The BH Fitness Smart Bike H9343 Xcalibur EMS (Xcalibur Series) is an advanced indoor cycle engineered for performance cyclists, triathletes, and studio setups requiring 7 to 20 hours of weekly use. Driven by a high-precision EMS electromagnetic braking system capable of generating up to 1200 Watts of peak power across 24 electronic resistance levels, it delivers instantaneous, ultra-quiet resistance adjustments designed for demanding power intervals and virtual race simulations.
Its rigid steel structure supports riders up to 130 kg and features a 190 mm Q-factor for authentic cycling biomechanics.The cockpit is equipped with a versatile triathlon-style handlebar, integrated electronic gear shifting, mixed dual-sided pedals, and micro-metric horizontal and vertical adjustments for both the road saddle and handlebar post. An integrated LCD monitor pairs via Bluetooth FTMS with top cycling apps.
Size & Space Requirements
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Dimensions (L x W x H): 156 x 62 x 138 cm Machine Weight: 65 kg Maximum User Weight: 130 kg Q-Factor: 190 mm
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Resistance System: EMS electromagnetic braking system Resistance Levels: 24 electronic levels Peak Power: Up to 1200 Watts
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Frequency of Use: Intensive (7 to 20 hours/week) Integrated Shifting: Handlebar-integrated electronic gear shifters Handlebars: Multi-position Triathlon handlebar with horizontal and vertical adjustments
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Saddle: Road saddle with horizontal and vertical micro-adjustments Pedals: Mixed dual-sided (caged toe clips / clipless SPD compatible) Cranks:Fixed length crank arms Console Display: LCD screen tracking Time, Distance, Calories, Watts, Speed, Pulse Connectivity & Protocols: Bluetooth FTMS app compatibility (Zwift, Kinomap, Rouvy, MyWoosh, IC Trainer, Vin,Exercycle Connect)
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Frame & Mobility: Rigid non-folding indoor chassis with front transport wheels.
Care & Maintenance
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Wipe down the triathlon aerobar pads, handlebars, saddle, and frame after every session using a soft cloth to eliminate sweat accumulation.
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Check pedal spindle tightness and crank bolts periodically to maintain rigid power transfer and prevent creaking.
- Inspect and lightly lubricate the seatpost and handlebar adjustment sliders to ensure smooth micro-adjustments.
- Vacuum around the base frame and wipe the electromagnetic shroud to keep moving parts free from dust and debris.
Safety & Usage Tips
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Secure all saddle and handlebar locking levers firmly before starting out-of-the-saddle climbs or high-wattage sprint intervals.
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Ensure cycling cleats clip securely into the dual-sided pedals or tighten the toe straps snugly over athletic shoes before riding.
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Set the saddle height and setback so your knee maintains a slight 25 to 35 degree bend at the bottom of the pedal stroke to safeguard knee joints.
- Allow the electromagnetic drive assembly to decelerate to a complete stop before unclipping or stepping down from the pedals.
