At this price point (sub £500) it's not uncommon to find exercise bikes that don't come with programmes. There is a way that you can get the best of both worlds, though. Without spending an arm and a leg, that is. Either use your exercise bike in front of your TV and search for spin workouts on YouTube.
Otherwise, if your exercise bike has a smartphone holder, you can use your phone to view and search YouTube and adjust the resistance on your bike yourself, as your trainer tells you to. This is a budget-friendly alternative to spending hundreds more on a bike that does have this feature, although it is worth us noting again that our top pick, the Viavito Satori, does offer 10 programmes (and they're fab!).