The Schwinn Airdyne AD6 is a solid fan bike, but it has one notable omission: no built-in device holder. If you rely on a tablet for Zwift, a phone for podcasts, or a magazine to pass the time, the optional reading rack solves that gap. It’s a simple metal tray that clips onto the bike’s frame and stays put during hard intervals.

The rack attaches and detaches without tools, so you can remove it when you want a clean look. It’s sized for one device—a tablet or a book—and the gray metal finish matches the bike’s aesthetic. It won’t wobble during sprints, which matters when you’re pushing 500 watts and don’t want your phone flying off.

This is a straightforward accessory for a specific need. It works as advertised, but it only fits the AD6. If you already own the bike and find yourself balancing a phone on the handlebars, this is worth the small investment. If you don’t use a device during rides, skip it.