Given that there are few places where people live where there aren't people riding bikes, it's probably reasonable to assume that most stationary bikes are inst

Given that there are few places where people live where there aren't people riding bikes, it's probably reasonable to assume that most stationary bikes are installed where riding outside is perfectly feasible. Which may in part be why so many of them end up as coat racks. You could get a trainer--a device that allows using a regular bike indoors, which takes up less space and only needs to come out when you don't feel like going outside.