This place is the best: brand new studio, super helpful staff, great workout. I love how the personal bike stats and resistance levels are so clear, because it makes it so much easier to follow along with the instructors. There's cool lighting for different tracks and the bikes aren't packed WAY too closely (cough cough Soulcycle) so you don't feel like a sardine at a rave. Have to give a shout-out to Rob as my favorite instructor - he's so funny, works your ass off (literally), and his music is the best! read more

I came to Cyclebar as part of a fundraiser and can't wait to come back. Cycle bar is a breath of fresh air in comparison to other cycling studios. From the moment you walk in the front desk staff are super friendly and willing to help especially if you are new. You sign in on an ipad and then are directed to cubbies that already have your shoe size in the spot associated with your bike number! I loved how organized and easy this process was! The studio is clean and super modern and just gives off an awesome vibe to get you pumped up for class. The studio also offers free lockers to put your stuff in and free water bottles which i also thought was pretty cool. If you aren't in to a stuffy over priced cycling class like soul cycle you will love Cyclebar. It's the same concept but the people are so much friendlier and inviting and there is no "cult" like feel at this studio. They welcome all level of experience. The bikes are brand new and are digital which i loved! instead of "reach down and turn the wheel two times to the right" you can actually see how much more resistance you are putting on and can stay with the pace of the class since the instructors will tell you what numbers to set your bike to. It definitely holds you a lot more accountable than other cycling studios who have much older bikes. The music is great and they even have screens to play music videos which i thought was such a fun twist and made the class much more enjoyable. My instructor was Shane and he was FABULOUS. He had great music and a wonderful attitude and probably the main reason i will come back to Cyclebar so i can take more of his classes. The classes are very affordable in comparison to other studios and there are usually groupons and packages that you can purchase. I am excited to come back and take more of Shanes classes ! read more

CycleBar is awesome! I love going and the classes are so energetic! Shane and Natalie do a fantastic job motivating people to get through a difficult class read more

CYCLEBAR - Cycling Classes Near Me - Arlington, Virginia

Thoroughly enjoyed my first ride at CycleBar! I rode with Dwayne who was so full of energy and very helpful with setting my bike up. I had a lot of fun and can't wait to go back! read more

Finally a spin studio that is perfect for the NOVA area opened up! I just completed my first couple rides at CycleBar Columbia Pike and have nothing but good things to say. The studio is brand new and has all the amenities you could dream of (read: free shoes, free water bottles, showers, etc). There is a leaderboard which is awesome if you are competitive but you don't have to participate if you don't want. The music and vibe will get your heart pumping for a great 50 minute whole body workout! I've been to SoulCycle and Zengo and this is the perfect blend of their best attributes! I will definitely be frequenting this location often! read more

I originally signed up with CycleBar through a Groupon. Then I loved it so much I had to become a member. The classes are challenging but so fun. I typically try to go to Dwayne's classes because he's amazing! I've noticed a lot of improvement in my cardio endurance since I started coming here. When you check in, shoes in your size are already waiting for you. They have all the amenities you could ask for! I really love these classes and look forward to them every time. read more

Beware. I was charged for a membership without knowing. When I realized the mistake and called the owner, I told her that I haven't been in four months and I wouldn't have signed up for a membership because I knew I wasn't committed. The owner told me that I am one of 1000 customers and that she doesn't check accounts. That wasn't the point. The point was for her to see that there was some mistake obviously made seeing that I haven't been to the studio. The owner was rude and acted as if I was at fault. I've never had an owner act the way she did. This place is fine, just don't have any financial issues- the owner will blame you for an obvious mistake on their end. Thank you, but no thank you, for your offer to extend a package that I never authorized read more

I signed up for a free trial class. This place is so adorable. They had fresh fruit and organs juice available to all riders. You get cycling shoes and lockers. My instructor was pretty intense and the music was on point. What I really liked about the classes is that they incorporate a weight bar for upper body workout while on the bike. I was running late and thought I'd miss the class and the front desk lady was very nice in assuring me that she'd still let me in. She got me set up right away and helped me get situated on my bike. Even the rider that was next to me was friendly in helping me adjust my bike correctly. read more

