Description
Unlimited Air Resistance
350 lb Max User Weight
Belt Drive Maintenance-Free System
141 lb Total Unit Weight
TKO AirRaid Bike in a training facility

The fixed-resistance plateau problem

Most exercise bikes stop getting harder once you get in shape

A standard spin bike or upright cycle caps out at a fixed top resistance level, so once conditioning improves, the workout stops progressing unless someone manually turns a dial. That ceiling makes it hard to keep a HIIT program honest over months of training.

The TKO AirRaid Bike solves that with a true air resistance system that scales automatically with effort. Pedal harder and the resistance rises with you, with no dial to turn and no ceiling to hit, so the same bike keeps challenging a beginner and an advanced athlete alike. A durable frame with a commercial level build and a maintenance free belt drive system keep the bike reliable through daily HIIT sessions.

Foot pegs allow riders to step off the pedals and shift into upper body only work mid-session, turning a single bike into both a lower body and upper body conditioning tool without leaving the seat.

Built for repeatable HIIT programming

A console and frame built around interval training

HRC, THR, Interval 10/20 & 20/10, and Interval Custom programs
Full console readouts: time, speed, distance, calories, watt, HR and RPM
Four way smart seat adjustment for a proper fit
Belt drive system, no chain maintenance required
Transport wheels for easy repositioning between classes

TKO built the AirRaid Bike's console around real interval structure rather than generic ride modes, giving coaches a repeatable way to program conditioning work for a CrossFit class or a home HIIT circuit alike.

TKO AirRaid Bike console and seat adjustment detail
TKO AirRaid Bike full profile in a training facility

What TKO engineers for

A commercial level build in a compact air bike footprint

"TKO AirRaid Bike combines a durable frame with a commercial level design and a modern exterior. Our Air System is resistance packed, compact and redefines what is possible in a commercial air bike."

TKO Strength & Performance

A basic magnetic resistance exercise bike will undercut the AirRaid Bike on price, but it typically caps out at a fixed top resistance and skips the structured interval programs and full console readouts entirely. Within TKO's own AirRaid line, the Bike sits below the self-powered AirRaid Runner and AirRaid Force treadmills in price, at $1,790 versus $5,500 and up, making it the accessible entry point into the same commercial-grade cardio family.

Best for

Home gyms, CrossFit boxes, and small studios that want HIIT interval training that scales automatically with effort, without a resistance dial to manage.

Includes free delivery. The Fitness Outlet is an authorized TKO dealer, ensuring full manufacturer warranty support on every purchase.

Specifications
Specifications data
- Console: Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, Watt, HR and RPM read outs
- Programs: HRC, THR, Interval 10/20 & 20/10 as well as Interval Custom
- Belt Drive System
- Four way smart seat adjustment
- Foot pegs for upper body work only
- Transport wheels for ease of mobility

- Dimensions: 48.75" x 26" x 54.6"
- Weight: 141LBS
- Max User Weight: 350LBS
Warranty
Warranty data
Frame: 5 Years
Parts: 2 Years
Labor: 1 Year

*Excludes Normal Wear and Tear
FAQs
Frequently asked question

How does the TKO AirRaid Bike compare to other commercial air bikes in its class?

The TKO AirRaid Bike stands out in the commercial air bike category by combining features rarely found together at this price tier: a smooth, maintenance-free belt drive system (quieter and requiring less service than the chain-driven mechanisms common in this category), a four-way smart seat adjustment that lets riders of nearly any body type dial in the perfect position, dedicated foot pegs for upper-body-only training when riders want to isolate the arms, a compact commercial-grade steel frame, and a console with time, speed, distance, calories, watts, heart rate, and RPM plus onboard interval programs (HRC, THR, 10/20 Tabata, 20/10, Custom). Combined with a 350-lb user capacity and transport wheels for easy mobility, it delivers commercial-tier air bike performance and adjustability at a value price point for HIIT, CrossFit, and functional training facilities.

Who is the TKO AirRaid Bike best for?

The TKO AirRaid Bike is best for CrossFit boxes, HIIT and functional training studios, sports performance facilities, boutique fitness gyms, hotel and corporate fitness centers, PT and rehab clinics, and any commercial space building out a conditioning zone with metcon-style equipment. It's especially well-suited for facilities that want the maintenance advantages of a belt-drive system, coaches programming upper-body-only conditioning (thanks to the foot pegs), and multi-user facilities where a wide range of rider heights (from shorter to taller members) all need to dial in a comfortable fit via the 4-way seat adjustment.

Why does a belt drive matter on an air bike?

Belt drive systems have several practical advantages over chain-driven air bikes in a commercial setting: (1) quieter operation — no metallic chain slap during high-intensity sprints, which matters in boutique studios and shared spaces; (2) lower maintenance — belts don't require lubrication, tensioning, or regular replacement like chains; (3) smoother feel — belts eliminate the slight "pulse" that chain drives can transmit at the pedals; and (4) longer service life — modern drive belts routinely outlast chains under commercial use. For facility operators, this translates to lower total cost of ownership and fewer service tickets.

What is the resistance range on the TKO AirRaid Bike?

Like all air bikes, the AirRaid Bike has unlimited resistance — there is no preset resistance ceiling or dial. Instead, the resistance scales infinitely with your effort. Push harder and the fan meets that force with more drag; ease off and the resistance drops away instantly. This makes it appropriate for every fitness level on the same machine: a rehab patient can pedal gently, and an elite athlete can sprint at maximum output on the same bike without any hardware changes.

What onboard programs does the AirRaid Bike console offer?

The console includes HRC (heart rate control), THR (target heart rate), Interval 10/20, Interval 20/10 (Tabata), and Interval Custom — a program library curated specifically for the HIIT and CrossFit-style training the AirRaid line is built for. The console displays time, speed, distance, calories, watts, heart rate, and RPM in real time, giving riders and coaches complete workout feedback.







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