Some indoor bikes include a bike console to display RPM and heart rate information. If you have a bike console, check the corresponding manual to see if it transmits ANT+. If it does, it will be compatible. If it's not, you can always add a wireless cadence sensor and make it compatible.

Yes. The easy-to-use, heavy-duty crank enables riders to accurately measure performance and track progress, featuring a water-resistant battery pack and an oversized compartment for extra cells to create an exceptionally long battery life.

The dual-mode design allows for compatibility with both ANT+ and Bluetooth devices so you can connect with Spivi Home.

Spivi products for clubs and studios support the BLE and ANT+ protocols.

At home, If you have a BLE USB Stick you can use Polar H7, H10, and OH1 heart rate monitors. If you have an ANT+ USB Stick you can use any ANT+ heart rate monitor. Some indoor cycling bikes can also transmit the heart-rate data directly from the bike’s console to Spivi Home, in such case, other HR monitors may be compatible. We suggest checking out the ANT+ directory for a compatible list of devices.

To pair a heart rate monitor with Spivi Home at home, first make sure that the heart rate monitor is powered on and that you are wearing it. Launch the Spivi Home software and click on the ‘Pairing’ icon at the top of the page. A list of sensors will be displayed. Click on your heart rate monitor and select ‘Pair. ' Read more here.

In the studio - Yes. After a class, all participant members get an email with their performance summary.

At home—Yes, you will automatically receive a performance summary report via email once you complete a workout. You must have your indoor bike paired with Spivi Home to receive the email.

Yes, as long as your trainer is ANT+ it will work with Spivi Home. 

In order to see your performance data on the screen, you will first need to pair your bike to the Spivi Home software. Depending on your bike, you may need to connect an ANT+ USB stick or a BLE USB Stick to your computer.  To learn more, please review Pairing Your Bike and Sensors

If your bike does not have any compatible sensors, you can install an external cadence sensor directly onto your bike’s crank arm.

The answer to this question for most bikes is yes, using an ANT+ compatible external cadence sensor or an ANT+ Power meter.

On most bikes, you have to place the cadence sensor on the inside of one of the crank arms, then spin the crank around to make sure the sensor does not interfere with the mechanics or the body of your bike.

You can buy cadence sensors from any bike or an online store, including ours and Amazon.