What about an airdyne?
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You could get a decent treadmill for that price! 
A treadmill will burn more calories than a bike, plus it is better for posture. You could do incline walking and a slow to medium pace for an hour daily.
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In my opinion it is too much for a non professional.
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I see myself not using it to be honest , my most used equipment at the gym was the rowing machine but for space I can’t have that.
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No. Buy a bike for like 500 bucks and buy a trainer for 200 bucks. Then you have a working bike and an exercise bike
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i take it the hula hoop didnt work out then?
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My bike broke and the hula hoop was too big for me.
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I was looking for an exercise bike.
Looking at this one…
What puts me off is that I want to try it out before purchasing as I have hip problems, On my mountain bike no issues with hip but I tried the day centres exercise bike with the pedals move forward then then straight postion and it hurts my hip.
I’m between Nottingham and Lincoln, I will try and find a brick and mortar place to purchase one from so I can try it. Its a lot of money and hard to spend back if got wrong,
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Is the bike one of those Peloton units? Apparently having the bike plus the app lets you “cycle” with others even from your own home alone and it goes a fair way towards replacing the health club experience. One of my friends very much enjoys his and it was a good investment in his case. He’s also a professional and can afford it, which doesn’t hurt.
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No that one is around £2000 which is way too much for a bike
I had a look at the cyclo go from that site which I’m keen on.
It depends on how big a part of your life it is. When I go shooting I’m carrying around a $50,000 backpack full of camera bodies and lenses.
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