Cyclebar Cyclebar is a nice, clean studio with friendly staff. I purchased the new rider 3-pack during a recent work trip to Arlington which was a really good deal. I know one of Cyclebar's selling points is all the stats you get and the leaderboard, but it's not for me. The individual screens on each bike are bright and distracting - I don't bother turning it on (or I cover it with my towel if already on). I'd rather ride based on how my body feels, and I don't need RPMs to figure out the beat of the music. Also, Cyclebar uses weight bars - instead of hand weights - which limit the types of exercises you can do in class. I found it awkward to ride with a weight bar across the bike handles. All in all, there just seems to be something missing - the studio is nice, the music is a good volume, the instructors are energetic. But I just didn't feel any palpable energy among the riders. I'd still recommend Cyclebar to others. read more

Cyclebar has gotten better since it first opened. There's a concierge at the beginning helping you adjust your bike, clipping in, etc. The workout is really good/hard, and it helps that they instructors typically have awesome music. They provide towels for you and the shoes are free with the class. I'm a runner and I've been doing this during the colder months instead of running, and I think it's really helped my running and overall fitness. The only few things I don't like are that the classes are listed at 50 minutes and classes sometimes only last 40. If I'm paying for a 50 minute class, I should be getting close to one. The other thing I'm not a fan of is when the instructor lets us do 'whatever we want' for a song. Not sure why I'm paying for a self-guided workout -- I think the instructors should be teaching the ENTIRE time. read more

I love Cyclebar! I'm a long time yogi who was looking for a new cardio-outlet. I discovered Cyclebar coincidentally as I order a meal service that uses them as a pickup location. So glad to have stumbled across this. It's incredibly challenging, fun, and rewarding. read more

Well, I bought a special deal here once and then a Groupon because it was kind of nice to go here when I couldn't get out to the bike trails. However, my experience on July 31, 2017 changed my opinion. I signed up for the 530pm Classic class taught by Sam. The instructor Sam put her playlist on and a couple of songs in I was inundated with the word "MOTHERF*CKING." This swear word was repeated so many times, I stopped counting. The instructor Sam didn't even attempt to turn this song off. Needless to say I was bewildered that this was being played. I went home and Googled this song and it was "Mo Bounce" by Iggy Azalea. So if working out in a "professional establishment" listening to offensive swear words is your cup of tea, then by all means take instructor Sam's class. I came home and thought about it. Not once have I ever heard a song with swear words at Gold's Gym or at various Yoga classes. I emailed CycleBar Corporate that day(stating their response time was within 48hrs) and as of 08-12-17 I still have not heard from them, nor CycleBar Columbia Pike with an apology of any kind. Great way to run a professional business. For a business that relies on repeat customers, you just lost a MOTHERF*CKING repeat customer. read more

I have been coming to Cyclebar about 5 times a week for almost 3 weeks now. I bought the $99 unlimited new rider pass. However, they will give you a free guest pass for your first class! They also let me know that they are always willing to give guest passes to friends who may be interested but unsure if they will like it. Let's start with customer service - it's phenomenal! I have always been greeted with a smile even at 5am! Their staff actually goes into the room to help people set up their bikes. If it's a large class there are multiple staff that come in and make sure everyone is ready to ride. You can sign up for the class you want to attend online and select your bike. When you get to the studio, you check in on an iPad and there is separate iPad that reminds you of your bike number just in case you forgot. Once you reserve a spot you are also sent a confirmation e-mail with the time of your class, the instructor and your bike number. They also e-mail your cycling stats after your class (RPMs, calories burned, class rank, etc...) Cycling shoes are included in your membership/pass! I have never seen that before. There are no cages on the bikes for regular shoes so if you don't have cycling shoes you'll have to use theirs. The bikes are made for the standard SPD clips. I personally have my own shoes and honestly, I would suggest buying some if you think indoor cycling is your "thing". I mean, my feet get super sweaty and using shoes that others have sweat in kind of freaks me out regardless of how they clean them. A few other things that they offer and that is included in the membership: a reusable water bottle (one per customer, per month), chilled or room temperature water, fruit (banana or apple), ear plugs, custom combo lockers, restrooms, showers and a towel is placed on your bike. They do not have a locker room but they do have two unisex bathrooms and two unisex shower rooms. They also provide shaving cream, razors, deodorant, towels and soap. I have never showered there but both the restrooms and shower rooms are very clean! In fact the entire studio is very clean. The staff wipes down the bikes with sanitizer after each class is done. I like that I am not required to wipe down my own bike - I go before work and ain't nobody got time for that. Now for the actual classes - and this is where I took a star away. I have taken a variety of their classes ranging from 50-60min with 4 different instructors. As other reviewers have said, yes, the music is super loud. I kind of expect that from a cycling class so I wasn't shocked. They offer ear plugs and I suggest you grab some before you enter the room. Most instructors are easy to hear even over the loud music but there are a couple that are just inaudible or feel as though they have to yell into the microphone. There are weighted bars (4 or 6lbs) that are used for an upper body workout once or twice during a ride. I never do this. I feel it is dangerous and pretty pointless. But hey, if you're into it - go for it. I often feel like I'm the only one that doesn't do it. They also do "push ups" on the bike, abs, isolate legs and focus on one leg at a time. I never do any of this. Again, I feel it's pointless and dangerous. I wouldn't do that on a bike outside so I'm not doing it inside. The instructors also instruct RPMs into the 130s-140s. Again, why? If you're like me, and you think these things are dangerous and bad for your joints just don't do it. I've only had one instructor say something to me in a joking way about not doing any of that. It's your ride and if you're paying the pretty penny do what you want. My other complaint about the class are the sprints/surges/pushes - whatever you want to call them. I have been taught that sprints should END your lungs and legs. I don't feel like any of the instructors give enough recovery time after these. If I wasn't going all out it might be okay but 30 seconds isn't enough to fully recover for another sprint. Also, most instructors end the class with two sprints and don't give enough time to cool down before stopping your feet and stretching. I often just keep peddling until my heart rate comes down enough for me to safely begin to stretch. They also do some stretching on the bike but feel free to just get off and do your thing. I wish they were more about SAFETY at this studio. I wish the instructors continued to remind people what their back, butts, wrists, shoulders, knees should be doing. Although, this could be hard considering the lighting situation in the studio. It's pretty dark with fake candles by the instructor. They have blue lights, red lights and a spot light for the instructor. All of which are controlled by a tablet by the instructors bike. The lights are pretty cool and something different than I have ever experienced. Well, that's all the characters I have. Try it at least once! read more

