Sep 22, 2026
The SOLE B94 is an upright exercise bike built for home cardio, featuring a 9-inch backlit LCD, 20 levels of ECB magnetic resistance, Bluetooth connectivity, and a lifetime frame warranty.
Salt Lake City, United States, September 22, 2026 /PressCable/ -- SOLE Fitness has announced the availability of its B94 Upright Exercise Bike, a home cardio machine built around a 9-inch backlit LCD display. The bike is designed to give home users a comfortable, well-equipped option for tracking workouts without a gym membership.
More details can be found at https://www.soletreadmills.com/products/sole-b94
According to SOLE, upright bikes have long appealed to home users who want a joint-friendly way to build cardio endurance and support broader health goals over time. The company describes a seated, vertical posture as easier to sustain across regular sessions than more aggressive riding positions, and the B94 follows that same accessible format. Demand for home cardio equipment has remained steady in recent years. According to a report by Mordor Intelligence, stationary cycles recorded the fastest growth of any home fitness equipment category, posting a 7.85% CAGR through 2031.
That consistency in demand also means buyers are comparing options closely, and SOLE points to the B94's drivetrain as a key differentiator. The bike offers 20 levels of ECB magnetic resistance paired with a 20 lb flywheel and built-in cooling fans, a combination the company said keeps operation quiet enough for shared living spaces while delivering a smooth, stable pedaling feel. Because magnetic resistance systems generate no contact between components, SOLE said, they tend to run quieter and require less maintenance over time than friction-based alternatives.
On top of the ride quality, SOLE said the B94's 9-inch display tracks workout data on one central screen, with Bluetooth connectivity linking the bike to the SOLE+ App and to third-party platforms such as Kinomap for guided training sessions. The bike also supports Bluetooth audio, allowing users to connect speakers or headphones directly.
Rounding out the design, the B94 includes an integrated tablet holder and a USB charging port. SOLE Fitness said this combination lets users follow along with entertainment or workout content without needing additional equipment nearby. The frame is covered by a lifetime warranty, with two-year coverage on electronics and parts and one year on labor.
"The adjustable gel seat, strong frame, and ergonomically designed pedals allow the machine to conform to each rider's needs," a SOLE Fitness spokesperson said. "The B94's straightforward programs and 9" LCD display are built to deliver effective cardio exercises, allowing users to spend less time navigating gimmicky programs and more time focused on their goals."
Interested parties can find further details about the company's full equipment lineup at: https://www.soletreadmills.com/
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