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Exactly, paying more for the content to motivate one to ride seems like an extravagance when one could, y'know, just ride the bike. +1 for the IC4, it seems li
by kristjansson 5y ago
Exactly, paying more for the content to motivate one to ride seems like an extravagance when one could, y'know, just ride the bike.
+1 for the IC4, it seems like a much better piece of kit than it had a right to be at the (pre/early pandemic) price point - like $800 IIRC.
- sushisource 5y agoEh, I thought the same thing but I've really enjoyed the classes. For me it's not about motivation, it's about getting structure to your ride without needing to plan it yourself. You also get things like the strength classes, etc, which provide the same value. If you work out every day, planning what you're doing accrues nonzero mental load. It's nice to just pop on a class and know you'll get a decent core workout, or whatever. And I definitely wouldn't say I'm a member of the "culture", I get on, do a class, get off, that's it. The price is worth it for two people in the house I think.