With gyms closed its been harder to work out.
Inclement weather and seasonal changes can make the outdoors unpleasant.
Thankfully, its possible to exercise at home.
For some things, you dont need much or any equipment, but there are limits to this.
Exercise bikes are a great tool to help keep you fit at home.
Many can fold away to minimise the space they take up.
This can add some extra difficulty to your workout, pushing your core muscles to keep you upright.
The large 22- or smaller 16-inch screen can be tilt adjusted for shorter and taller users.
The screen, unfortunately, doesnt swivel to the side for other forms of exercise content.
A subscription isnt required, but without one, you cant access first or third-party apps.
The MYX II Plus
The MYX II Plus is a fitness platform that brings in a high-quality home bike.
It features a large 22-inch touch screen used to display the training content from the iFit subscription.
It doesnt just offer 24 resistance levels but also a range of incline and decline controls too.
Content is available on-demand and regularly, live.
Live classes feature competitive leader boards, pitting you against the other riders as a way to push you.
Live classes also occasionally feature shoutouts to specific users as another form of encouragement through recognition.
The bike and everything related to it is expensive.
To save some money, you may want to purchase extras from third parties.
Delivery and assembly is included in the price though.
That was our roundup of the best high-end home bikes in 2022.
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