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Rip Rides - Riding into the red zone at RipRides.

Rip Rides

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I am about as far as you can get from an "athlete" but spin is truly the only exercise that I've…read moreever enjoyed and I've been to at least 20 studios all over the place. RipRides incorporates all of my favorite elements- stadium format, low lighting, diverse instructors with good music, and especially the individual computers on each bike that feed performance info to the big screens at the front. I love getting specific numbers on RPM or power ranges to shoot for during each song, and the color-coded effort levels (based on my own threshold levels, no one else's!) are a fun way to stay challenged. The RipRides Plus sessions are a great way to incorporate 20 minutes of manageable boot camp elements. Most of all, I appreciate the sense of community that has built up since the studio opened- most classes have everyone from people who seem to do a triathlon weekly to people who have never done a spin class before, and everyone is very welcoming of whomever shows up that day. I love some of the big studios in NYC and Back Bay too, but this is a much more economical and practical option and a great resource for the South Shore. P.S.- appreciate the towel service :-)

From the owner: Indoor cycling; fitness classes; spin classes; boot camp. Technology-driven, performance-powered…read moreindoor cycling rides along with combination boot camp-style workouts for efficient, highly effective full-body conditioning. Right on Route 3A, easy access to/from the Hingham ferry. Showers, parking, towels...great music, rewarding workout.

The Handle Bar Indoor Cycling Studio

The Handle Bar Indoor Cycling Studio

(74 reviews)

Fenway

I had a solid experience at Handle Bar! I've taken a lot of cycling classes and this was my…read morefavorite one in Boston so far. Lots of class options at different times and a good variety of music and themed classes. The coach (Alexander) was great. The workout was well-structured and had a lot of options to modify and challenge yourself during the workout. The inside of the gym was clean and they have complimentary shoe rentals that you can wear if you don't have your own cycling shoes. I really appreciated this, unlike other cycling places that charge ridiculous fees for them. I loved that there were smaller class sizes (like 20 people) compared to other cycling classes I have been to that cram 40-50 into the room. The smaller class helped me feel more connected and present. The instructor can actually see everyone in the room too, so it helps feel more friendly in my opinion. I really enjoyed my experience here and would come back to Handle Bar over other cycling classes in the area. They also have discounts on classes and memberships for students, teachers, medical workers, and military, which is a great perk too!

The winter weather has been cramping my ability to run outdoors, so I decided to try HB! I've been…read moreto spin studios in the past and I was glad that this place met my expectations! Definitely a fantastic cardio option in Fenway! My first class was a Sunday morning class, and along with the sensory experience of the music and the light changes, the energy of the instructor and the class goers was CRAZY - definitely woke me up! I was surprised at how full the studio was (only 3 empty bikes). The 45 min class is choreo style, meaning you have a leading leg, ride to the beat of the music, and there's movements (e.g. 4 corners, tap backs), with about 5 minutes of arms using a weighted bar (it seems like everyone has the same bar) and stretching that begins 1.5 min until the end. The bikes don't have a monitor on it, nor a numeric number for resistance, so you follow the instructor's cues for how many turns to add on / go by feel. Pros: - Some of the most hype instructors I've seen recently! A++++ - The studio provides the cycling shoes! A++++ - Every bike has a towel on it! - Riders don't have to wipe down their equipment after (I think the staff does this), so it makes it easier to leave the studio. - Water fountain, ear plugs, hair ties, bobby pins, etc available Cons (minor): - For first-timers, it was hard to flag down a staff to help with setting up the bike because the studio was so packed and busy. - The studio is sort of small - the bikes are very much packed against each other and the hallway where people change their shoes and put stuff into lockers is narrow and gets very crowded. - Only two classes on Saturday and Sunday. Note: masks optional but vaccination required, so ride at your own risk

Cycle Town - cyclingclasses - Updated May 2026

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