Peloton Bikes Are on Sale Now for 30% Off: How to Score the Early Prime Day Deal
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Megan Thee Stallion officially announced Prime Day 2024, which is already promising major deals on fitness equipment and all your at-home essentials. Even before the two-day event takes place on July 16-17, Amazon is already offering a slew of early Prime Day savings including invite-only deals on at-home gym equipment — including the luxurious Peloton Bike.
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Along with helping you work up a sweat, the bike comes with exclusive features like its latest workout series featuring Lil John. With a footpath smaller than your average yoga mat, the exercise bike brings a compact build that folds up for easier storage. And, on top of all of that, it’s currently $400 off, giving you an at-home personal trainer without having to pay for a gym membership.
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Keep reading to shop the Peloton Bike early Prime Day deal below.
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Original Peloton Bike
The original Peloton Bike provides a customizable workout experience with an attached monitor that’ll provide access to Peloton’s classes and workouts with the purchase of a membership. It’s also adjustable so you can fix the seat, handles and monitor to your personal preferences. The attached knob can also customize how hard you want your workout to be.
Reviewers are obsessing over how “the pedals are so smooth and quiet, and the amount of classes offered are endless.” You’ll also be able to choose what type of class you want to take based on your mood, the type of music or the style of workout you desire.
It’s rare that you can score serious savings on the designer exercise bike, but Amazon is treating Prime members to a whopping 30% off. There are a limited amount of discounts for Prime members, which means you’ll need to sign up for a membership in order to get access to the savings. If you don’t already have Prime, Amazon is offering a 30-day free trial for new users who sign up, which means you can score the deal on top of gaining access to Prime Day, for free. Once the free trial is over, you’ll be charged $14.99 a month or $139 a year for the membership.
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