I have been riding with Columbia Pike CycleBar for the past year and a half. The workout is a whole experience and never gets old. All of the instructors are great! Their customer service is on point, whenever I email with a question they immediately answer and take care of you. If you are looking for a FUN way to get in cardio (while incorporating a little weight lifting) this is the place for you : ) read more

So I checked out CycleBar after my old gym closed, and I love it. The instructors have all been great, the rides are a great workout, and there are amenities galore (free water bottles, fruit, shoes are provided, coffee for early morning classes). I like that they have classes throughout the day, so if you are an early person or a late person, you can find a ride for you - I mean, 5:15 AM, that's insane! So far I've been to six different classes (with six different instructors) at this location - three Live DJ rides (Sam, Damion, Natalie), one early morning ride (Aimee), and two Concert Series ride (Shane, Haley). I also really like the technology and the fact that you are racing with the class - it's fun to be a little competitive. I learned today during Damion's class that you can "race" women vs. men (women won!) and between the rows (so, 1st row vs. 2nd row vs. 3rd row). It definitely elevated the energy in class. You get an email after class of your workout and stats (average watts, calories burned, rank in class), so you can compare your performance class to class. The music in the classes has been great. The Live DJ classes are a little bit loud, but they provide earplugs if you need (I don't know where people are getting this "the music is too soft" thing... if that was the case before, it definitely isn't the case now). They also do a "Concert Series" where they have different themes - I went to "Taylor Swift vs. Her Enemies", which was super fun. I've seen other themed classes on the schedule, including Hip Hop and Reggae classes. I've only heard one questionable song choice ("Ocean Avenue" by Yellowcard... what?!), but all of the other music has been on point. The quality of the workout is excellent - you just should know what you're getting into. It's primarily going to be a lower body and cardio workout, although there is some upper body work. I saw that someone said that you just peddle for 45 minutes, and that hasn't been my experience for any of the classes. I guess you *can* just peddle if you want to, but all of the instructors I've had have given cues for jumps, sprints, push ups, etc, so I don't know what that review is talking about. All the classes have gotten me sweaty and sore - I'm not sure if I trust the numbers they provide on calories, but I burn around 600 calories during each class. Parking is pretty easy, but the lot sometimes closes one of the entrances, which is a little baffling. Keep in mind that you can park on the second level also (it's really unclear, but that is what I was told by the front desk). I would just suggest getting there 10-15 minutes early to account for parking (earlier if it's your first class). Customer service is great. When I went to a 5:15 am class, the woman at the front desk had a smile on her face and was helpful (I was not smiling). I've also had to email a few times about buying packages and issues with my online account, but Marina and John were quick to help and resolve my issue. I do have two gripes, though - and this is where they lose a star: 1. The weighted bar! I don't mind using the weighted bar during class - even for a song or two, you will be sore - but not all instructors use it, so it doesn't always need to be there. It gets in the way for most of the class, especially when you're moving your hands on the handlebar. I wish they would do what FlyWheel does and have some sort of holder for the bar in front of the bike. EDIT: The CycleBar in NoMa actually has holders for the weighted bar. Please, Columbia Pike, get on this. Additionally, please make sure trainers are trained on how to use the weighted bar. It seems really unsafe to use it while standing - which was something my instructor had us doing tonight - both from a safety perspective and from a bio-mechanical (that is, you may injure yourself because you're unable to have proper form) perspective. 2. They don't have a phone number! If you're running late, there's literally no way to contact them except for email. They need to have some sort of message line or something. Or better yet - a phone number. Other than those two gripes, I'm super happy with my choice to go to CycleBar. They have lots of affordable new rider packages, and your first ride is free. Also, if you're new to cycling, they have FREE intro classes every Wednesday Check it out! read more

