Second that, and in the north central US it takes real hardcore riders to brave the snow and ice on mountain or fatbikes in the winter. Having said that: Zwift

Second that, and in the north central US it takes real hardcore riders to brave the snow and ice on mountain or fatbikes in the winter. Having said that: Zwift + decent road/TT bike + power pedal/feedback trainer is more cost-effective in the long run and you get to actually take your bike outside on rides (gasp) to boot. Not sure why people like to watch some instructor sweat - give me nice scenery with other actual riders any day. Zwift also happens to work for running with a treadmill and supported foot pod, but I haven't tried this yet. It's easier to run outside in the winter than to cycle outside in the winter!