r/pelotoncycle

What’s with all the fear mongering I see online about Peloton going to crash as a company, on its downfall, losing lots of money, etc? From my perspective peloton is still as popular as ever. Is there something to actually back this up? Looking into purchasing the tread flex but would suck to buy something this expensive if Peloton is indeed at risk of crumbling.

Edit: sheesh, why all the downvotes? Some of you would benefit from some yoga!

Thinking about cancelling my All-Access membership as the monthly cost is getting tough to justify right now.

Before I go through with it, does Peloton offer any retention incentives, discounted rates, or free months during the cancellation flow? Or is it strictly a standard cancellation / pause with no offers presented?

Curious what others have experienced recently.

I’m coming from years of strength work (ladder app) where I just open it and follow that days program. It’s been great for my goals in the past - but I’m bored and that has led to really being inconsistent over the last few months.

I have a bike+ and a tread, but haven’t had a membership in a long time.

If I want to do a little bit of everything, how do I decide what to do? I know the strength programs come highly recommended too - but I’m not sure exactly what my goals are besides just getting more consistent with movement again.

Has anyone else had terrible buffering over the last couple of days? Internet connection is excellent, no other issues with anything else in the house. I’ve unplugged it, plugged it back in…reconnected the cables to the monitor and no luck.

Any tips would be appreciated.

Why doesn’t the bike have a “floor” setting for the auto resistance? I love the feature but I find myself constantly increasing the resistance after the instructor calls down to something like 25-35. If the bike isn’t at a minimum of 40, I don’t feel like I’m doing anything. And I’m about as average as they come build/strength-wise, so know others must feel this way also.

I imagine this feature should be quick to develop in the software and would make a world of difference.

Would love recommendations for core classes taken fully on the back!

Has anyone managed to get the run analysis to work and bring up stats?

I’ve done the calibration in my profile/settings with my camera and taken susie’s 10 min intro class twice now - still no stats! The green light on the camera confirms it’s on during susie’s class.

Curious to know if anyone else has managed to get it to work! Thanks!

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This morning I tried the Tread ReRin feature and can see about 15 outdoor runs imported from Garmin Connect. Fun!

I have a more runs than older then when I setup Garmin Connect to auto-transfer outdoor runs to Peloton, anyone have any idea on how this may be possible? For example, importing a run from 2020?