing rower.


Ready to Ride the BikeErg?


Shopping for a bike erg for sale with real dealer support behind it? Order the Concept 2 BikeErg today. Before checkout, call 423-458-2453 if you’d like the rider weight rating confirmed for everyone who’ll ride it.


Hamilton Home Fitness is an authorized Concept 2 dealer, shipping from Tennessee to all 50 states with support that continues after delivery.

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