A space built to elevate your cycling experience. Here, you’ll find cutting-edge bikes and performance-tracking tech combined with expert coaching, all in a motivating environment designed to help you ride stronger and reach your goals. Whether you’re new or a regular, this studio is your hub for high-energy workouts and community support.
⏰ IMPORTANT: Be On Time
Doors close when class starts. If you arrive after the start time, you won't be able to join, no exceptions.
First ride? Please arrive 15 minutes early. Your Health & Safety intro starts 5 minutes before class, where we'll set up your bike and show you how to ride safely. If you miss the intro, you can't take part in the class.
💪 We’ve got you covered:
✔️ Cycling shoes and towels provided
✔️ Changing rooms, toilets, and showers on-site
✔️ Safe space for your belongings in the changing rooms
⚡ IMPORTANT: Photosensitivity Warning
During our classes, we use flashes of light that could trigger seizures for people with visual sensitivities.
For any questions, please reach out to Support via BEAT81 app - Chat - Customer Support
Die Öffnungszeiten richten sich nach den Kurszeiten. Bitte erscheine mind. 15 Minuten vor Kursbeginn
Visit Limits
Essential
Unavailable here
Classic
4 / month
Premium
8 / month
Max
8 / month
Additional check-in limits may apply for certain classes or activities.
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Important Info
Cycling shoes and towels are as usual available for you :)
IMPORTANT: BE ON TIME
The door of the Ride room closes 5 min before the class starts. We hate to do this, but we can't make any exceptions to make sure the class starts on time
IMPORTANT: YOUR FIRST RIDE AT BEAT81
Please be at the gym minimum 15 min before the workout starts to get our on-boarding to explain our safety rules and to set up your bike. If you are late, we cannot guarantee you an on-boarding and without it, it is impossible to participate. So please make sure to be on time!
Photosensitivity Warning: During our classes, we use flashes of light that could trigger seizures for people with visual sensitivities.