ULTIMATE BUDGET PELOTON BIKE SET UP! Step-By-Step Guide using the Labgrey L1 Spin Bike
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In this weeks video I show you how to create the ultimate budget Peloton Bike set up.
I'll talk you through all the equipment, review the Labgrey L1 bike and show you how to match the instructions the Peloton Bike instructors call to any bike.
This will make you sweat and save you a couple of grand over 3 years of riding!
UNITED STATES LINKS:
LABGREY L1 Exercise Bike: amzn.to/3BhyTWF
Wahoo Cadence Sensor: amzn.to/3jwPrUz
(If the Labgrey is out of stock, consider amzn.to/3b7FSab or amzn.to/2XMftf6)
UNITED KINGDOM LINKS:
LABGREY L1 Exercise Bike: amzn.to/3Go8YQU
Wahoo Cadence Sensor: amzn.to/3jwPrUz
(If the Labgrey is out of stock, consider: amzn.to/3px9VAB or amzn.to/3BdqfIW)
The FULL Peloton bike playlist: bit.ly/3qVrPKi
The FULL Peloton Tread playlist: bit.ly/3cFbLaz
The FULL Peloton App playlist: bit.ly/3weK7dx
(More details on the Labgrey:
Brand: Labgrey
Item Dimensions: 38x20.8x45 inches(LxWxH)
Maximum height: 6.5 feet
Minimum height: 4.3 feet
Item weight: 62 pounds
Material: Stainless steel
Driven System: Belt
Email: Labgrey@outlook.com
Instagram:@labgreyofficial)
All the very best!
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Another great video, Steve! I have 300 rides on my non- Peloton bike and love it. It’s got magnetic resistance and displays cadence on its little screen. Using my iPad with the Peloton app, I use the Echo app on my phone to pair with my Apple Watch to display my heart rate. I just recently swapped the cage petals with clip in pedals/cycling shoes and get a much more even push/pull feel. Perceived exertion is exactly how I figure out the resistance level during a class. A grittyish flat road that feels stable when I get out of the saddle is a 40 in my mind and every complete revolution of the resistance knob adds/subtracts about 10. I sometimes get Pelo envy, but my bank account never has. 😁I feel I have gotten just as fit and healthy with my setup as I would’ve if I had an actual Peloton. But every time they have a sale, I do consider it. Haha Thanks again for the informative videos.
Could I ask which bike you have please?
@@DIY_challenges It’s a Sunny bike SF B1877
I’ve been using the Peloton app with the Wahoo sensors for nearly a year. I set it up on my old Reebok Studio Spin bike that I bought 15 years ago (top of the line back then - no metrics, we had early fitness watches that kept heart rate - everything else was music dependent). I set up the cadence and heart rate sensors in the Peloton app, but I use the Wahoo app on my phone to keep track of the distance, which the app doesn’t do. Keeping track of the distance is important to me, because I compete in distance challenges, so I bought the Wahoo speed sensor as well. It takes quite a bit of tweaking to make it work on a spin bike, but after a lot of fiddling, I think I’ve got my speed setups done quite well now. I don’t miss anything from not having an actual Peloton. 😁
Another awesome video! Very helpful and insightful for picking a spin bike 👍🏻
Just stumbled across this Steve, great content, explaination and expertise.
Really useful video mate !
Thanks alot for creating this video . I have a Peloton bike but have just ordered this for a friend of mine. Keep up the great work Steve.
Glad it’s helped!
Steve, I would love you to review the Peloton Guide. Would love to hear your thoughts on it 😁
Thanks for the video dude, I've started using the Peleton app and have been trying to decide whether to just upgrade to a better spin bike than the squeaky cheapo I've got or to go for the actual Peleton bike itself. It would be great if you were able to do a similar video on treadmills that are *almost* comparable and usable with the tread workouts. Ideally I'd like to get both in my home gym but definitely can't justify the costs for both Peleton items.
Hey I love that wooden board, gives it a nice touch, you know where I can get those?
Hello Steve. Great videos. Very helpful. Can i ask: regarding the Labgrey v JLL IC300 PRO - What would be your personal preference? Would you say the Jll is more sturdy? Also - did the handle bars have any wobble on yours please?
