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>That seems like an opinion given from a privileged position

Well, the Peloton is a $4,300 device, so it goes without saying anyone who owns one is in a privileged position. Of course it doesn't mean owners have an extra room. In situations like this, there is probably at least comparative negligence.

[Someone1234]

People who live inside New York City could be in that income bracket while lacking the space you assume they have. There are multiple areas of the country with that cross-section of high property costs and high income.

[xyzzyz]

Sure, and if they lack space, some things simply are not an option. These folks in tight NYC spaces wouldn’t install a table saw and a router table in their living room either.

I guess the real issue here is that many people simply do not understand how dangerous gym equipment can be. Small kids simply should not be allowed around it, no matter if there is some plastic guard part around it or not.

[anonymousab]

> Sure, and if they lack space, some things simply are not an option.

I suspect peloton still pursues such people all as potential customers.

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>lacking the space you assume they have

Did you even read my comment?

>Of course it doesn't mean owners have an extra room.