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SAVE $250:As of Feb. 17,sex position videos the Peloton Bike is on sale for $1,195 in the Amazon President's Day sale. That’s $250 off its regular price.

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We know that fitness probably isn't top of your list of priorities on Presidents' Day, but if you have some time between swapping chairs and snack breaks, we'd like to suggest a standout deal on the Peloton Bike.

As of Feb. 17, the Peloton Bike is on sale for $1,195 in the Amazon President's Day sale. That’s $250 off its regular price.

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This isn't the cheapest we've ever seen this popular exercise bike, but it's only $100 off the record price. So if you've had your eye on this piece of equipment for some time, we recommend taking action to secure this low price. You're unlikely to see anything better until Prime Day, and there's no guarantee of a price drop during that event.

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Looking for even more Presidents' Day deals? Check out our overall roundup of the best Presidents' Day deals at Amazon. And if you're curious what other retailers are offering, have a look at our roundups of Walmart's Presidents' Day deals and Best Buy's Presidents' Day deals.

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