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SAVE $400:A refurbished Peloton Bike+ is Busty Coeds vs Lusty Cheerleaders (2011)just $1,595 at Peloton, down from the typical refurbished price of $1,995. That's a 21% discount and 36% off the price of buying a brand-new Bike+.

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As ready as we are for spring, there's still some cold weather ahead that can hamper outdoor workouts. If you're less than thrilled about taking off for a bike ride in weather that might cause your ears and fingers to go numb with cold, today's deal on a stationary bicycle is here to keep you fit in the warmth of your own home.

As of Feb. 21, a refurbished Peloton Bike+ is just $1,595 at Peloton, marked down from the standard refurbished price of $1,995. That's a savings of $400 or a 21% discount. The price of a new Peloton Bike+ is $2,495, which means this refurbished deal saves you $900, or a whole 36%, compared to buying a new Bike+. Refurbished bikes have been "thoroughly inspected, repaired, and tested" to make sure they're up to Peleton's quality standards and come with a 12-month worry-free warranty, so you don't have to stress about getting a lemon. Keep in mind that a Peleton All-Access Membership is required and costs $44/month as a separate purchase.

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The Peloton Bike quickly rose to be the gold standard of stationary bikes. The Peloton Bike+ has all the benefits of the original and adds some pretty impressive features that make the stationary bike that much more functional. For starters, the Bike+ has a larger touchscreen, measuring 23.8 inches (the Bike's screen is 21.5 inches). This larger screen is anti-reflective and rotates, which means you can move the screen to face you while you're off the bike and following along with a yoga or strength workout.

The Peloton Bike+ also has advantages when it comes to resistance. While the standard Bike has manual resistance, the Bike+ includes auto-resistance that'll automatically adjust to match your instructor's callouts. It also comes with an upgraded speaker system featuring two front-facing and two back-facing speakers, which essentially gives you an immersive sound experience during workouts. While the Peloton Bike+ has noticeable upgrades, it still fits in the same 4-foot by 2-foot compact space. To make this deal even sweeter, the sale price includes delivery and setup.

If you've been eyeing the upgraded Peloton Bike+ but have shied away because of the steep price, this might be your sign to go ahead and purchase. Avoiding a frozen and wind-burned face thanks to indoor cycling is very likely worth today's sale price.

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