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Wattbike Officially Launches Air-Pro, Commercial Bike Trainer
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Wattbike Officially Launches Air-Pro, Commercial Bike Trainer

man riding a Wattbike Air-Pro
The wait is over: Wattbike’s Air-Pro is available for delivery in the U.K. this month, with a global rollout planned for spring

Indoor bike leader Wattbike has launched the Wattbike Air-Pro as a premium offering for the commercial cycling sector, such as gyms and health clubs, amid an increase in indoor cycling activities.

The latest bike builds on the Wattbike Pro/Trainer and features updated magnetic resistance and internal electronics, as well as a new 7″ performance touchscreen that integrates with the Wattbike Hub app and can connect to third-party apps with ANT+ and Bluetooth. Late last year, Wattbike had introduced the free, multilingual Wattbike Hub app packed with expert-designed training programs for all levels, including those recovering from injuries — a move that also provides wider accessibility. 

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Designed for durability, the Air-Pro also offers Wattbike’s signature fan-based air resistance system and braking system and can be placed anywhere in a fitness facility, as it’s powered by its riders.

The Air-Pro is available for delivery in the U.K., and orders are now open exclusively through Wattbike. A global rollout will begin this spring.

Wattbike Air-Pro in action at gym
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“At Wattbike, our mission has always been to create the ultimate training partner for health and performance,” Wattbike CEO Stephen Loftus said. The new Wattbike Air-Pro embodies this, offering a versatile, durable and engaging solution for gyms and elite training facilities alike. With seamless integration to the free Wattbike Hub app and the intuitive Performance Touchscreen, the Air-Pro is designed to be at the core of every fitness assessment and workout, supporting users of all levels to achieve their health and performance goals.”

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The company, founded in 2000 by former world champion rower Ian Wilson and developed alongside British Cycling, reports a 35% year-over-year growth in sales and interest in its brand following its launch of home fitness bikes Proton and Air.

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