Though not included in the current FTC definition of junk fees, it should be
Peloton to charge $95 activation fee for used bikes
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Re: Peloton to charge $95 activation fee for used bikes
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Until the app changes, I just put my road bike on a mag trainer with all of my normal sensors (cadence, heart rate, virtual power and speed) and followed along with the heart rate zone cycling classes. My whole setup is cheaper than a peloton bike by at least $500.
> My whole setup is cheaper than a peloton bike by at least $500 Including your road bike? Obviously there are cyclists who also use a Peloton, but I've found that's not who it's targeted at. It's the spin studio crowd who the Peloton is aimed at. I'm guessing many of those haven't ridden an actual bike in long time.
Yes, I dont have an expensive bike by any means.