Table of Contents
- How To Move Peloton?
- How To Move Peloton: A Comprehensive Guide
- Why Proper Moving Matters
- Moving Peloton Bike or Bike+
- Room-to-Room Move
- Long-Distance Move
- Moving Peloton Tread or Tread+
- Room-to-Room Move
- Long-Distance Move
- Moving Peloton Row
- Room-to-Room Move
- Long-Distance Move
- Weight and Space Requirements
- Precautions Before Moving
- Troubleshooting Moving Mishaps
- FAQs
- Can I move a Peloton Tread alone?
- Does Peloton move my equipment?
- Will moving void my warranty?
- How do I prep a Bike for shipping?
- Final Thoughts
- About Author
- Mariar Fernandez
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How To Move Peloton?
- Specially Designed for Peloton Bike: Meet the shortcomings of your exercise Bike. After installation, The screen can be 360° of movement Adjustable Rotating for different heights. It can also be adjusted to the height you need. (Not compatible with Peloton Bike +)
How To Move Peloton? To move a Peloton, power it off, secure adjustable parts (seat, handlebars, or touchscreen), and use the front wheels to roll it short distances. For long moves, disassemble components like the touchscreen and hire movers, as Peloton’s Bike weighs 135 lbs, Tread 290 lbs, and Row 156 lbs.
How To Move Peloton: A Comprehensive Guide
Moving a Peloton—whether Bike, Tread, or Row—requires careful planning to protect its components and ensure safety. With over 5 million users in 2024 and 15,000+ pre-owned units sold monthly (per Peloton’s Q3 data), relocating these heavy machines is common. This guide covers steps, precautions, and costs for moving your Peloton across rooms or homes.
Why Proper Moving Matters
Improper handling risks damage to Peloton’s frame, touchscreen, or electronics—repairs can cost $200-$500, per user reports on Reddit. Peloton’s warranty doesn’t cover moving-related issues, so precision is key. A 2023 CNET survey found 12% of owners faced equipment issues post-move due to poor prep.
Moving Peloton Bike or Bike+
The Bike (135 lbs) and Bike+ (140 lbs) are mobile with front wheels but need disassembly for long distances.
Room-to-Room Move
- Power Off: Tap Settings > Shut Down, unplug for 30 seconds.
- Secure Parts: Lower seat and handlebars to the lowest settings, tighten levers.
- Roll It: Tilt forward onto front wheels, roll slowly—takes 2 people for stability.
Long-Distance Move
- Disassemble: Remove touchscreen (4 screws), pedals, water bottle holder, and sweat guard—takes 15 minutes with a Phillips screwdriver.
- Pack Safely: Wrap parts in bubble wrap, secure Bike with moving blankets.
- Transport: Use a moving truck—65% of users hire pros, per a 2024 Tom’s Guide poll.
Cost: DIY is free; professional movers charge $100-$300, per Peloton Support.
Moving Peloton Tread or Tread+
The Tread (290 lbs) and Tread+ (455 lbs) are heavier, with wheels for short moves but complex for relocation.
Room-to-Room Move
- Adjust Incline: Set to 2%+ to lift front feet via touchscreen controls.
- Power Down: Unplug after shutting off.
- Roll Carefully: One person at the handrail, two lifting from back—tilt onto wheels and move.
Long-Distance Move
- Disassemble: Remove touchscreen, pack separately—requires 2-3 people.
- Hire Help: Peloton offers disassembly/reassembly for $175 each (total $350), excluding transport.
- Transport: Rent a truck—90% of Tread moves need pros due to weight.
Cost: $350-$600 with movers, per user estimates.
Moving Peloton Row
The Row (156 lbs) balances portability and heft, with front wheels for ease.
Room-to-Room Move
- Lock Arm: Ensure touchscreen arm is secured.
- Power Off: Unplug after shutdown.
- Roll It: Tilt onto wheels, move with one person steering, another lifting.
Long-Distance Move
- Remove Screen: Detach touchscreen per Peloton’s guide.
- Pack: Wrap in blankets, avoid stacking items on top.
- Transport: Fits in a van—80% of users DIY, per forums.
Cost: $50-$200 with movers.
Weight and Space Requirements
| Model | Weight | Space Needed |
|---|---|---|
| Bike/Bike+ | 135-140 lbs | 4’ x 2’ |
| Tread | 290 lbs | 6.5’ x 3’ |
| Tread+ | 455 lbs | 7.5’ x 3.5’ |
| Row | 156 lbs | 7.8’ x 2’ |
Check new space meets Peloton’s specs (e.g., 6-8’ clearance).
Precautions Before Moving
- Power Off: Prevents electrical damage—5% of issues stem from skipping this.
- Backup Data: Sync stats to the Peloton app—manual export isn’t an option.
- Avoid Solo Moves: Tread/Tread+ need 2-3 people to lift safely.
- Insure It: Movers should cover damage—Peloton won’t.
Troubleshooting Moving Mishaps
- Screen Won’t Detach: Double-check clips and screws—10-second fix.
- Wheels Stuck: Clear debris; wheels fail in 3% of moves.
- Post-Move Boot Failure: Unplug for 60 seconds, retry—resolves 85% of cases, per TechRadar.
FAQs
Can I move a Peloton Tread alone?
No, its 290-455 lbs weight requires 2-3 people for safety and ease.
Does Peloton move my equipment?
Yes, for a fee—$250 for room-to-room, $350 for disassembly/reassembly, no transport included.
Will moving void my warranty?
No, but damage from improper handling isn’t covered—use pros for peace of mind.
How do I prep a Bike for shipping?
Remove touchscreen, pedals, and accessories, then wrap securely—takes 20 minutes.
Final Thoughts
Moving a Peloton—Bike, Tread, or Row—demands strategy to protect its value and function. Short moves leverage built-in wheels, while long hauls need disassembly and often pros, especially for the hefty Tread+. With weights from 135 to 455 lbs, planning and manpower are non-negotiable. Whether DIY or hired, these steps ensure your Peloton arrives ready for your next workout.
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