Rev’d Indoor Cycling

Update for the Dedham location based on going to Rev’d 4+ days/​week from January — July and experiencing other studios/​class types. To that last point, the indoor cycling world arguably has two camps that matter: 1. Data-​driven studios designed to replicate outdoor cycling and provide metrics that performance-​oriented riders need, e.g., cadence/​RPM and watts. Flywheel, with its «tech pack» and Torque board, is the best national example of this approach; 2. Studios that emphasize riding to a musical beat, using «perceived exertion» and incorporating dance-​like movements. They believe metrics get in the way. SoulCycle is a good national example. This article on
captures the differences perfectly:

In late July Rev’d removed the digital consoles referenced in the business description provided on its Unilocal profile. This may or not matter to you. It does to me and I moved on, but there is still a lot to like about Rev’d: spotless bikes and studio (*they* wipe down the machines after every ride); open bike selection (some other studios assign bikes); very competitive pricing vis-​à-​vis Boston studios; many classes and the most weekend offerings I’ve seen; a variety of instructors who bring their own technique and musical taste to their classes; and enthusiastic, dedicated owners. Rev’d helped me get through a tough winter without loss of conditioning. I liked it so much I kept going even after I was back on the road.
Be aware that there are no locker rooms or showers. There are monitored cubbies to store your personal effects and two «one person at a time» bathrooms for changing. Get there early or expect to wait. Ditto for after class.
I’m retaining the 4-​star rating for Rev’d because the plusses outweigh what I consider the disadvantage of «blind riding» (no metrics). Your first ride is free. Try it for yourself and see if you like it.

I am not an athlete by any means but I am always looking for ways to keep in shape that I don’t hate. I never thought I’d LOVE spin but Rev’d somehow keeps you coming back for more. Great music, amazing instructors and owners and beautiful facilities. I have to say Rev’d has definitely become home!

Rev’d is unfortunately no longer on classpass– but I am still hooked! They continue to provide wonderful and challenging classes and all the staff is great. Looking forward to their new location coming soon!

Rev’d is a class act! I cannot say enough amazing things about this studio. If you’re looking for a sense of community «where everybody knows your name», then Rev’d should be on the top of your list. The owners Meaghan and Clyde are incredibly welcoming & the instructors are quick to help and put their newbies at ease. Each class is chock full of great music & you’ll be sure leave class exhausted and sweaty but with a sense of accomplishment.
If you’re looking for a fun, clean, convenient studio (near Whole Foods at Legacy Place) that pushes you as hard as you want to push yourself then I urge to run, not walk to Rev’d.
Your first class is free — what do you have to lose?
And best of all a new additional location coming soon to Patriots Place in Foxboro!

Im a snob when it comes to working out. its gotta be clean, the people have to be friendly, and it has to be a great workout. Rev’d is all of that! I love this place. I live in California, and am in Dedham every few months. and I was jumping for joy when I found out about this place. Its an awesome workout. its fun. its clean. and I sweat, a lot. I’ve been to lots of spin classes, and I love riding at Rev’d. nothing else in the area compares. I look forwarding to dropping in when I am in Dedham. :)

I am a huge fan of Cycling, but this kind of cycling is beyond the average gym class. I have been to SoulCyle which is very similar to this type of class, however I belong to Class Pass and SoulCycle is not on the pass so I tried Rev’d today. Safe to say I enjoyed it a heck of a lot more than SoulCycle.
The staff was friendly, welcoming and helpful with setting up my bike and ensuring I was comfortable and ready to tap it back. There are no reserved bikes, so get there early if you have a favorite. It’s so CLEAN, fun and welcoming the second you walk in. What I love about this place is that it’s a boutique-​like place!
All in all, I can’t wait to get back on a bike at Rev’d.

Awesome studio. Everyone is really nice.
Such a full body workout. I’m always out of breath when the class is over. Joel is a beast. He has so much energy! It’s a great studio space. You definitely don’t feel cramped like at some of the other studios. Bathrooms are nice and cleans with extras! Great location!

I frequent some of the most popular spin studios in the city (Flywheel, B/​Spoke & The Handle Bar) and Rev’d is just as good! Great studio space, everyone is upbeat and friendly. I have family in the suburbs so its a nice option on weekends when I am out that way. Being near Legacy Place means there is plenty of parking and you can do errands before/​after your ride. They also participate in ClassPass which is always a plus. Water, towels and SPD cleats are available!
The only reason I don’t give them 5 stars is the lack of shower facilities. This studio is very big and they have big bathrooms but no showers. So you have to do your best to «clean up» and change afterwards if you are not going immediately home. Great spinning classes, which these are!, leave you a sweaty, sweaty mess. It would be nice to have showers.
Overall though, a fantastic studio!

Love this studio, especially since there aren’t a lot in the area!

I have gone to pretty much every cycling studio in the Boston area (Flywheel, Soul Cycle, The Handle Bar, Velo-​city, Spynergy, B/​Spoke, ect) and Rev’d is one of my favorites. Meaghan, the owner, is an amazing instructor. She is super energetic and has really challenging rides (but is still great with new people). Her music choice is great and her classes have a lot of variety (hills, sprints, jumps, ect).
I was so excited when I saw a cycling studio was coming to Dedham and the fact that it is just as amazing as the premier studios in Boston makes it even better!

WOW is all I can say. Looking forward to the next ride but not looking forward to tomorrow morning. Great people and they made it fun for a rookie. I will be back in my best ARNOLD voice…

Ive been to several spin classes and even have been an instructor myself. This studio brings it all to a whole new level. It’s a full body workout so your involving so much of your core and you shoulders. It’s a great workout and worth coming to check out.

I’m so excited that a spinning studio opened in Dedham! I have now been twice and love it! The instructors were great — encouraging, fun, and welcoming/​supportive of all levels in the class. The instructors and staff were happy to help with seat height, clipping in shoes etc. — just ask! Such a great workout and fun music to keep you going! I will be back here regularly!

This was tuly a unique experience for sure! First cycling class in a specific studio. Everyone at the front desk was really nice and inviting to us newbies. They were very kind and non-​judgmental at my lack of coordination (unclipped myself mid class and got a whopper of a bruise on the back of my leg) and wobbly legs after a kick ass class. Now i still don’t think cycling is «my thing» but IT KICKED MY ASS. My instructor was a blonde guy (forget his name. sorry!) but he was really nice, cool and young soundtrack that keeps things bumping to the end and nearly makes you forget that you’re burning off that J. P Licks that you are about to devour after class.
Super fun class and the lights and set up of the room was really neat and not something i’ve seen before. Would for sure come again. Has little cubbies for your things prior to class, they supply towels, good music and fun instructors.
All in all ⁵⁄₅!

I am so excited a spinning studio opened in Dedham. Rev’d is the best! The studio is very cool. There are a lot of bikes in a great space. The lighting during class is perfect. The bikes are excellent and the instructors are awesome! I have taken classes with 3 different instructors and they were great. I’ve been spinning for a few years now and this is hands down the best studio I have been too. The owners are very nice. It is in a great location near Whole Foods (Legacy Place). You have to try a class if you have never taken a spin class. You won’t feel intimidated here and you will be hooked after your first class! If you have been spinning at a different studio try Rev’d. You will love it!