Disclosure: did my first Ironman this past year, had more than a few <1 hour and even some 4+ hour rides on a Peloton when the weather didn't cooperate. I am mo

Disclosure: did my first Ironman this past year, had more than a few <1 hour and even some 4+ hour rides on a Peloton when the weather didn't cooperate. I am more of a serious rider now, but started with near zero road biking experience. It is a basically designed stationary bike with above average classes and <60 minute fitness exercise. It does not act as a great substitute to road biking and because the front bars don't adjust, your "fit" can only be so good. That being said, it gets the job done and the music, classes, etc. are all very well designed. Based on what you are looking for, this is not the right bike. The Peloton "free ride" capabilities are very basic and doesn't do what Zwift and other trainers do where they let you "bike" the virtual course and provide feedback. It also isn't great if you are going for more than 60 minutes as it is designed for spin classes, not over the bars, leaned in road riding.