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I think, and my experience was, after 16-weeks of daily excercise you'll enjoy it - expensive bike or not. My first attempt (20+ yr ago);was just running 30 mi

by edoceo 6y ago

I think, and my experience was, after 16-weeks of daily excercise you'll enjoy it - expensive bike or not. My first attempt (20+ yr ago);was just running 30 minutes a day, 5d/w - and it was great, then work and life got in the way. Eventually I got back in to daily...at first hard but over the "hump" and now, I need at least 30 minutes I'm glad you found enjoyment in health, but one doesn't need the expensive hardware to get there

guiambros 6y ago
Oh, couldn't agree more. The bike was what clicked for me (plus the personal analytics, friends being there, etc), but it's not because of the bike that I started exercising. I also know folks who indeed use it as a very expensive towel hanger, so not dismissing OP's argument. My meta point is that from a business perspective, I'm very optimistic with the future of at-home exercise - Peloton, Mirror, p.volve, be.come, etc.