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Peloton Interactive started making its indoor exercise bike after raising R4.4m in a 2013 crowd-funding campaign. It now aims to raise over R16bn in an initial public offering. (Read More)

Peloton Interactive Inc. started making its indoor exercise bike after raising US$307,332 in a 2013 crowd-funding campaign. It now aims to raise US$1.1 billion in an initial public offering. (Read More)

Peloton Supporters, We are 36 hours away from the end of our Kickstarter campaign and we’re super excited to say that thanks to you, we have surpassed our stretch goal of $275,000!  To show our appreciation for your belief in us, we are giving all... (Read More)

WOW! We exceeded our $250,000 goal (we're at $263,343!) and are continuing to see amazing support from the Kickstarter community. And, now we're down to the last week! 7 days to go before the Peloton Bike is no longer available on Kickstarter. It's... (Read More)

We continue to have great conversations with this Kickstarter community about Peloton and we LOVE your support. We just hit 80% of our funding goal in just over 10 days and the momentum is continuing! Remember, sharing is caring. Tell your friends... (Read More)

This past week was fantastic in so many ways. We LOVE this Kickstarter community and have been enjoying all the great questions and comments we're getting from you! Please keep them coming. In our first week on Kickstarter, Peloton gained 184 backers... (Read More)

1) As you may have seen, we have already reached 57% of our goal in less than 3 days!  Huge thanks to all of you for your support and enthusiasm for our project!  Please remember that your experience is better if lots of your friends have a Peloton... (Read More)

We’ve seen a number of different Android devices, including phones, tablets, cameras, TVs and set-top boxes. Like that’s not enough, now we have an exercise bike relying on Google’s mobile platform raising cash and awareness at Kickstarter. (Read More)

Pick something -- anything -- and someone has probably tried to put Android on it. I do want to highlight this $2,000 exercise bike by Peloton, though -- mainly because it has a freakin' huge 21.5 Android tablet attached to it. (Read More)

Peloton, a New York startup, is hoping to bring group spinning classes to the home, with a high-tech twist. (Read More)

Here's some gear that'll ensure you'll never again have to fight for space in that hyper-competitive spin class. The Peloton Bike is two grand's worth of static bike that's designed to bring the gym experience to your home with a number of innovative touches. First up, the Android 4.1-running unit is controlled by a 1.5GHz TI OMAP 4470 with 1GB of RAM and 16GB storage with 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, ANT+, Bluetooth 4.0 and Ethernet. It's connected to a 21.5-inch 1080p multitouch display, which'll let you stream classes from Peloton's NYC studio live and on-demand. The display also holds a webcam and microphone, so you can still swear at your friends / the instructor as if you were there in real life. (Read More)

Android has been in phones, tablets, refrigerators, cameras, and now it's going where it's never gone before – an exercise bike. There's something a little funny about taking a mobile OS and embedding it in a device that doesn't go anywhere, but still requires peddling. The Peloton Bike is only a day into its Kickstarter, but it's raised tens of thousands toward the $250,000 goal. (Read More)