CicloStudio is flexible — there's no fixed layout you have to follow. The single rule: every rider needs a clear view of the studio screen.
The basics
Studio screen or projector — large enough that riders at the back can read RPM, intervals and zone colours clearly.
Mounted at a height every rider can see — usually slightly above seated-rider eyeline.
Bike rows arranged so no rider is blocked by another. Slight stagger helps in deeper rooms.
Sound system angled toward the bike floor, not just the front row.
What about a dedicated instructor display?
You don't need one. The instructor uses Trainer Dials on their personal phone or tablet — current and next interval, leaderboard sorting, challenge controls. So the instructor can walk around the studio rather than being stuck at a console.
Pod screens for big rooms
For larger studios, add a second screen as a Pod behind the bikes — most often a Pod Leaderboard so riders at the back have a clear view of their position. See "Can I add a second screen or a Pod Leaderboard?".
Lighting (optional but powerful)
A DMX-controlled studio lighting setup — driven by your CicloHub — synchronises lighting colour and intensity to the live class zone. Riders feel the intervals before they see the dial.
Class size
CicloStudio doesn't impose a class-size limit — it's a function of your room and bike count. The Unlimited plan removes any per-bike billing concern.