I am interested in the exercise spinning. Are the bikes that are used the same as a stationary bike?
I cannot afford to join a gym, but have been working out at home, albeit any success. I want to add spinning and could afford a used stationary bike. Are they the same piece of machinery?
No, the spinning bike and the stationary bike are fundamentally different. The difference is in the geometry, the mechanism, the perceived effort.
I would recommend against it. Can you get a used bike and just ride it outside? It will be way more beneficial, a lot more fun and probably cheaper if you can get on a garage sale somewhere.

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'Spinning' competence studio opensEnlarge Image Eric George/ThisWeek Rachael Matthews, certified special trainer and stationary cycling instructor, leads an intermediate spinning stock in the Velocity Cycle Studio at the Powell Fitness Studio Jan. 21. Buy This Photo By Bonnie Massacre











