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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To go back to OP's question though, if you invested in the bike, and pay the 40 dollar subscription fee, how much more would you be willing to pay? 75? 100?[/quote] To keep my bike running? At least that per year.[/quote] The OP is talking per month. :roll: [/quote] OP- you think my bike is going to be in such bad shape I need $900-1200 of repairs per year? You are not even pretending to be objective. Do you work for Schwin or something?[/quote] Do you know anything about how Peloton works? There is a monthly subscription fee. OP is speculating that the fee will increase so that the company can make more money. How much more per month would you (well not you, but a real Peloton owner) be willing to pay before you looked to switch to a different bike (there are many other options)?[/quote] There are no other options that truly replicate the peloton experience. None of the other bikes on the market have the same robust classes and instructors and leaderboard experience and community. And its fine to say that stuff doesn't matter, but to the people that have pelotons, it matters. I'm sitting here thinking about what price increase would make me get rid of my peloton and [b]TBH its a high number. [/b][/quote] Well you need a lot of people who think like that and clearly that is what they are worried about. People scream when Netflix goes up by $1-2. If Peloton asks people to pay $10 more? They go under and they know it. They've reached penetration, now they need to innovate to stay afloat.[/quote]
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