I've been coming to cycling classes with my cousin, and I absolutely love it! Oscar and Neil are hands down my favorite instructors. Their playlists are always and they keep the energy high from start to finish, making every class fun and motivating. The studio itself is always clean, welcoming, and has such a friendly vibe. One of my favorite perks is that they validate parking, which makes getting there super convenient. They also offer shoe rentals and provide fresh face towels, which are such nice little touches. Overall, it's an amazing environment with great instructors, great music, and great people. Whether you're new to cycling or have been riding for a while, I'd definitely recommend checking it out! read more

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I've been coming to this studio consistently since last year, and it's one of my favorite places to ride! The studio is always clean, the instructors are friendly, energetic, and genuinely make every class fun. Having 90 minutes of validated parking is also a huge plus and makes getting to class so easy. The instructors do a great job of keeping everyone motivated. They celebrate your progress, keep track of your personal records, and even repost Instagram stories, which makes you feel recognized and part of the community. I'm on track to hit 100 classes this year, and that's a testament to how much I enjoy coming back. I've brought several friends to classes, and they've all had a great experience too. The workouts are challenging, the atmosphere is welcoming, and they're building an amazing community that keeps people coming back. I highly recommend checking them out if you're looking for a fun, motivating, and supportive cycling studio! read more

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First of all--if you're looking to stay fit and feel your best, this is the place to be! The workouts are no joke. The trainers will push you to your limits, and you'll leave every spin class feeling like you just survived an exorcism... in the best way possible! I absolutely love it here. I've already lost 10 pounds, and I truly credit the amazing trainers who motivate me and keep me accountable every step of the way. A huge thank you to Tasha, Taj, and Oscar for making every class challenging, fun, and something I actually look forward to. And I can't forget the amazing front desk team--Tina and Ivory! They're always so friendly, helpful, and happy to assist with getting you set up if a trainer is busy. If you're thinking about joining, do it. You won't regret it! read more

Ride213 - Rented spin shoes and energy drink - Cycling Classes Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Solid indoor cycling studio in the Arts District. I've been indoor cycling for about 6 years now, but this was my first time at Ride213. The instructor was fantastic. The studio is very clean. The bikes are on the older side. They work fine, but don't ride as smooth as bikes from other studios. The studio is also conveniently situated in a small plaza with a few restaurants and even a nail salon. There is also free 90-minute parking with validation, which is a nice perk. I would definitely recommend Ride213 if you're in the area. read more

Don't go here! Workers have a stick up their a**. Have the biggest attitude ever. If you're new, they're not heartwarming. I'm an avid workout go-er and I've never seen this behavior before at a studio. Parking sucks too since the lot is small and barely any street parking. Workers have no grace for LA traffic nor understanding that they are in the arts district. Was really looking forward to their class too. Save your time, energy and money into a better establishment. What a waste of my Monday night and gas. I never do 1 star reviews but this experience was so off putting. read more

Ride 213 is the best spin studio in Los Angeles. I've taken classes with Oscar, Tasha, Kalandra, Taj, Suzanne, Erin, Kayla and Glenny! All the playlists were hot as the studio encourages self expression and gives the trainers full creative control. I had so much fun moving to music i previously never listened to. Its not like the corporate cycling places that censor music and censor artists entirely. It is a wonderful community too, as I see familiar faces in every class. I love the location as well in the heart of the Arts District walking distance from the Little Tokyo Metro Station. read more

Great time with some great instructors. I've been to four different trainers and they are all different but amazing in their own way. I think I'm still sweating. read more

I booked my first class through ClassPass. They are also offering $15 for your first class through the studio. They offer spin shoes for rent for $2, or you can bring your own. I have the SPD clips, and it work just fine. The studio is small, they have cubbies inside the actual room with the bikes so you can place your items there. I took Glenny as my instructor, he was very aggressive in his approach on pushing his class. He also went over the basis of the bikes which I like. (Resistance, saddle, third, second, etc) he also discussed form. Pros - parking is comp for the first 90 minutes. Parking may be an issue since it shares the lot with other businesses - Variety of instructors on schedule - Towels are complimentary Cons - the bathroom is located outside the studio, you need a key. read more

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I love this studio! The instructors are amazing, and the community is incredibly welcoming and supportive. Parking is convenient and free with validation from the studio, which is a nice bonus. I'll definitely be coming here for a long time to come! read more

