Keiser M3i Vs. NordicTrack S22i | Commercial Studio Cycles | Comparison & Differences | Reviews 2025

Keiser M3i Vs. NordicTrack S22i Upright Exercise Studio Bike Comparison: These two studio bikes are both commercially designed for Studio classes at the gym, but also designed for home use. Both have quality built frames to stand up to the rigors of hours of use. Both bikes have 24 levels of silent maintentance free magnetic resistance. Heart Telemetry through Bluetooth is provided on both bikes.

The NordicTrack bike is designed more like a Pelaton bike with a large 22-inch HD touchscreen and connectivity to the internet to unlock thousands of workout programs.

NordicTrack: iFit with 16,000 workout programs, live workouts & Google Maps, LIVE Resistance Control, incline/decline, and the screen can swivel so you can workout off the bike. A 30 day iFit membership is included with the S22i Bike.

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The main differences between the Keiser M3i and NordicTrack S22i are: The main difference between these models are the large NordicTrack adds a 22-inch HD touchscreen, and Bluetooth connectivity to iFit which unlocks 16,000 workouts, iFit Coach, and Google Maps to ride around the world. 30 days free iFit membership is included. This is similar to Pelaton bikes. You also get 3 lb. dumbbells for cross training exercises.

The Keiser M3i is a solid, proven, and reliable indoor cycling bike with phenomenal build quality, and great reviews. Solid steel construction and adjustable Shimano™ Pedals. Its flywheel is mounted on the rear, while the NordicTrack S22i has a front mounted flywheel. The rear mounting of the M3i keeps sweat from dripping on the flywheel on the Keiser. The Keiser has a small simple LCD console, and resistance is changed through a resistance knob. The NordicTrack S22i has a 22-inch HD Touchscreen (same size as a Pelaton bike) to view live and recorded workouts. Below is a comparison chart of the differences between the two exercise bike models.

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Keiser M3i vs. NordicTrack S22i Console Comparison: The Consoles are very different, with the Keiser M3i having a simple to use LCD console with Heart telemetry built-in. The S22i has a huge 22-inch screen for a more immersive experience when using the iFit workouts or Google Maps, which is similar to a Pelaton bike. With Google maps you can simulate riding paths around the world.

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Bottom Line Keiser M3i Vs. NordicTrack S22i: The main difference between the models is the larger 22-inch HD touchscreen on the S22i, and iFit membership. The Keiser M3i, has a more basic LCD console, but its build quality if legendary and proven as it is seen in many professional gym settings. If you are looking for online classes and the ability to ride around the world then the S22i by NordicTrack which works like a Pelaton bike is going to be your choice. The price of both bikes are almost identical.

A unique feature on on the NordicTrack S22i is the Powergrade Incline & Decline Drive System which allows up to 20% incline and 10% decline.

NordicTrack Residential Warranty: 10 year Frame; 2 years parts, 1 year labor.
Keiser Residential Warranty: 10 year Frame; 3 years (electronic & mechanical).

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iFit Enabled: The NordicTrack S22i will receive a free 30 day membership to iFit which provides over 16,000 on-demand workouts, Google Maps, and Live interactive workouts. You can bike around the world in different city streets with Google maps. Off bike workouts for the rest of your body.

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