>>35374657
Why not just, you know, buy an actual bike?

save up some more and getting a rowing machine instead.

Because I don't feel like dying. People drive like shit where I live. I prefer to exercise in the comfort and safety of my own home.

>>35374683
Not OP but aren't you asking for back problems with those things?

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>>35374657
>>35374710

>>35376334
Only if you are a retard

>>35374673
Not OP, but a stationary bike can be used at any time, while a real bike might be annoying to use in rain/snow/tornado/meter shower and is generally a lot more condition-dependent.

Just go out running, okay?

That gets lame in no time, trust me it does.

>>35376617
So does running.

>>35376620
Not in a same way cause you can take a different route, you see different people, different things, nature, weather is different, you are literally getting somewhere and you can eaasily see how far you've come. where as if you just sit there staring at a wall. it's also not that effective. do HIIT/sprints or run uphill and your legs will tone and you'll burn calories like a motherfucker. simply not possible with a stationary bike.

also kinda disg to sweat in your own house, your house will start smelling. and home is for resting, not for working out. you should keep that zone as it is.

>>35374710
obviously you are a fellow ausfag.

these things go dirt cheap at auction. Order the bearings and replace them yourself, brand new bike! Shit people in Canberra give these away for free.

I'm also interested in a stationary bike but not sure if a rowing machine would be better

>>35376631
But the outside has robbers and rapists, you can't go outside everyday forever and expect to keep a tight butthole.