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Sunny Health & Fitness Magnetic Belt Drive Indoor Cycling Bike w/ 44-Lb Flywheel and Large Device Holder (SF-B1805) for $478.50 --->
Now $465.48.
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Sunny Health & Fitness Magnetic Belt Drive Indoor Cycling Bike w/ 44-Lb Flywheel and Large Device Holder (SF-B1805) for
$478.50.
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This is one of the more recommended bikes as a DIY Peloton. You're getting magnetic resistance, belt driven, 4 way adjustable seat, & adjustable handlebars. Throw on a cadence sensor + figure out the comparative resistance with Peloton classes and you have yourself a solid DIY Peloton.
I would have considered purchasing a Peloton, but Peloton locks you into a $40/m subscription if you purchase their bike. The same subscription you can access for $12/m if you don't own a peloton product. If you're set on a Peloton and want to save some $$, they will be introducing used models in the near future.
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The Peloton bike is terribly expensive, but the $50 a month membership that's required to use it that is the bigger issue. You're looking at $3000 your first year minimum. My first year was $700. If you don't have a gym membership, I can see it being a good investment. If you don't, you're doing nothing but saving money if you "DIY." The only things you don't get by not using a Peloton bike is "Shout outs" from the instructor, resistance level, output, and leaderboards. Suggested resistance level is easily achieved by just listening to the instructor. They will tell you how difficult each section should be. Output is only necessary in HIIT training and pretty much irrelevant.
This was the one I got. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
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https://www.amazon.com/Wahoo-Cycl...B01E0YRQ
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Am I correct in thinking it doesn't matter where on the wheel (inner diameter or outer) that I place the magnets for the sensor, it will read RPM the same? Also wondering if there is any way to test cadence accuracy while pedaling.
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If you are new to using a spin bike, you probably have no preference on flywheel weight
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