Current and prospective members will judge how clean and sanitary your spin studio is by determining how clean your spin bikes are. Therefore you’ll need your own staff or a contracted staff to clean your spin bikes with great detail and high frequency. In general, you should have them focus primarily on:
Wipe down high touchpoint areas. This includes the seat, handlebars, drink holders and adjustment knobs. After all, these get the sweatiest and therefore harbor most of the sweat and germs found on the spin bike.
Clean the screen, if the bike has one. If you use a cleaning spray, never spray directly onto the screen as the liquid could seep inside and damage the electronics. It’s much safer to spray a microfiber towel until damp and use that to wipe the screen clean. Vapor Fresh® Natural Sports Cleaning Spray is a fantastic option for this.
Skip cleaning the wheels. It’s typically recommended to keep the wheels on a spin bike as dry as possible. If you see sweat or liquid on the wheel, use a microfiber cloth to dry it, but never spray the wheel with a cleaning spray. If you see dust, a wipe down with a dry towel will tidy up the machine. For reference, here's our complete guide to cleaning a Peloton.