What does /fit/ think about stationary bikes? I was thinking

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>>34528295

God tier.
Literally put one in front of your TV and just aimlessly pedal while watching shows

i bought a used Schwinn Airdyne off of craigslist. money well spent tbh fam

>>34529300
This is what I do. If your watching a good show it makes an hour of cardio feel like10minutes.

>>34528295

buy some thermals, harden the fuck up and get outside on a real bike

> steel is real
> gottagofast
> baconrider,,,

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>>34531774
I agree. You can get a decent road bike cheap on your local craiglist. Combined with a roller you can either ride on your roller and watch tv while doing pretty solid cardio, or take the bike outside and get a lively feeling riding around.

I don't think anything is wrong with stationary workout bikes though. It just never matches cutting through the wind at 65kmh with a big grin on your face.

>>34531859
yeah, excercycles are fine for cardio and tv but riding out on the road/trail is just way more rewarding

>>34531774
>ice and snow fucking everywhere.

Maybe on a fatbike with fucking studded tired.

>>34531903
I'm already getting excited in bed thinking about riding tomorrow.

>>34531922
>ice and snow fucking everywhere.

A fatbike would totally work but if you want to spend less consider a cyclocross. They are similar to road bikes except they have more room for larger and more suitable tires for the winter. A cyclocross never says no to snow and ice.

>>34531976
your /n/ is showing
I have a cyclocross, decent 35c tires but I don't know if I'd have the balls to try it on ice, and I think 35 is still probably too skinny for snow

but yeah OP, get a stationary and watch your shows and shit. If it's snow and ice in your winter then that's probably the way to go

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>>34532028
Yeah fatbikes are the safer bet. I live in Ithaca in ny and it's known for its shitty winters. Usually the cyclists hibernate until spring. But you still see fatbikes, cx, and sometimes mtbs roaming around. I guess it depends on how shitty your winters get.