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The Muoverti TiltBike Steers, Balances, Brakes, Accelerates and Tilts

Kevin Curry

Nov 4, 2021 — 1 min read

The Muoverti TiltBike is a new stationary indoor training bike with a focus on creating a more immersive ride experience. As the name suggests, the machine can swing from side to side while you’re standing and you can lean to turn a virtual corner.

TiltBikes will be fully compatible with training apps including Zwift, RGT and TrainerRoad. There are also built-in gaming controls, so you can connect the bike to an Xbox and play Descenders.

Muoverti hasn’t announced pricing for TiltBikes, yet. The company plans to ship the stationary bikes in 2022.

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