I love this place and the people making comments that the music is not loud enough must have hearing problems. I need ear plugs because I find it to be too loud. And I am not a SoulCycle fan, I don't need the acrobatics for my ride, maybe I am a cycle purist, so this ride and the instructors (esp Damion) are great to me. My only complaint would be the air fresher that is pumped in through the HVAC. It is toxic and not healthy for anyone. I would give them 5 stars if they got rid of that fake smell. read more

The customer service at this place is top notch. I totally screwed up this morning and showed up 15 minutes late for a class that I thought started on the half hour instead of the hour. They rebooked me in the next class with no fee. They run a good number of specials, clip-in shoes are always free, there are clean lockers and showers, and the instructors are all great. read more

CycleBar is clean, the staff is friendly, and the bikes are great. In terms of the instructors, Damion is fantastic. His playlists are creative/appeal to a wide range of individuals, he has a wonderful personality leading the class, and I feel extremely challenged in all of his classes. At this point, I have probably taken upwards of 50 classes with him. Every single time, I have left feeling like I got a fun, different workout. I highly recommended him. Natalie is also a great instructor. She is fun and lighthearted, and her classes are challenging. Overall, just come here. It really is that simple. You won't regret it. read more

Worst class ever! The instructors are rude and not motivating. I made several complaints to management about the poor music choice and no change was ever made. Be aware, when you send your survey after class it goes directly to the instructor. They ARE NOT anonymous. Besides listening to poor music choice many of the songs use curse words and inappropriate language. Never going back! read more

I went here a while back using a groupon deal to check the place out. My first impression was that it was much more welcoming & less pretentious than soul cycle. I really like the availability of parking at this location. The locker area is very tiny. The automated iPad checkin was convenient. You choose any locker to use for your class. The spin studio is spacious and nice. For me, the classes were good, but too much fluff. I like the style as far as boutique spin classes go, but I just prefer a "down and dirty" hard work spin class. I could do without the dancing, pushups, and weight work. I went to 4 classes with 4 different teachers. The different teachers had different musical styles. I appreciate that you can choose your bike before class so you don't have to worry about getting a bike. The classes were fine, but not for the regular price point for me. I think it is a good addition to the area, but not necessarily my preference for a spin class. read more

Cycle bar has been a great change of pace workout for me. Brand new everything and the place is well run with a friendly and outgoing staff. All of my rides have been led by Damion. The pace of his workouts are challenging but he keeps things loose. He's very encouraging and makes a point to create an atmosphere free from judgement. Plus he will adjust his playlist if you give him suggestions. For those of you that live On The Pike like me: If we want great businesses in our neighborhood then we need to support them. Cycle bar has a great intro rate of 10 rides for $99. Give it a shot so this place can thrive On The Pike. read more

I signed up for a charity event Cyclebar was sponsoring (very nice of them) for a local animal rescue group. I wanted to do a dry run before the event - so I knew about their parking, locker rooms, and studio. There is parking right next door - it can be a bit tricky finding a spot but usually there is one available. In the rush to find a parking space, I was 10 minutes late for their 30 minute Intro class and they still got me into the class with their brand of cycling shoes and a free water bottle. They even helped me to click my shoes into the bike while the class was going (again very nice of them). The 30 minute class nearly killed me, but it felt great. What I mostly appreciated were the available showers; after that class, I was worried about driving home sweaty and gross, but their showers were fantastic. A private room with extra towels - several little amenities including shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, I felt so refreshed. Their locker room includes a lovely water foundation with chilled and room temp water, and they offer bananas and apples to clients. Overall a lovely place and definitely worth it. read more

