Turn the games you already love, into active play.

Finally, screen time you can feel proud of.

How it works:

Dock the Nintendo Switch

Dock your Switch directly on the front of the gaming bike, and the gaming bike becomes the controller.

Load a compatible game

Choose one of many popular racing games. Choose a character, select a track, customise the car, then get ready to pedal!

Pedal for Speed

In-game speed is determined by pedal effort (resistance + pedal speed). Use 'friendly mode' for casual play and 'fair mode' for racing.

Steer with the handlebar

Rotate the handlebars and use the integrated controls to break, drift, jump and hurtle the odd turtle.

Compatible Games

Mario Kart

Crash Team Racing

Hot Wheels Unleashed

Lego 2K Drive

Disney Speed Storm

Sonic All Star Racing Transformed

Sonic Team Racing

Wreckfest

Nascar Heat

NFS : Hot Pursuit

Burnout Paradise Remastered

Why parents love it

Kids push themselves

These games unlock a competitive streak in players. Thanks to the racing mechanics of these popular games, suddenly your “can’t be bothered” child is pedalling like you've never seen before, and they're loving it.

It's guilt-free

When you sneak high-quality exercise into something they already love, you’re not just keeping them busy with a clean conscience, you're giving them the opportunity to enjoy the process of getting fitter and stronger.

It's safe

The Nintendo Switch is built for kids, with industry-leading parental controls for time limits, content, and communication, a stark contrast to platforms like Roblox, where online safety remains a persistent concern.

It can go anywhere

No plugs. No wires. No drama. Powered by the Nintendo Switch’s battery, this Gaming Bike can go anywhere. In the conservatory, the garage, the garden room, the home gym, that odd nook, or anywhere else it fits.

Our gaming bike isn't just parent-approved...

Youngsters love it too!

"Dad said he's proud of me!"

When a child can just play, knowing they're not going to get told off for being on a screen, something shifts. It's a refreshing change from the usual screen time tug-of-war. Kids soaked up the parental approval and for once, everyone's on the same team.

"It's so much fun!"

Kids steer, brake, jump, and drift naturally, just like with regular controls, but with the added thrill of feeling like they're actually behind the wheel. Because kids are using their whole bodies to play the game, they feel more connected and immersed in the game play.

"I like feeling fit"

Less than half of kids in the UK get enough exercise, but with convenient exercise on tap, your kids can reap all the obvious benefits of doing more! One child described it perfectly: "If I had one of these, I'd be so much fitter."

"I like that I can play with my friends"

Your kids can still play with their buddies online, even if their friends don't have the gaming bikes themselves! (The Nintendo Switches can still connect to each other via the wifi.) And when friends come over, they can just take turns.

Screen time isn't the enemy. Inactivity is.

So many families are stuck choosing between screen time or physical movement. That negotiation creates daily friction in so many families.

Youngsters want immersive, social play.
Parents want healthy, active habits.

This gaming bike removes the argument.

Supported by:

Made for parents, by parents

At TurboGaming, we know you're awesome parents raising extraordinary little legends. That’s why you’re here! You want them to build strength, endurance, and character, not sedentary screen habits that can lead to more serious problems as they grow up.

But the reality is, we can't avoid screen time, it's part of the modern world. What we can do is adapt what's available to better serve our familes.

That’s why we built the TurboGaming Bike.

Four years of testing. Zero shortcuts. One mission: Turn gaming into active play. 

Join the waiting list and start looking forward to winning the screen time war. When your kid’s favourite game is also a workout… you’ve officially hacked modern parenting.

Go ahead, call it a game-changer. We already did. Several times. Nope... not even a little sorry :-)