Thank you
I see you no longer have your tread? Also Any plans to do a review on the les mills on demand see you have the equipment
Thanks for the advise Steve. Is this bike a better option than the JLL IC300 pro you previously recommended? Keep up the great work
Thanks! The JLL IC300 pro is a great choice if you have the extra budget. It has a heavier flywheel and magnetic brake but is 50% more. Link in video description.
@@SteveJulien thanks Steve. Much appreciated
Great video Steve, How does the Labgrey compare to the JLL you used to have?
The JLL would be my choice if you have the budget. Both will make you sweat!
?Great video - you've given me some great ideas for a home set up. I've been looking at the Labgrey and the JLL bikes. Are these bikes built to last when used several times a week? I've read reviews for both JLL and Labgrey bikes that mention issues that make me a little concerned (parts breaking, pedals coming off, poor customer services). Are they built to last when used regularly!?!?
i didnt put many miles on the Labgrey but did 50+ rides on the JLL and it was rock solid.
Great video! Can you tell me who LabGrey are? They have no online presence. I am interested in buying the bike but it could well be built by Mrs Grey's boy down the road, in his garden shed, based on lack of business/seller info. Many thanks
I’ve watched a few of your videos. You present the info so well, and don’t pad out the videos with stupid graphics and Gifs. I like the idea of the peloton, but the price is just too much.
I might try your idea of using a cadence sensor on a cheaper bike. I just don’t like fudging the resistance. I tried this previously with Apple fitness on the treadmill. I never knew if I was pushing enough.
Is there any bikes that would be easier to
Match the resistance to the peloton ?
Love this video, Steve. Since watching & looking for an L1, I see they now make an L3 which has Bluetooth. Would you consider this a better option?? Thanks Chris.
I haven’t seen the L3, sorry.
No problem, I just wanted to ask watched your L1 & JLL IC300 reviews & wasn't sure which way to go. L3 very similar to L1 but now has Bluetooth & can link to Zwift & Kinomap. But wasn't sure if was better or worse than an L1 with Wahoo Sensors. Appreciate the reply, very kind of you indeed.
what's better between the labgrey scwinn ic8 and the jll800 please
Is the lab grey bike good for a starter? I have recently sustained a running injury and I’m looking for an alternative to running. Is this type of workout as good as running?
Hi Steve. Have been running a DIY version for a year - JLL 400pro, with a TV wall mounted. Considering a pel+ bike. Having used both, do you think its worth changing setups?
It’s a tough one!
Both my DIY Peloton and Hydrow set ups just lead me towards buying the real thing which I like better.
I would leave the TV on the wall though, as you can use a just ride feature on the PB+ and use Apple fitness, YT and other services as well.
@@SteveJulien thanks pal, indeed a toughy with the extra subscription costs but the extra functionality is appealing
Hi mate where did you get you wall shelving from?
They’re from Amazon but I can’t remember what they are called, sorry.
@@SteveJulien thanks mate. Appreciate the content!
I gotta know what happened to the Tred!
I noticed the tread is not in the picture. I brought a tread and sadly I’m returning it, in fact they are coming today for the pickup. I felt unsafe with the amount of shaking with the top portion. They did come out on a service call, but still shakes. if I have to hold on when walking, I just can’t. If Steve did return, I hope he can recommend a replacement, until then will continue to use by bike.
@@joyceperry9561 I have a sunny health and fitness one I really recommend them. Very sturdy. He mentioned before that his shook. I wonder if that plus the recall is what did it in for him.?
@@joniquealexander1135 thank you for the recommendation, I will check out that brand. Honestly, with the app who needs a $2500.00 treadmill, they got me! I was very disappointed since this was the redesign after the tread had been recalled.
@@joyceperry9561 Ugg I’m sorry I think the pricing between having the app and having a full tred is bonkers. It’s not at all fair.
Surely the answer is zwift?
I assembly and repair exercises equipment for a big company. We do peloton and bowflex and every other brand out there. If you pay for your machine to be assembled it's the company I work for that puts it together. We also do all the warranty repairs on this equipment. I say this because of the amount of repairs I do. DO NOT BUY A PELOTON BIKE. Peloton bike repairs make up 6 out of 10 repairs I do every week. The biggest issue is the center assembly for the pedals.
Don’t get the peloton their ad upper really stinks.