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Save $220 on a Peloton Indoor Stationary Exercise Bike

By Laura Tucker
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Why wait until the first of the year to start your new workout plan? You can get started now by saving $220 on a Peloton Indoor Stationary Exercise Bike. It includes a 22″ HD touchscreen yet won’t take up much room in your home.

If you’re between 4’11” and 6’5″, weigh 297 or under, and are 14 years old or older, you can get started on a new workout routine in your home. Its compact size only carries a 4′ x 2′ footprint while having an adjustable seat and handlebar. The touchscreen tilts to accommodate your height. The bike requires two feet on all four sides for storage and training. You’ll have adequate headroom with an 8′ ceiling.

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The Peloton Indoor Stationary Exercise Bike has delta-compatible pedals, a resistance knob for manual control, and a two-channel rear-facing 16-watt stereo speaker system. Tech-wise, it includes a USB micro port, 3.5mm headphone jack, 5mp front-facing camera, built-in mic, volume control, and Bluetooth 4.0. It’s compatible with Apple Watch as well.

To use the Peloton content with the bike, you’ll need to purchase a $44/month Peloton All-Access Membership that can be activated during setup. Wi-fi is required as well. With the membership, you’re not constrained to cycling and will have access to thousands of classes taught by more than 50 instructors, spread throughout more than 10 disciplines – from yoga to meditation to boxing. Track your progress through speed, resistance, heart rate, and power.

Take $220 off the price of this exercise bike and pay just $1,225.

Peloton Indoor Stationary Exercise Bike

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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