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SAVE 24%: Get the Original Peloton Bike for just $1,Spain095 at Amazon or at Peloton's online store, marked down from the regular price of $1,445. That's a savings of $350.

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It's now dark outside before we're allowed to clock out. Those post-work outdoor summer workouts are no longer hitting the same. Move your workouts indoors thanks to this sale price on the Original Peloton Bike.

As of Nov. 8, you can score the Original Peloton Bike for just $1,095 at Amazon or the Peloton online store, marked down from the normal price of $1,445. That works out to be a savings of $350 and a price that matches its previous all-time-low during October's Prime Day deals.

The Original Peloton Bike's footprint measures just four feet in length and two feet in width, making it smaller than a typical yoga mat and small-space friendly. The 21.5-inch included touchscreen can transport you to a tropical, palm-tree-lined biking route inside while it's cold and dark outside in real life.

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The Original Peloton Bike uses a resistance knob so you can decide if you're climbing mountains or riding leisurely on a flat road. The seat, handlebars, and screen tilt can all be adjusted to match your preferences.

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If winter weather has slowed down your cycling in the past, score an indoor-friendly Original Peloton Bike for just $1,095.

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