I absolutely love the classes at Ride213! ‍ The energy is unmatched, and my favorite instructors are Glenny, Taj, and Tasha. Each of them brings something unique to the ride: * Glenny is SUPER intense--in the best way. When he's training for a marathon, SO ARE YOU! lol! * Taj is such an inspiring coach. Her positive affirmations and encouragement push you past your limits and make you believe in yourself. * Tasha is incredible! I've only taken her class twice, but I'm already hooked--she'll have you sprinting for your life (and loving it). Every class is high-intensity, the resistance work is no joke, and I always leave feeling challenged and accomplished. Can't wait for my next ride! -Mariel Diaz read more

Ride213 - Cycling Classes Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Took my first class a few days ago. Parking was chill, fun instructors and a great work out! I would definitely recommend. read more

LOVE it here! Taj and Niel are my people! I've honestly been to a lot of different spin studios over the years - I find ride213 to be the most welcoming and not intimidating. All the instructors are really kind, and all have different styles so you can mix up your work outs. There is a parking lot, which can get a little busy. But this is usual with most all fitness studios in LA. So the key is to just arrive a bit early - it's no biggie. Also, they have a no late arrivals policy - which yes is a bummer. But also, when you're actually taking the class I'm thankful for. There's nothing worse than instructors having to be distracted by this. This is also pretty common for most work out classes, so just be mindful - especially if it's your first time to the studio or have never done spin and you need help setting up. They do have shoe rental, a water machine, and various beverages you can purchase. Honestly, love it here and so thankful to have a spin studio downtown! read more

This was my first-ever cycling class, and unfortunately, the experience turned me off from cycling. My instructor was yelling the entire time and was too intense. I arrived just on time for class, but parking took an additional 30 minutes due to limited lot parking and street parking. No where in their website had listed how bad the parking really is. I was stressed trying to find parking to make it in time and circled around the area multiple times. I had to run to make it to my class and on time and saw a few others walk in late too. Despite being a first-time rider, I was not given any safety instructions n on how to properly set up or use the bike. In fact, there were 3 workers and none of them asked me if it was my first time cycling and didn't show me how to do anything when they weren't doing anything else. The staff member at the front desk was not welcoming or helpful. I had to figure everything out on my own. During the ride, my right foot slipped mid-session because I wasn't properly instructed on clipping in. At the end of class, I was stuck on the bike because I didn't know how to unclip. In addition, the class did not start exactly on time either so he could have set the time to give me a rundown of the bike. My friends who were late were not allowed into the class primarily because of "safety concerns" (as you can see in the owner's fast replies in the other reviews), however they did not even give me any breakdowns. Unfortunately I don't have access to their security cameras so I can't prove my statements but I'm sure their response will be something defensive and gaslighting. I'm not sure why their MAIN and ONLY argument of not letting late people in is because of safety precautions when I was not even given that. At the end of the day, hospitality goes a lot further than being rude and lacking empathy. You don't build a successful business from profiting off of people's frustrations and negative experiences, especially when people are carving out their own time and money. read more

I get the whole late policy thing but it's so unfair especially when they know how bad their parking lot is and it being in the Arts district. The guy who met us at the door was not even understandable about our situation and was so rude about it. That is what turns me off, just the sheer lack of empathy. Hospitality is what makes people want to come back but that was not what we experienced. We made every effort to arrive on time, but some factors are simply outside of a guest's control. I live 10 minutes from the arts district but still left over an hour before class to account for traffic. The parking situation was an absolute joke. I was stuck in the parking lot for at least 10 minutes because of all the cars trying to leave or get in. Even the studio knows their parking situation is bad. It took over 30 minute to finally find street parking which was over 10 minutes away from the studio. My friend and I had to run over 10 minutes to get to class. I understand having policies in place, but being completely disregarded and treated with disrespect is another thing. Even though we ran there, we got shut down while a girl who came later than us was able to get in because she's a returnee. I understand that's their policy for returnees, but applying stricter timing rules to first-time customers doesn't create the most welcoming first impression. I'd rather not support an establishment that creates an anxiety induced environment of whether or not I can beat the la traffic and find parking. The lack of flexibility and empathy was disappointing. How can you expect customers to return when there is no hospitality. You should shift your focus from: R - rude I - inconsiderate D - disrespectful E - entitled To: R - respectful I - inclusive D - down to earth E - empathetic read more

Horrible experience. Workers are not nice or understanding. Save yourself the frustration, gas, and money. There are way better studios out there especially not in the biggest traffic area of LA. read more

Big attitudes, zero warmth. I've never felt so unwelcome at a workout studio. Terrible parking and no grace for traffic. How can you expect to get new members if you create a stressful environment to be able to drive through la traffic and park in time? read more