As of Jan. 8,“the eroticization of gender: a materialist analysis of patriarchy and gender identity†you can score up to 30% off exercise bikes, including big brands like Peleton, Echelon, and more.
Our top picks:
OK, so we're definitely not going to force that "new year, new you" crap down your throat. But we are going to help you work towards feeling your best by giving you a roundup of the best deals and discounts on exercise bikes to help you reach whatever goals you've set for yourself this year. (Full disclosure: It's totally OK to not want to change anything about yourself, too.)
From Peloton to Echelon, here are some of the best deals you can find on Amazon right now:
Opens in a new window Credit: Sunny Health & Fitness Our pick: Sunny Health & Fitness stationary exercise bike The Sunny Health & Fitness stationary exercise bike is only $495.99 (17% off) and offers a smooth and quiet ride, making it perfect for at-home cardio workouts without bothering your housemates. The 44-pound flywheel provides a challenging and effective workout, while the adjustable seat and handlebars make it comfortable for users of various heights and sizes. Plus, the built-in device holder makes it easy to watch your favorite shows or follow along with virtual workout classes while cycling.
Opens in a new window Credit: Peloton Our pick: Original Peloton Bike The Peloton is one of the most popular exercise bikes on the market, but it usually comes with a pretty hefty price tag. Fortunately, Amazon is offering 21% off the Original Peloton Bike, making it $1,145. The original bike features an adjustable seat, handlebar, and screen display, allowing you to customize your workout experience. There's a resistance knob for manual control, a two-channel rear-facing stereo speaker system, USB microport, and Bluetooth connectivity. It also comes with two months of Peloton's All Acces membership, so you can access a wide range of virtual classes and workouts to keep you motivated. (This usually costs $44 per month.)
If you want to take your cycling experience to the next level, the Peloton Bike+ is currently on sale for $2,095 (16% off) on Amazon. The Bike+ model features a rotating screen, a 23.8-inch display (vs. a 21-inch display on the original bike), and an automatically adjusted resistance system that responds to your instructor's cues during virtual classes.
Opens in a new window Credit: Echelon Our pick: Echelon Smart Connect Fitness Bike EX-15 The Echelon Smart Connect Fitness Bike EX-15 is a great option for anyone who's looking to get fit on a tight budget. For just $425 (15% off), you can get the benefits of a high-end bike for a fraction of the cost. This stationary bike has everything you need to get a great workout, including 32 levels of magnetic resistance for a challenging ride, an extra-large cushioned seat for comfort, and 30 days of free access to Echelon's on-demand classes and workouts.
Sunny Health & Fitness under desk mini exercise bike — $108.92$149.99(save $41.07)
Niceday exercise bike — $349.99$499.99(save $150 with coupon)
Schwinn AD 6 Airdyne Fan Bike — $699$1999(save $300)
Schwinn AD 7 Airdyne Fan Bike — $999$1,299(save $300)
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