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NOHrD | Bike Pro
The NOHRD Bike Pro is the longer, commercial-specification version of the NOHrD wooden indoor cycle, built on a 153 x 113 x 60 cm frame weighing 62 kg (137 lb) and rated for a user up to 200 kg (441 lb). A touchscreen built into the bike itself runs the NOHRD Bike software, with no tablet and no bracket involved, showing workout and performance data on screen and passing it off the bike by USB transfer. Resistance comes from eddy current braking, adjusted continuously by a turning motion, with a 5.5 kg flywheel driven at a ratio of 1:8.
Seat height adjusts from 90 cm to 112 cm, which is 22 cm of range on one frame and the figure that matters when a studio puts a mixed roster of riders on the same bike through a day. The saddle sits on the same universal bracket the rest of the NOHrD bike line uses, so the Brooks leather saddle, the comfort saddle and the saddle mount XL all fit. The handlebar carries an upright hold and a lower forward-leaning hold, with the screen between them.
A power connection is required for the Pro, which is the clearest practical difference from the Bike V2 alongside the extra 36 cm of frame. Delivery is three packages and the bike is assembled on site. NOHrD builds it in Germany across the full six-finish wood range, Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club, Cherry and Walnut, with the wood components oiled against dirt and stains.
The console
Everything above the frame is where the Pro separates itself. The touchscreen is built into the bike itself, runs the NOHRD Bike software and moves its data off the machine by USB, which is the arrangement a commercial floor wants.
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The touchscreen is built into the bike and runs the NOHRD Bike software, displaying workout and performance data while the rider is on it. That data transfers by USB, so a studio can take a session off the machine without putting the bike on a network or asking a member to pair a phone first. A screen this size also reads clearly from the saddle at arm's length, which is the distance a rider actually sits from it. The console is part of the bike itself, with no tablet and no bracket involved.
USB transfer
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Seat height runs from 90 cm to 112 cm on the Pro, a 22 cm span on a single frame. A studio bike is sized several times a day for riders of different heights, so the range between the lowest and highest saddle position is a working figure and not a line on a spec sheet. The saddle sits on the universal NOHrD bracket, which takes the Brooks leather saddle, the comfort saddle and the saddle mount XL in place of the original. Set the height once per rider and the rest of the fit follows from the handlebar hold.
90 to 112 cm
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Braking is eddy current, applied magnetically with nothing in contact with the flywheel, and it is adjusted by a continuous turning motion. Nothing wears against the wheel, so there is no pad to replace and no tension to reset between services. The 5.5 kg flywheel is driven at a ratio of 1:8, the same wheel and gearing the Bike V2 carries. Riders used to numbered levels find a continuous adjustment lets them settle on a load between two steps.
5.5 kg flywheel
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The Pro's frame is 153 cm long, 113 cm tall and 60 cm wide, and the bike weighs 62 kg. It is 36 cm longer than the Bike V2 and 2 kg heavier, which is the physical difference between the two models before the console is considered. Plan the floor space around the 153 cm length plus room to mount and dismount on either side. At 62 kg it is a two-person lift and a bike that stays where it is put.
62 kg (137 lb)
Ownership
Three crates, a socket and a 153 cm run of floor are what a Bike Pro asks for on delivery day. Assembly comes out of those crates, the frame is rated for a rider up to 200 kg, the touchscreen console needs a power connection to run, and NOHrD backs the bike for one year from the date of shipment with a second year available on registration inside that first year.
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The Pro arrives in three boxes and is assembled on site. The Bike V2 ships in two.
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36 cm longer than the V2, so measure the run of floor before the bike is ordered for a studio row.
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441 lb, the same rating the Bike V2 carries and one of the highest figures in the NOHrD range.
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The Pro needs a socket within reach of the bike. The V2 has the option of running from a USB power bank.
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137 lb of assembled bike, which is a two-person lift and a stable platform for standing efforts.
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Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club, Cherry and Walnut, cheapest to dearest, across the full NOHrD ladder.
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The Brooks leather saddle, the comfort saddle and the saddle mount XL all fit the standard bracket.
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NOHrD covers the bike for one year from shipment, moving to two years on components and wood if you register inside the first year.