I've been to Flywheel, Soul Cycle, Generic gym class spin classes, Bikerbarre, etc. I wanted to test a bunch out before I committed and ended up sticking with Cyclebar because the instructors are so motivating. The customer service is also excellent, Shane does a great job. Damion and Sam are both excellent instructors and you will definitely come out of there with your butt kicked. I think the playlists are good (I know nature of spin is more hiphop/pop heavy, would be cool to do classes w/ rock music too) The classes in the city are always SUPER crowded with wait lists/im spinning in someone else's arm pit/paying 20$ to park....none of these issues at this location. Ton of bikes, space, clean facilities, and parking is super simple and free. Worth the 15 min drive outside of the city. read more

Awesome coaches, very friendly and helpful front desk staff, great workouts, and love the music choices.

This is hands down, my favorite workout! I usually get bored after about 20 minutes of a group exercise class, but CycleBar is AMAZING! The instructors, music, and competition with other attendees make this place the best! Time flies by. It's such an invigorating workout in an environment that feels like a high-class spa! I love the free shoes, water bottles, fresh fruit, and other extras. The staff is lovely...very willing to help and completely enthusiastic about cycling! So glad this place is in Arlington! read more

This is by far the best spin studio in the DC area! The set up and service are amazing - only spin studio I know that doesn't charge for shoes. I would recommend any class with Shane - love ending my week with his Friday happy hour class! read more

I've become a regular at Cyclebar, almost addicted to it in fact! I've floated around to various instructors/classes and feel all push you hard in their own style. Damion's Thursday night hip hop class and Shane's Saturday morning battle of the musicians are my two favorites just for the fact that both pump me up so much I really push it. Overall though, the full staff is wonderful and accommodating, the facility is clean and cutting edge and I love the follow-up emails that show me my rank, calories burned and average speed. I've attempted many spin studios and this one is at the top for sure! read more

This place is awesome. So clean. Everyone is friendly and helpful. It is the cadillac of cycling. They provide shoes and towels. They have water available. I think they give away FREE water bottles (I didn't need one though). I went to the Sunday Funday class at 10:45 and I believe there were mimosas and beer available, but I was not interested after such a butt kicking workout. The instructor, Rob, had a good play list, he is motivating without calling you out or being over the top. They have a reader board to see your class stats periodically too. really cool place. read more

I discovered spin classes through Francina at another studio several years ago & immediately loved it. Her friendly yet challenging classes & awesome music playlist turned me into an avid spinner. After I had my twins in 2014, it took awhile for me to get back into fitness. I found a spin instructor that I loved at my traditional gym, & though the spin studio itself was totally lacking, he made the classes worthwhile. He stopped teaching late last year & I stopped going to spin classes. Until I found out that Francina was teaching at CycleBar Columbia Pike. I knew I needed to get to one of her classes. I did this morning & it felt so great to get back on the bike with her! This is a legit, top notch spin studio, & Francina's class is EXACTLY what I need to start my mornings. I will definitely be back! read more

This place is cool! The studio is very clean and the staff is extremely friendly. I showed up very close to the start of my class and several employees took their time to show me how to use the lockers and clip my shoes in. The music and lights in our class were perfect to set the mood and zone out. Our instructor led us through some upper body work as well. The time flew by and it was over before I knew it. They're doing some "free rides" this week since they just opened and I definitely would recommend checking it out! Will be back! read more

Great classes and instructors really make you work. I'm glad something finally came into this Columbia Pike area aside from the sad, old gyms. My only dislike...I go to spin class to work my legs so I don't like the arm workouts interspersed within class. It disrupts my momentum and it's awkward. I have the same complaint about SoulCycle and Zengo. Otherwise great time and Jen is awesome at pushing your limits! read more

I've had my share of spinning classes around the neighborhood but cyclebar set a new standard for me: friendly staff, new equipments, FREE (comfy) shoes, fun instructors with great playlists, and good intro pricing. Started out with free rides for a week or two but now i'm hooked. My only complaint is the weight bar. I'm always nudging my neighbors with the bar or my elbow. Oops. read more

I've been a member of CycleBar for over a year now and have been incredibly happy with the instructors, schedule and studio. The front desk workers are always welcoming and happy to help you as needed. The Studio manager is one of the best in WMA, always pleasant, accommodating and spectacular to work with when renewing contracts and answering membership questions. Kudos to the Cyclebar Columbia Pike team. read more

