Indoor Cycling in Robertson Quay: XYCO Spin Studio

XYCO's spin studio is at 22 Martin Road, #02-02, Singapore 239058, in Robertson Quay, a few minutes on foot from the Singapore River. For anyone searching indoor cycling near me around River Valley, it offers two clearly different rides, a music-and-choreography class and a road-style endurance class, plus a five-class spin trial for S$99 that works out at S$19.80 a ride.

XYCO says it was born in the heart of Robertson Quay to reimagine what a fitness experience could feel like, with every class, playlist and light cue designed with purpose. Its founding team is two people. Brandon was a competitive rope-skipper and volleyball player who moved into rhythm cycling after working in public relations; Dean is a long-time indoor cycling and HIIT instructor who wanted the smaller, more attentive feel of a boutique room.

The brand has since split across two addresses a short walk apart. Spin lives at Martin Road, while Reformer and the heated Hot Mat classes are at 207 River Valley Road, #01-51 to 54, near Mohamed Sultan Road. Knowing which is which matters, because booking a Rhythm 50 and then walking to the Mohamed Sultan door is an easy first-week mistake.

Rhythm 50 is the party ride. XYCO describes it as a 50-minute high-intensity class that keeps you moving to the beat, with dynamic lighting, choreographed upper-body moves and dumbbell work. If you like cardio, music and movement together, start here; the choreography is the main skill to learn in your first few classes.

Method 50 is the opposite approach. It is inspired by riding on the road, blending sprints, jogs, climbs and recovery flats into an endurance session with no upper-body choreography, which makes it the better choice for outdoor cyclists or anyone who finds dance moves on a bike distracting. The live schedule also lists a longer Method 60 on some mornings.

XYCO's beginner advice applies to both: all of its spin classes are pitched as suitable for first-timers, adapted to any fitness level, and you are encouraged to take breaks whenever you need. On Sunday 18 October 2026, for example, the Martin Road room ran Rhythm 50 from 8:15am and a Method 60 at 9:30am.

XYCO releases each week's schedule one week ahead, on Monday at 9am; the studio's own example is that classes for Monday 8 to Sunday 14 February open on Monday 1 February. Book through the website or the XYCO app, which runs on the Mariana Tek platform, and you choose your exact spot in the room when you reserve.

Cancellations must be made by 9pm the night before. After that, late cancellations are deducted from your package, though the studio says it will consider exceptions case by case if you write in. The waitlist uses the same cut-off: if a spot opens after 9pm the night before, the team messages you on WhatsApp first and only enrols you once you say you can make it.

Newcomers should buy the Spin 5-Class Trial: S$99 for five spin classes, a one-time purchase that expires 60 days after you buy it. On the current promo pricing, a single Mat+Spin class is S$39 and an All-Access class covering Reformer as well is S$45. Standard prices are higher, at S$45 for a single Mat+Spin class and S$60 for All-Access.

Packs bring the cost down. Ten Mat+Spin classes are S$390 on standard pricing, around S$39 a class, valid six months and assignable to guests, while the promo series goes as low as S$26 a class for 50. XYCO stresses no contracts and no hidden fees, so the main decision is whether you will ever cross the road to the reformer studio.

For spin, bring socks and XYCO does the rest. You are fitted with complimentary cycling shoes at the check-in concierge, and if you bring your own, the cleats must be SPD-SL compatible. Arrive at least 15 minutes early so the team can introduce you to the bike and set it up; first-time riders should tell the instructor so they can be guided through the class.

Both studios have private female and male showers, and the amenities are a big part of the pitch: bath towels, shower products from the local brand Omno, and Dyson hairdryers. XYCO's own description of a visit mentions being handed a fresh towel at check-in and winding down under those dryers, which makes an early class before work entirely realistic.

XYCO says sheltered parking is available at both locations, with plenty of roadside parking nearby along Mohamed Sultan Road, Martin Place and Kim Yam Road. If you are pregnant, the studio asks you to check with your GP first and then tell the instructor so they can offer modifications during class.

The phone line is staffed from 6:45am to 9pm on weekdays and 7:45am to 6:30pm on weekends and public holidays, and those hours also give a good sense of when the first and last classes run.

Martin Road is one of the quieter streets behind Robertson Quay, and the Singapore River promenade is only a few minutes' walk away. A flat stroll along the water towards Clarke Quay is a sensible cool-down after Method 50, and the riverside cafés along the quay are busy with post-workout brunch crowds on weekend mornings.

If you want a longer day out, the River Valley side has New Bahru on Kim Yam Road, a lifestyle cluster in a former school, and the riverside path continues to Fort Canning Park's slopes for anyone who still has legs left. On weekdays, an early ride and a coffee by the river still gets you to the CBD before 9am.

Spin studio: 22 Martin Road, #02-02, Singapore 239058. Reformer and Mat: 207 River Valley Road, #01-51/52/53/54, Singapore 238275. Phone hours: weekdays 6:45am to 9pm; weekends and public holidays 7:45am to 6:30pm. Prices: S$99 five-class spin trial; S$39 promo single class; S$45 standard single. Cancel by 9pm the night before.