Horizon
Horizon 7.0 IC Bike
$799.00
Manufacturer price
Quick verdict
Best for: Riders who want standing climbs and sprints, road-style handlebars and saddle, and app or class workouts on their own tablet, in a compact 47 by 21 inch footprint.
- Buy if standing efforts, clip-in pedals, and app-led classes are how you plan to ride, and the 47 by 21 inch footprint fits.
- Skip if you want back support, an easy step-through frame, or a bike that works without an outlet.
Where to buy
100
Resistance Levels
28.6 lb
Flywheel
300 lb
Max User Weight
Indoor Cycle
Type
Editorial assessment
Who this product is for
The Horizon 7.0 IC is an indoor cycling bike with a 28.6-pound flywheel, 100 magnetic resistance levels, SPD-compatible pedals, and an included Bluetooth heart-rate monitor, aimed at riders who follow workouts through their own apps.
Reviewed 2026-10-07 by HomeGymPicker Editorial Team
Main advantages
Horizon publishes 0–100 magnetic resistance levels, a 28.6-pound aluminum flywheel, dual-sided pedals with toe cages and SPD clips, a racing-style saddle, 4-way adjustable handlebars and seat, an LCD with five programs, Bluetooth connectivity, an included heart-rate monitor, transport wheels, a tablet rack, and USB-A charging.
Main limitations
Like most indoor cycles it has no backrest and a narrow saddle, which some riders find uncomfortable for long sessions. Horizon does not publish an inseam or rider-height range. SPD cleats, cycling shoes, and app subscriptions are separate purchases.
Space, fit, and setup
The published footprint is 47 by 21 by 47 inches and the bike weighs 87 pounds, with transport wheels for short moves. Leave clearance around the pedals and keep a 120V outlet within reach for the console.
Fit, setup, and ownership cautions
Horizon lists a lifetime frame warranty with one year each for parts and labor. Re-check pedal tightness after assembly, and confirm app compatibility for the classes you plan to ride.
Research basis
This assessment uses Horizon's official 7.0 IC product page and spec table checked October 7, 2026, including resistance, flywheel, capacity, dimensions, weight, console, and warranty. No hands-on ride, noise, or durability testing was performed.
Sources: Horizon 7.0 IC specifications and warranty (reviewed 2026-10-07)
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Alternatives to consider
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Horizon 5.0U is the same brand's step-through upright with a seated position and a fan, for steady cardio rather than standing efforts.
Sunny SF-B1001S is a much simpler manual indoor cycle with a 30-pound flywheel and friction resistance that needs no wall power.
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