TrueBike secrets

The “Q factor” is the horizontal distance between your pedals. A suitable Q factor in cycling is important to make your cycling efficient and as beneficial as possible for your body.

The TrueBike comes fully-equipped and is adjustable to your personal preferences. We created a no-nonsense frame that remains true to an outdoor bike’s proportions and dimensions.

You can connect your TrueBike to apps and devices with ANT+ and Bluetooth.

Power, Watts and ERG mode: These days, many people love to train in ERG mode or Power mode. This means a certain load restriction during your training or interval blocks.

Are you a cyclist? A triathlete? A mountain biker? How great would it be if you can have your sport-specific handlebars on your indoor bike? On your TrueBike, you can!

We are proud to be a Dutch company, but we are less happy with our mountainless-country. If you want to train on hills, you need to go abroad or indoors.

A racing bike without shifters is unthinkable and impossible. So if you want to replicate your outdoor training on your indoor bike, you need shifters.

Honestly, cycling on a saddle you are used to is much more comfortable than an average saddle. We offer a saddle that suits everyone, but for the cyclists who prefer their own saddle, we will make sure this saddle will be on their own TrueBike. 

Why are there brakes on the TrueBike? We’ll tell you why!

We have all experienced how indoor cycling is different than cycling outdoors. We want your indoor experience to feel the same as outdoors. That’s why we created the TrueBike:  The first robotized indoor bike. We skipped the flywheel, and replaced it with a powerful electric motor.