Cyklus Vancouver

Spin workout for cyclists. I’ve tried 4 different spin places and this one is at the top. What I like: the bikes with computers for RPM, gear #, etc, the Spivi computer and screens to show where you are at with the rest of the class, for my first class I had Brianne, who was good and clear in her instruction and the music motivating without being too loud so I could actually hear her. I really like Method too, it’s almost a tie with Cyklus, but with the prices are a bit lower at Cyklus, so it wins in that department. I am also looking forward to trying their TRX class.

Love this place! The 5 classes for $ 35 deal is awesome, highly suggest new clients take advantage of it. I have a ClassPass membership now and often find myself opting for Cyklus classes over other studios. Great bikes, super cool ‘Spivi’ technology that tracks your workout results, and big virtual reality type screens that REALLY light a fire under your ass — nothing makes you work harder than seeing that your other people in the class are absolutely killing it. Highly suggest Cyklus.

I regularly commute by bike and used to hate on spin classes as being for people who just can’t be bothered to learn to ride a «real bike.»
Then my wife bought me a 5-​class pass to Cyklus, and I take (most) of it back.
The equipment here is really great — the bikes are really adjustable, there are fans and curtains to help with heat, they give towels, and there’s even a shower. The SPD shoes even fit my wide feet! Not sure why but that impressed me a lot…
Oh, and they’ve got a screen that shows all the riders on a virtual road course, which for me was very motivating. I think I even burned myself out too fast by trying to stay at the head of the pack.
I’ve been to the Foundation Ride and the Ride, Core, and Stretch. Both were awesome workouts that even kicked my butt, and I would consider myself decently fit. I can already feel the gains when I get on my «real bike.» And most of the classes don’t seem to involve any on-​the-​bike pushups or anything like that. Lots of riding, which as a cyclist I appreciate.
4 stars only because I haven’t been to other spin classes. But I’m very impressed with this one.

I’m a big fan of spin class. All the good things about riding outside, without dodging cars :) When Cyklus opened up nearby, I knew I had to give it a try. For newbies like me, they have some sweet deals: first class free (no excuses not to go!), and 5 classes for $ 35 (deal!). I signed up online for my first class, and headed over one night after work. I went to the 6pm class, which wasn’t busy at all. They helped me get set up on my bike, and give everyone spin shoes (no regular runners allowed). They have lockers that lock with a punch code, and a cold water machine. I loved the screens that showed your stats, and the instructor maps out the whole class so you know what’s coming. Challenging, and fun, not to mention, a great workout. Already looking forward to my next class!

This place is awesome. Interactive big screen and advanced computer system that monitors and tracks your progress for every ride. The place is clean and the instructors are really encouraging. My bf and I are beginners and they were there to help us from beginning to end. I love how they have huge black out curtains during the class and dim the lighting for a really cool experience. Not to mention they rent you spin shoes for free and give you a small towel to use during the classes. They offer showers with skoah shampoo if you decide to shower after the class which is great because I absolutely love skoah. The ride is tough and challenging I felt like I had hot coals in my chest and stomach but it was worth it… And I thought at times id fly off the bike if my shoes were not clipped in. Thank God for those clip in shoes

Love this spin studio, bought a groupon and definitely got my value out of it. High energy classes, great space (roomy, bikes are not squashed up against each other), love the heart rate monitor options and the bathrooms/​shower facilities are very handy. Usually parking nearby, at a reasonable cost (as long as you’re not there during an event at BC Place). Not pretentious. Some really great instructors, will definitely continue coming here. Rick’s 7 am classes on Wednesdays and Fridays are phenomenal. You will get a very sweaty and amazing workout.

This studio is awesome, their spinning sessions are all in a good time frame and give you a good burn form the workout but not leaving you exhausted. After each spin work out I felt refreshed. They have a good variety of classes at different timing accommodating everyone’s needs. I particularly like class by one of their trainers: Brianne, she always draws on their mirror about the workout before each class and that gives you a good mental prep for the workout ahead, and she on and off come around us to make sure we are doing the right thing and have the right postures. I found that useful as I do not always remember recommended gears for the bikes all the time. They have some longer classed combining spinning and yoga/​pilates. For anyone who likes to squeeze in a quick workout to hardcore gymmers, give this studio a try!

I have been to two classes at this studio and I’m very impressed so far. The staff are very friendly, the facility is well-​equipped, tidy, and impressive, and the instructors have been great so far. as a bonus, they provide towels and shoes free of charge.
one thing i’m a bit weirded out by is the change facilities. they have 3 wrap-​around curtains to change behind, but the fabric they use is somewhat see-​through. makes me want to change in the washroom.
You are definitely getting a premium spin experience here, which is reflected in the pricing. If you can make $ 20 a class work, it’s worth it.
there’s loads of street parking on beatty, which at $ 2 an hour, is super reasonable.

