Re:Peloton S-1
by michaelt on Wednesday August 28, 2019 @05:43AM
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At $2000, a Peloton bike is $1000 to $2000
cheaper than the cheapest carbon-frame
bike I could find on Google
That's pretty weird because I get "13 of the best carbon fibre road bikes - from £599 to £10,000" [1] ($732 to $12,200) as the first Google result for "carbon-frame bike"
Unless of course you're ignoring every sub-$4000 bike as "bad cheap carbon" but that's not what your post says :)
Of course, if you're buying a bike exclusively to use on an turbo trainer, I'm not sure I see the logic to getting a carbon frame anyway - it's not like the weight or bump handling makes any difference.
Unless of course you're ignoring every sub-$4000 bike as "bad cheap carbon" but that's not what your post says :)
Of course, if you're buying a bike exclusively to use on an turbo trainer, I'm not sure I see the logic to getting a carbon frame anyway - it's not like the weight or bump handling makes any difference.
[1] https://road.cc/content/buyers-guide/254002-13-best-carbon-f...