$900 for the Kickr direct-drive trainer (plus the cost of a bicycle, if you don't own one) And then $15/month for Zwift. Peloton is $2500 (if you want auto-re

$900 for the Kickr direct-drive trainer (plus the cost of a bicycle, if you don't own one) And then $15/month for Zwift. Peloton is $2500 (if you want auto-resistance). And then a $40/month subscription. And if Peloton folds, or changes their mind on services, or obsoletes the device you purchased, you're SOL. I have my Kickr set up in the basement. It's no less convenient than a Peloton - it's there all the time, and I run Zwift through an iPad (but it will run on a laptop, Apple TV, Android phone, etc).