In detail
The wood
NOHrD sources solid wood from renewable stocks in the USA and Germany and works with smooth, chamber-dried heartwood, then oils the finished components against dirt and stains. Oak is the golden-brown wood most buyers picture, with a smooth even grain and colorful rays running through it. Vintage is a real wood veneer carrying an aged character finish. Club takes the same rung of the ladder as Vintage and costs what Vintage costs on almost every piece NOHrD builds. Shadow is the black-stained real wood veneered panel that opens the range. Cherry runs light yellow to reddish brown with a smooth, even texture, and Walnut is the dark, lively grain at the top of the ladder, the dearest of the six on every piece NOHrD builds. A commercial floor usually picks Shadow or Oak for wear; a home gym is where Cherry and Walnut earn the upcharge.
Delivery
The Bike Pro arrives in three packages and is assembled where it is going to be ridden, so the room decision is made before delivery and not after. A power connection is required, which rules out the far corner of a garage or a garden room with no wiring, and it is the single install condition that catches buyers out most often on this model. Allow 153 cm of floor length plus clearance on either side to get on and off, and two people for the final lift. Accessories mount to the same points the rest of the bike line uses, so a bottle holder, a seat back or a comfort saddle can be added at any time.
The range
Thirty-six centimeters of frame length, one console and one crate are the whole difference between the two bikes. Flywheel, drive ratio, brake type and the 200 kg user rating are identical on both.
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The longer commercial frame at 153 cm and 62 kg, with a touchscreen built into the bike and a seat height range of 90 to 112 cm.
The shorter of the two at 117 cm, 60 kg, with a handlebar touchscreen and the option of running from a USB power bank.
Questions
Frame length, console, crate count and power. The Pro is 153 cm long, 62 kg, three packages, with a touchscreen built into the bike, a seat height range of 90 to 112 cm and a power connection required. The Bike V2 is 117 cm long, 60 kg, two packages, with the touchscreen set into the handlebar and the option of a USB power bank. Flywheel, drive ratio, brake and the 200 kg user rating are the same on both.
17.3 in., built into the bike, running the NOHRD Bike software. It displays workout and performance data during the ride and passes that data off the machine by USB transfer, so a session can be collected without networking the bike.
Yes, a power connection is required. Site the bike within reach of a socket and settle that before delivery. If the room you have in mind has no wiring, the Bike V2 is the model in the line that can run from a USB power bank.
90 cm to 112 cm, a 22 cm span. That range is the figure to check against your roster if several riders share the bike across a day. The saddle itself sits on the universal NOHrD bracket, so it can be swapped for a Brooks leather saddle or a comfort saddle.
Eddy current braking, adjusted continuously by a turning motion. The brake works magnetically, with no pad or belt touching the 5.5 kg flywheel, so there is no friction surface to wear out and nothing to re-tension. The flywheel runs at a 1:8 drive ratio.
200 kg, which is 441 lb. It is the same rating as the Bike V2 and a limit on the machine rather than a target. The bike's own weight is a separate figure at 62 kg (137 lb).
It is the model NOHrD points at high-frequency commercial use, and it is also bought as the top home model. The longer frame, the screen built into the bike and the USB data transfer are the features that read as commercial. The NOHrD warranty covers private and commercial use alike, which is worth knowing when you are specifying for a studio.
153 x 113 x 60 cm, plus clearance either side for mounting and dismounting. In a row of bikes the 153 cm length is the number that sets the spacing. The V2 is 36 cm shorter at 117 cm if floor length is tight.
The full NOHrD range of six: Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club, Cherry and Walnut, cheapest to dearest in that order. Shadow is stained black, Oak is golden-brown with an even grain, Vintage is a real wood veneer with an aged character finish, Club prices level with Vintage through the middle of the ladder, Cherry runs light yellow to reddish brown, and Walnut is the dark grain at the top. Wood components are oiled against dirt and stains.
No. The Pro ships in three packages and is assembled in place. At 62 kg assembled it is a two-person job, so build it in the room it will stay in and have the socket sorted before the boxes are opened.
The same line the rest of the NOHrD bikes take: the Brooks leather saddle, the comfort saddle, the saddle mount XL, a seat back and a bottle holder. Toe clips are the one item to read carefully before ordering, because they do not fit the built-in hybrid pedals without separate platform pedals.
One year from the date of first shipment. Registering the bike within that first year takes the cover to two years on all components and two years on all wooden components, with ninety days on spare parts. The terms apply to private and commercial use alike.