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Posted: 2020-09-23 16:16:32
Amazon removes the $500 Prime Bike, says it has nothing to do with the Peloton knock-off

From Matt Burns at eCommerce – TechCrunch
Originally published 2020-09-23
This comes the day after Echelon Fitness announced the product, touting the partnership that resulted in “[Amazon’s] first-ever connected fitness product.” The $500 bike certainly looked the part as a Peloton knock-off. Despite weighing 45 lbs less than Peloton’s original, Echelon’s Prime Bike had the same color scheme, design and features, minus a large video monitor.
At this time, the bike is unavailable from Amazon. If the retailer’s statement above is any indication, the product will eventually be re-listed and available for sale under different branding. Or buyers can look to Walmart, where it’s available under a different name for the same price.
Tags:eCommerce,Hardware,TC,Amazon,Echelon Fitness,Exercise
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