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If you made a commitment to better your fitness in 2025 but haven't yet found the exercise that works best for you, the Peloton is calling. The interactive, at-home fitness experience that the Peloton offers makes moving your body feel less like a chore and more like a treat. This experience doesn't come cheap, but this is where we can help.

As of May 12, the Original Peloton Bike is on sale for $1,145 at Amazon. This deal saves you $300 on list price. The only time this bike was cheaper was back at the end of 2023. So if you've been very patiently waiting for a price drop to buy, this could be your moment to take the plunge into the world of Peloton.

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The Peloton offers a compact footprint, adjustable seat and handlebars, and a large screen. With a Peloton All-Access membership (purchased separately for $44 per month), you get access to the full library of Peloton workouts in addition to cycling, including yoga and boxing. Plus, you can follow along with your favorite live instructor and compete with your fellow bikers online, which is a nice bonus.

Save $300 on the Peloton and start taking your fitness seriously.

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