
VIKON Bike
50–500 W training, power measurement accuracy above 95% and no TFT screen. A straightforward setup for gym-floor cardio, cycling classes and training centres.
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VIKON combines self-generated power, electronic resistance control and training feedback across its cardio equipment. The aim is practical: give the person training a clear way to set the workload, understand their effort and choose how they want to use the machine.


Both VIKON Bike models are self-powered: pedalling generates energy for the bike's operation. The treadmill also uses self-generating technology. For a facility, this reduces dependence on fixed power points and gives more freedom to arrange equipment around the instructor, other training stations and the people moving through the room.
Both bikes include wireless charging for compatible phones, making it easier to keep a device available during a longer ride. Self-generation and wireless charging bring equipment power and everyday device use into the same setup. The selected equipment, accessories and room layout are considered together when planning an installation.
In ERG mode, you select a target in watts. Electronic resistance adjusts as your cadence changes to help you maintain that workload within the bike's operating range. Pedal faster and the resistance required for the same power falls; pedal more slowly and it rises. The target stays at the centre of the session.
This is useful when a coach wants a repeatable task: a sustained endurance effort, a sequence of intervals or a planned recovery between harder blocks. VIKON Bike offers a 50–500 W range; VIKON Bike PRO, with its TFT display, extends the maximum to 800 W. Both include an integrated ergometer to measure the rider's power output.

VIKON Bike provides over 95% power measurement accuracy; VIKON Bike PRO provides 99%. A power reading gives effort a measurable reference, so riders and coaches can work with a defined target instead of relying only on how heavy a resistance setting feels. Consistent setup and comparable sessions make that feedback more useful.
Both models support 20-minute and 60-minute FTP tests. FTP, or Functional Threshold Power, provides a reference for organising cycling intensity around the individual. It helps a coach choose appropriate training targets and review changes over time. Testing is a training tool, and the session should suit the rider's experience and condition.
Both bikes support Bluetooth communication and widely used cycling apps, including Zwift, ROUVY and Kinomap. Riders can use compatible apps for their preferred style of indoor training. Available data, resistance control and other functions depend on the app, device and connection; third-party accounts or subscriptions may be required.
VIKON is also developing a separate connected race system for organised cycling sessions. The development preview includes individual challenges, team relays, shared standings and results review. It remains in internal testing, with bike compatibility and venue requirements confirmed for each project. It is separate from the bike's built-in ERG mode and is not presented as a released standard feature.

50–500 W training, power measurement accuracy above 95% and no TFT screen. A straightforward setup for gym-floor cardio, cycling classes and training centres.
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A TFT display, power up to 800 W and 99% power measurement accuracy. More power headroom with workout information on an integrated screen.
View product detailsSee how these features work together on the individual product pages, or arrange a demonstration to compare the controls, riding position and feel of the equipment.
Download the VIKON catalogue for product details, training features and applications. No form or sign-in is required.
English PDF · 20 pages · 8.3 MBThis English catalogue contains earlier product names and specifications. Use the current Bike, Bike PRO and Treadmill product pages for the latest information. An updated catalogue will follow once the website is finalised.