I've been to many cycle classes/studios and was so disappointed in the customer service here. Wanted to find a place that felt inviting and fun - would recommend looking elsewhere. read more

Went in for my first ever spin class, Shane was an amazing instructor! He definitely pushes you far, but motivates you along the way. Highly recommend. read more

If I am about to compare this Cyclebar with other locations, it is a dramatic difference. I would say this is the worst location to go. Employees are eating Chipotle right at the front desk as soon as you walk in.(not something you want to see when you are about to work out). This place needs a lot of improvements to be a CYCLEBAR. read more

I was so excited to drive by Cyclebar on Columbia Pike a few weeks ago and have been able to go to 3 classes over winter break (2-50 min and 1-75 min on 1/1). IT IS AWESOME. And, you should know, I am picky when it comes to spin class ambiance, instructors and music. This is pretty darn perfect. Dark, loud (they provide free earplugs if you want them), competitive (if you need that as inspiration) if you want it to be and all this free stuff--shoes, water bottles, cold and room temp water, fruit, mouthwash, lotion, towels, and you don't even have to wipe down your bike afterwards. Damion had an incredible playlist last week honoring artists lost this year - Prince, George Michael, etc. and I was able to listen to it all day (they provide link in an email with your class stats). The locker locks are even simple to figure out. You won't be disappointed--they're also offering great packages for new riders. read more

I will preface this with that I am not a spin class girl. I love cycling, but I would rather be outside on a real bike. However, spin classes are good to build strength, and are handy during the unbearably hot summer days and dark, cold winters. I've been to several other studios, but go to Cyclebar since it is closest to my apartment. I have been going to Cyclebar for a few months, and I would say it is a very average studio. It's clean, the classes are challenging, and it's relatively easy to schedule classes. It is also affordable compared to other studios, and a convenient location for me. Nonetheless, after a few months, I have found several things to be annoying enough to write a review. 1. PARKING! By far the biggest problem is the "convenient and free" parking. What they do not tell you is that there are very few parking spots that are shared with the other businesses next to Cyclebar. Even worse, I believe some of the residents in the apartments above decide to park in the retail parking, filling the spaces and making it nearly impossible to find parking. More often than not did I have to drive around multiple times trying to find parking. A few times I was able to park on the second level (gasp! - but there is also "residential guest" parking), but you always risk not being able to get out after the class if the gate is down. Then you simply have to wait for a resident to come and open the gate. Not very convenient. 2. Instructors and Instructions - By far, my favorite instructor is Haley, who is friendly and encouraging and is on the bike almost as long as you. However, several other instructors aggressively yell at you that you are not doing enough the entire time, and spend less and less time on the bike. While I know some find this encouraging, I am not one of them. More importantly ALL instructors do not clearly say when (and to what level) you should gear up or down. Numerous times they will say something like, "gear up to 7/8"...only for me to realize that I was already there because they never clearly said when we were supposed to previously gear down. I also do not like all of the additional shifting and arm movements (pushing up and down, or shifting your butt back and forth, etc.). While I know all spin studios do this, it has no purpose at best, and can actually be harmful. When I chose not to do it, I get dirty looks from my fellow spin classmates. 3. Studio - The layout of the studio itself is terrible. There are two small benches, crowded around the lockers, so when one class is leaving, another is arriving, and everyone is waiting outside while they prep the stadium for the next class, it is impossible to move! Am I seriously the only one who does not enjoy having to wait 10 minutes just to get to my locker and having to squirm my way around sweaty people?? I've been to other studios that have spread out, separate areas, which makes it much easier to access the lockers. For several weeks, they also consistently kept giving me men's shoes, and I am not sure why. I finally bought my own shoes, so I stopped checking, but it was getting frustrating as I always had to ask for new ones or use shoes that were too large. Overall, Cyclebar is a decent studio. The staff are mostly friendly and the classes are challenging (which is what I care most about). It doesn't have the perks of nicer studios, but also doesn't cost as much. If they managed to modify the layout and worked with the management of the building to improve parking, that would make a huge difference. read more

I have been going to CycleBar since November and I love it. It is a great workout and I recommend it to people all the time. My favorite instructor is Damion. He always gives a great workout and I love how he keeps you motivated the whole time even when you feel like you can't keep going. All the instructors classes I've been to are great. The people that work there are always helpful and friendly. Can't recommend this place enough. read more

This place is awesome! The staff is very friendly, the facility is clean, the location is convenient and parking is easy. You've got to check out the Thursday night hip-hop class with a live DJ. It is off the chain! read more