Just the regular one. Getting here on Nov 24th

Nice! I traded my other one in on the last day of my free 30 day trial for the Bike+. Great amazing technology.

is it 2 grand for a stationary bike? Seems pricy, better more versatile setup would be a roadbike + smart trainer imo

This post was edited by Sunline on Oct 27 2020 05:27pm

I spent a lot on my road bikes, 5 figures for my pricier ones and just adapt it to a wahoo kickr. You get more out of the road bike's geometry and fit than a peloton. The way I look at it, the peloton is for housewives sipping rose thinking they'll get a work out in, and smart trainers are for actual training and conditioning.

Edit: if your reason for getting the peloton in the first place was just for general fitness and you dont care about FTP/WATTS or your speed/endurance training, disregard my comments. But you can also use the peloton app on a smart trainer. Smart trainers also dial into your specific fitness and profile and set the power meters automatically at where you'll start to struggle so you can gain fitness over short periods of time.

This post was edited by allience on Oct 28 2020 02:00pm

Not to mention, you dont need a fancy road bike to set up smart trainers since things like weight, wheelset, etc doesnt matter. You can basically get a 200$ used bike with similar geometry as your current daily road bike and adjust the fit to be exactly like your road bike, then add seats and clipless pedals and you're good to go. I just personally have a few different bikes based on situations, so I mostly put my Tri-bike on the trainer since I'll be doing distances over 100 miles on that.

This post was edited by allience on Oct 28 2020 02:03pm

What good is the app? Is this thing just motivation for fatties or what?