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The best cycling studios in London

London’s indoor cycling scene is thriving – from high-energy themed rides in Battersea to performance-focused classes in Chelsea, there’s a studio and a vibe for every kind of rider. We analyzed over 42,000 ClassPass reviews across 17 cycling studios to find the ones that consistently deliver exceptional instruction, electric playlists, and the kind of atmosphere that turns a single ride into a weekly ritual. Here are the best cycling studios in London right now.

Studios were selected based on review volume, average rating, and consistency of positive feedback from the ClassPass community.

1. Boom Cycle – Latin Legends

Boom Cycle in Battersea is a London cycling institution, and its themed rides are a huge part of why. With nearly 5,000 reviews and a 4.9 average rating, this studio earns its reputation through infectious energy, creative choreography, and playlists that make you forget you’re working out. Latin Legends is a particular standout – reviewers consistently describe the experience as unmissable, with an atmosphere that feels more like a night out than a class. The front-of-house team gets just as much love as the instructors, creating a welcoming environment from the moment you walk in.

“The energy is completely infectious – amazing vibes, playlist, and choreography. 10 out of 10 all round.”

“This is one of the best cycling classes I’ve been to. The instructor ensured everyone was set up and welcomed all the newcomers. Music and moves were on point!”

“One of the friendliest studios in London. The front-of-house team, the instructors, even others in the class are so smiley and welcoming.”

Rating: 4.98 (59 reviews)

2. Psycle – RIDE: Signature 45

Psycle has built a loyal following across multiple London locations – from Westbourne Grove to Shoreditch, Mortimer Street to Clapham – and its Signature 45 ride is the centrepiece. Reviewers love the blend of clear instruction, perfectly curated playlists, and choreography that’s challenging without being intimidating. With over 500 reviews per location and ratings consistently above 4.8, Psycle delivers a polished cycling experience that keeps riders rebooking week after week.

“One of the best cycling classes I’ve been to in a long time. Great energy – cheery, motivational, and genuine. Choreography was easy to follow but not boring. Although a shorter class, it was still a tough and complete experience.”

“Clear instructions, music at the perfect volume – I could actually hear the coach for once. It made such a difference.”

“The instructor always shows up with the best playlist and above all the best energy, while paying attention to form, which is so important. It’s always the highlight of my day.”

Rating: 4.83 (500+ reviews per location)

3. Oncore – RIDE

Oncore’s recently refurbished cycling studio has quickly become a favourite in London’s indoor cycling scene. Members rave about the upgraded bikes, the full-body format that goes well beyond a standard ride, and the inclusive teaching style that makes every class accessible. With over 8,000 reviews across all classes and a 4.9 average, this studio has earned a devoted community of riders who return week after week.

“The best cycling class I’ve ever done. Amazing full-body experience and good music – you leave on such a high.”

“It’s hard and fast-paced with sprints, so you come out feeling like you’ve done a really thorough class. With all cycling classes though, you can opt in and out of whichever bits you fancy, so still great for all levels.”

“Full-body class with the best playlist – you feel like you’re at the best concert but getting an incredible experience. So inclusive and so friendly.”

Rating: 4.85 (500+ reviews)

4. KXU – U-CYCLE

KXU in Chelsea takes a performance-driven approach to indoor cycling. Its U-CYCLE classes use metric tracking so you can see your progress in real time, and reviewers praise the balance of serious coaching and motivating energy. The instructors here are known for taking time to explain not just what you’re doing, but why – making this studio a standout for riders who want to push their limits and track their growth.

“Such a great class! I loved that you could see stats on the screen, and there was no complex hand movements – just pure cycling. I think I found my new favourite class.”

“The instructor takes the time to explain not just the ride, but what it will do for you. The ability to make a group class feel personal is true skill.”

“One of the best equipped places I go for cycling classes. Such an uplifting and popular class – absolutely nailed it.”

Rating: 4.80 (500+ reviews)

5. 3Tribes - Crouch End – Rider 60

3Tribes in Crouch End delivers an energetic, community-driven cycling experience that reviewers describe as addictive. The Rider 60 class is their flagship ride, blending cycling with upper-body work and creative choreography. With nearly 6,000 reviews across all classes and a 4.9 average, this north London studio has cultivated a fiercely loyal following – and the instructors’ attention to detail and high energy are a big reason why.

“I don’t think I’ve ever done a better cycling class! Genuinely had the most amazing time.”

“The choreography is an addictive sequence and the vibes are vibing. The instructor matched the room’s lights to the songs and the flow was incredible. The 45 minutes flew by.”

“Facilities are great, the energy is fantastic, and the balance of total-body moves keeps things interesting every time.”

Rating: 4.88 (500+ reviews)

6. Cykl Haus Boutique – EXPRESS RIDE

Cykl Haus Boutique is a standout cycling studio in London with a creative twist – from rhythm-and-ride classes with wireless headphones to hybrid formats that combine cycling with circuits for a full-body experience. Reviewers highlight the welcoming instructors, the creative class formats, and the immersive atmosphere that makes every ride feel fresh. Whether you’re squeezing in a lunchtime ride or winding down with an evening class, Cykl Haus delivers something different.

“The instructor was so welcoming as it was my first cycling class and delivered an excellent morning session.”

“The instructor was a joy – friendly and funny. The classes offer a fantastic full-body experience. Just prepare to push yourself!”

“The headphones were a fun extra touch. The instructor explained everything fully down to the basics – would return and recommend.”

Rating: 4.80 (46 reviews)

7. RINTO Fitness Cycling Class – Hybrid

RINTO Fitness in Richmond brings a thoughtful, encouraging approach to indoor cycling. Their Hybrid class blends cycling with mind-clearing exercises, and reviewers love the instructors’ ability to scale the experience for both beginners and experienced riders. With a warm, dynamic teaching style and brilliant music selections, RINTO is a welcoming choice for anyone looking to explore cycling in southwest London.

“Absolutely fantastic class. The instructor is really good, dynamic, and encouraging. The class is good both for a beginner and anyone more used to being on a bike.”

“Amazing cycling class. The energy was incredible, really fun – can’t wait to come back.”

“Lovely instructor for a beginner session and even an experienced cyclist. Looking forward to coming back.”

Rating: 4.48 (31 reviews)

Discover your next cycling class in London

From themed rides in Battersea to performance-tracked classes in Chelsea, London’s cycling scene has a studio and a style for every rider. Whether you’re clipping in for the first time or chasing a new personal best, these studios offer the energy, instruction, and community to keep you coming back. Browse all cycling classes in London on ClassPass.

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  8. Inclusive language: PASS – Gender-neutral language throughout. No ability-based metaphors. Welcomes all levels explicitly (“beginners,” “all levels,” “every kind of rider”). No elitist framing.
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Data sourced from CP_BI_DERIVED.DATAPIPELINE.TOPS_IN_CITY and CP_BI_DERIVED.DATAPIPELINE.SCORE_COMMENTS on 2026-02-18.