Mini elliptique Cycplus DC1 — elliptique compact sous le bureau

Cycplus DC1 mini elliptical trainer

The Cycplus DC1 is a compact, stationary rehabilitation bike with 10 resistance levels and two operating modes (Manual and ERG). The device has an autonomous power supply system and takes up little space (only 0.18 m²), so it can be used at home, in the office, and more. The built-in display and precise data measurement allow you to conveniently track your training progress.

Two modes to suit different needs

The Cycplus DC1 mini elliptical trainer offers two operating modes. Manual mode with 10 resistance levels is ideal for warm-ups, rehabilitation, and more intense workouts. Levels 1-3 are similar to walking, 4-6 are similar to running, and 7-10 are similar to cycling. ERG mode allows you to set a target power in the range of 30-100 W – the device then automatically adjusts the resistance to your cadence. Choose the option that best suits your training needs!

Quiet operation and efficient drive system

The DC motor and worm gear ensure smooth and stable operation with a noise level of only about 30 dB – roughly the same as a whisper or a ticking clock! The maximum power of the system is 160 W, and the design generates energy automatically during exercise, eliminating the need for charging or connecting cables. So you can train wherever and whenever you want!

Precise training data

The Cycplus DC1 stands out with a sampling frequency of 2 ms, which translates into accurate and stable measurements of training parameters. The device's display shows calories, time, cadence, speed, distance, number of steps, as well as current and average power, among other things. This allows you to consciously monitor your progress and adjust the intensity of your workout to your abilities.

Pedaling in two directions

The device allows you to pedal forward and backward, engaging different muscle groups. Forward movement supports circulation and calorie burning, while backward movement reduces stress on the joints, ankles, and spine. These characteristics make the mini bike suitable for both rehabilitation and everyday light physical activity, such as while working at a desk or watching TV series.

Impressive stability

The DC1 model is equipped with a triple anti-slip system, including a mat, pads, and a fastening strap, which stabilizes the device in relation to the chair. These solutions increase safety, reduce noise, and prevent the equipment from moving during exercise.

Connectivity with training apps

The DC1 elliptical trainer supports the ANT+ protocol and can be connected to training apps such as Zwift, MyWhoosh, and CYCPLUS Fit. This allows you to track your progress, participate in virtual workouts, complete challenges, and share your achievements.

Ready to use right out of the box

The elliptical trainer is ready to use almost immediately after unpacking—no assembly or charging required. What's more, the integrated, low-profile design means that the device takes up little space and is easy to move around. So you can use it under your desk at work or on your armchair in the living room, and when you're done with your workout, you can store it in a closet or under the sofa.

Included in the set

• Cycplus DC1 mini elliptical trainer x1
• Anti-slip mat x1
• Fastening strap x1
• User manual x1

How to use

Place the Cycplus DC1 on a flat surface and fix it relative to your chair using the included anti-slip mat and fastening strap for stability. Start in Manual mode to select one of the ten resistance levels to match your intended intensity or switch to ERG mode to set a target power between 30 and 100 W; the trainer will adjust resistance automatically to maintain that power at your chosen cadence. Pedal forward for standard walking-style motion or backward to engage alternative muscle groups and reduce joint strain. Monitor session metrics on the built-in display to track time, distance, steps, cadence, calories, and current/average power.

Recommendations

For an effective routine, begin with low resistance (levels 1–3) for 5–10 minutes as a warm-up, then progress to moderate resistance (levels 4–6) or set a target power in ERG mode for steady-state work. Use backward pedaling in short intervals to vary muscle activation and reduce repetitive joint stress. Ensure the unit is secured to the chair before use and consult a healthcare professional before beginning a rehabilitation program.