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Amazon shoppers compare this indoor bike to Peloton — and it's $150 off 'til midnight
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The pandemic has completely changed the way many people think about exercise, and there's been a huge movement to get your sweat on from the comfort of your own home. With that, it's important to get the right equipment to help you stay healthy and fit.
Of course, exercise gear isn't cheap. But, just for today, Amazon has slashed $150 off the top-rated Finer Form Indoor Exercise Bike. Until midnight, you can score a brand new exercise bike for $350 (down from $500) — that's a fraction of the price of what you'd pay with other brands!
In fact, you can start riding new bike in two days with Amazon Prime. Not a member? Sign up here for all the entertainment and shopping benefits Amazon offers. Member now? Get this bike in a jiffy, so you can kick your workouts up a notch ASAP.
This bike has so many things going for it. For starters, it has plenty of resistance settings to allow you to increase the intensity of your ride as much (or as little) as you want. Flip through free-ride and high-intensity settings for interval work and training when you're ready for a boost.
A 35-pound flywheel with magnetic resistance gives you a smooth ride that won't wear out easily. There's also an LCD monitor that tracks your RPMs and output, along with a holder for your tablet and water bottle. The pedals are even SPD compatible, so you can clip in like you would at a cycling studio.
The whole bike is fully adjustable, from the handlebars to the seat, to ensure you're riding in ultimate comfort.
Plenty of customers rave about how great this bike is. "I really like that it has an RPM monitor — most of the cheaper spin bikes don't have this feature, so you can't get a cadence reading without buying a separate sensor," a five-star fan said. "It arrived quickly, was easy to put together and is really good quality — I actually like it better than the Spinning brand bikes at the spin studio! It is very quiet and easy to adjust the seat and handlebars. ...Even when I'm up out of the saddle pedaling, the bike feels sturdy. The tablet holder is great for streaming spin workouts on my iPad.I really liked that it has an rpm monitor — most of the cheaper spin bikes don't have this feature, so you can't get a cadence reading without buying a separate sensor. It arrived quickly, was easy to put together and is really good quality — I actually like it better than the Spinning brand bikes at the spin studio!"
Several fans say that they even do Peloton workouts on this bike — without shelling out $2,000 for an actual Peloton bike. "After assembled, I was shocked at how well the bike was designed. It is a quiet, smooth ride," a fellow fan said. "I actually downloaded the Peloton app and pay the $12.99/month subscription to get the workouts. Best decision to purchase a less expensive bike and still be able to use the Peloton workouts."
Short on space? No problem! Several reviewers say this bike stows away easily. "Tucks away in between two couches in my basement and rolls out easily," a happy customer said. "Smooth ride, good resistance levels, great spot for a tablet."
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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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