I love this place! It’s serious but fun spin classes in an excellent new studio. I’ve been to a few different spin studios in the US, one in van, attended some classes in Van community centres and some at the gym and this studio is one of the best.
If you are wanting a place where the people are friendly and want a good serious workout then come here (unlike some studios where folks are just there to show off their latest workout outfit and bounce around on their seat… which is a big no no if u know anything about spin)
The instructors have great workout sets and will push you while giving constructive feedback and reminders on technique.
Pros: easy to book classes and cancel online
Shoes and towels are provided
Clean studio with shower and change areas!
Great and committed instructors
Great studio space. Love the mirrors where they write the set of the day
Heart rate monitors available and which you can use to display your readings on a monitor
Cons: some may not be too keen on the membership rates as they can be pricey.
Parking isn’t free unless you know where the secret spots are.
Tip: if u can’t afford spin classes in a studio, the community centres offer $ 5 drop in fees and are not bad at all. Best ones I’ve been to have been at the Dunbar community centre :)

I just went to my very first spin class today! Needless to say it was everything I expected and more! I had the pleasure to attend Jay Shapka’s Interval Ride class and wow did it kick my butt! As a complete newbie to spinning, I didn’t know there was such a thing as ‘good posture’ and the instructor will help guide you there! You will be pushed to your limit and it is so worth it.
This place is fun, plays great music and is so clean! There are rain-​head showers, fresh towels and toiletries (including a hair dryer) and all the amenities that you would need. Fantastic place! Vancouver really needed an awesome place like this!
I’d give Cyklus 6 stars if I could!!!

Yep Awesome place. Go check it out.

AHHHH-​MAZING! I have been lucky enough to try some great cycling studios across Canada and the USA — Quad spinning, Soul Cycle, FlyWheel and Wheelhouse. CYKLUS is right on par and possibly even better. They offer an all inclusive type package, meaning everything in the studio is included in your membership.
I am not a professional cyclist but I do love a good workout. This place thinks of everything — cycling shoes, heart rate monitors, towels, water, super clean and comfortable as well. It’s all included. The spin bikes they use are probably the most comfortable I have ever sat in — super cushiony seats, ladies you know what I mean. I’m sure men do too! The wheel is so smooth as well as transitioning through gears.
As far as the quality of instruction — AWESOME. Good music and fun ride techniques. I highly recommend trying it out.

I tried spinning years ago at a community centre, but the whole rigamarole of calling at 7 am just to get on the wait list and then having to show up early to maybe, possibly get a spot and stand outside the class cutting shade at the other waitlisters jockeying to get in was all too much. Registering for a drop-​in shouldn’t be more tiring than the class itself! That’s why I was so excited to get a Groupon for Cyklus studio. The class sizes are small, you can reserve online and the instructors are super positive but also motivate you beyond what you thought possible. Cyklus also has a lot of innovative technology. They’re currently working to set up a system where your heartrate monitor’s readings are projected on TV screens so you can track your progress: so cool.
What I’m most impressed by, however, is how all the instructors take the time to help you achieve the correct technique. (Before starting at Cyklus, I didn’t know there was a technique to spinning beyond ‘get on the bike and pedal until you’re sweaty’). Being reminded of your posture and technique is so crucial to prevent injuries.
If you want a positive space that still allows you to get a challenging workout in, then Cyklus is a great option.

I love this place! I’m a huge fan of spin so I was super pumped when I heard there would be an all-​spin studio in Yaletown. The staff is super friendly, and the bikes are high tech. They also give you spin shoes, which is awesome because it’s a lot easier on your joints. The space is really nice, there are showers, bathrooms, a water tank, and storage space. It’s very intimate and feels like a community.
The classes itself are amazing! I just took Shannon’s Core class, and she was so pleasant and nice, and it was one of the best spin classes I’ve ever gone to. I really liked the music she played — the work out to the song «Happy» was my favourite part. If you’re looking to get into mad summer shape, then you definitely have to check out Cyklus!

This is a great spin studio! The staff is friendly and Elizabeth Vancer is especially great. Fantastic instruction and awesome music to really push you to work your hardest! What’s unique about Cyklus compared to other spin studios is that they have a Kaiser display on each of their bikes that tell you your RPM, watts (effort output), calories burned, gear, and time and distance cycled. It’s a great point of reference, especially for beginners! Best of all, this studio is air conditioned so it’s always nice and cool and no more fighting to get a bike by a fan!
They also provide the click-​in shoes, towels, and water free of charge and they have multiple shower stalls.

Super friendly staff and phenomenal space! I had never used strap in bikes before but they made it super easy. I have a feeling I will be a regular. It also helps that this place is only a 5 minute walk from my home :)

Cyklus is the best Indoor Cycling Studio in Vancouver. The staff are incredibly friendly, positive and extremely motivating. I take Elizabeth and Kristian’s Beats Ride classes. They are both amazing! They really feel like personal trainers and keep you challenged and coming back for more. Whatever your fitness level, your age or your experience you will fit right in. It’s a great and diverse community. The bikes are state-​of-​the-​art and the sound system makes you feel like you’re riding to the rhythm and beat of the music. I love the community feel at Cyklus. Try it out, you’ll love it too! Highly recommended. Enjoy your ride!