LeMond RevMaster Pro

The established RevMaster Pro design uses a pad-based resistance system controlled by a knob, not the electronically controlled magnetic resistance found on many newer studio bikes. Its belt drive and large front flywheel are intended to deliver a smooth, quiet pedal stroke.

The bike can be used while following Peloton-style video classes, but it does not provide Peloton's automatic resistance system or built-in screen. Zwift use normally requires an added power-meter pedal or compatible speed and cadence sensors because the standard bike does not natively transmit cycling power.

Its bottom bracket and crank are positioned to create a more road-bike-like riding geometry than many traditional indoor cycles. The frame also offers extensive seat and handlebar adjustment for fitting different riders.

The core bike is mechanically operated, so pedaling and resistance do not require a wall outlet. An optional or included console, depending on the package, uses its own power source to show workout data such as cadence and heart rate.