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If you really want to stick to your health goals for this year, I'm warning you now, you need some kind of plan – something concrete to motivate you. Something that has helped me stay on top of my training over the past year has been my Peloton Bike And brand app subscription– they allowed me to train at home, in the gym or anywhere, basically. Right now you can get both (and other hardware if you're so inclined) at a discount, so maybe now is the time to consider investing.
Peloton Equipment Sale
If you go to Peloton's website right now, you'll see a sharp drop in hardware prices. In fact, the prices are similar to the Black Friday deals the brand ran in November, although not all items are priced exactly the same as back then. Some, like the Cross Training Bike, are a little more expensive, while others, like the Cross Training Bike+, are even cheaper.
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Cross training bike+ is now $1,795 instead of $2,695. You can also get Starter package which includes a Cross Training+ bike, water bottle, cleats, mat and hand weights, will cost you $1,950 instead of $2,900 (or $2,190 instead of $3,100 if you need even more: a foam roller and three more sets of dumbbells).
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A restored original bike+ is $1,595 instead of $1,995. Want to brush up on the old Bike+ style? I got you.
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Cross-training protector+ is $5,295 instead of $6,695 (or US$5485 instead of 6935 US dollars or US$5605 instead of $7,105, depending on desired upgrade package).
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Cross training series+ is $3345 instead of $3495 (or US$3525 instead of 3725 US dollars or US$3720 instead of $3,970 if you get the Starter Pack).
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Cross training bike is $1,445 instead of $1,695 (or US$1600 instead of 1900 dollars or US$1840 instead of 2190 US dollars, again depending on the configuration).
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A restored original bike costs just $695 instead of $1,145, about what you'd pay for a used car at Peloton Resale Marketexcept this one was factory refurbished.
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A Cross-training protector is $2845 instead of $3295 (or US$3035 instead of 3535 US dollars or US$3155 instead of $3,705, depending on your package preference).
Each new purchase also comes with a free month of the Peloton app, an app I use every day. (I even track my non-Peloton workouts through this.) If all of you want You don’t need this application and equipment, you can also make a serious deal there before January 15: The company offers three months for the price of one new subscribers. App One costs $12.99 and App+ costs $28.99. If you have the equipment, you'll need an All Access membership, which costs $50 per month (that's what you get free for a month when you buy a new bike, treadmill, or rowing machine), but it allows you to workout with just the app and is useful for people who don't have a brand's signature exercise equipment.
Hardware Note
If you're wondering what the words “Cross Training” mean in the product list above, let me explain. Last fall, Peloton revamped its fleet with the release of its Cross Training and Cross Training+ series. If you want to know more about what it all involves, I have written a guide for you here.
What are your thoughts so far?
The bottom line is this: the new Cross Training series includes some changes to the equipment, such as an improved bike seat, phone holders and rotating touch screens. The Series+ includes all of this, plus an artificial intelligence component that powers a motion-tracking camera designed to help you with your workouts. Rotating screens come in handy here, as you can move them to keep the tracking camera on you even as you transition from riding or rowing to floor exercise.
