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Stages Cycling is the only indoor cycling company that is 100% focused on making the highest quality products for all cyclists.


Featuring world class INDOOR BIKES, pro peloton-proven POWER METERS, and robust instructor EDUCATION, Stages Cycling now brings you STAGES FLIGHT, our web-based data analysis tool with big-screen display, integrated bike reservation, and mobile applications.


Benefitting members, instructors, and studios, Stages Flight combines simple system implementation, powerful coaching tools, and colorful graphics sure to help your studio take flight.


The Stages Flight intensity ride display can be highly customized to show the exact data the coach wishes for each rider, including heart rate, percent of FTP, and current watts.


Video and audio can be added to create an entertaining, motivating immersive indoor cycling experience.


An extremely engaging feature for all cyclists, Stages Flight competition mode is especially attractive to outdoor cyclists, and perfect for drawing new members into your studio. Create routes anywhere in the world that motivate and challenge your riders, and keep them coming back for more!


Please contact our Canadian distributor: info@dotmarfitness.com


YOUR MEMBERS ACHIEVE THEIR FITNESS GOALS FASTER WITH THE


HELP FREEMOTION i11.9 INCLINE TRAINER


Walking 2 mph at 30% incline burns 261% more calories than walking at zero incline.


FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT OUR AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR - DOTMAR FITNESS dotmarfitness.com


|| info@dotmarfitness.com || 905.272.3663


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