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   Peloton isn't profitable as a subscription business, but it looks different as a media company.

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5. Flywheel Home Bike Owners May Be Eligible for a Free Peloton Bike

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   After Flywheel announced its online classes will be discontinued, Peloton offered a replacement bike to users—if they’re eligible. Flywheel Home Bike Owners May Be Eligible for a Free Peloton Bike

6. Peloton to start charging subscribers with used equipment $95 ...

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   Peloton on Thursday said it will start charging new subscribers a one-time $95 activation fee if they bought their hardware on the secondary market as more consumers snag lightly used equipment ...

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