ScreamWithMe

On the Solstice now and there are four bikes. Pre-sailing I was told I couldn't get one in the room due to the recall, but I didn't ask when I was onboard and have just been going to the gym. Two of the bikes have a stripped seat post adjustment knob and can't be adjusted, but they are all rarely used, so I haven't had a problem using them. The login screen for commercial accounts is a bit different. You scan the QR code on the screen with your phone and then confirm the login on the Peloton app. If you don't have wifi access then you can type in your username and password to log in.

I had also requested one in the room for an upcoming sailing, but was told they were removed due to the recall.

@doghog Were the bikes on the ship when you went? I have an upcoming sailing in a suite where I've previously requested a bike in the room. When I requested it this time I was informed by the concierge that the bikes had been removed due to a recall (likely the seat post recall)

Additional notes: S-class ships have an allocation of two bikes per ship. They will go to the penthouse suites first, but can also be used in the Royal or Celebrity suites. I was told there isn't a very high volume of requests and if I booked a Royal or Celebrity suite in the future I'd likely be able to get one, but only if the two Penthouse suites didn't request them. Bring a water bottle - I was always worried I would drop the glass bottles they provide in the room The bearings on this bike are about to go out (common on Pelotons). It is an easy DIY fix, but the resistance on this one feels about 5 points higher than my recently calibrated bike at home.

I had a Peloton bike in the Penthouse suite on the S-Class. Here are a few things to know: I requested the bike via the shoreside concierge. They knew exactly what I was talking about, so perhaps its a common request now. Mine was a Gen2 Bike Pedals were dual purpose with cages on one side and SPD clips on the other. You will need different cleats if you use the Delta clips You will have to log into the bike for every workout. Mine was an older software version, so I did an update. The latest version allows you to scan a QR code on your phone and then it logs you in via the Peloton app. This was much quicker than logging in on the keyboard each time It needs power, so the only real place to set it up is going to be next to the piano. This still allows for plenty of room and a nice view out the window. The rear feet of the bike weren't adjustable (maybe this is how Gen2 bikes are?) and were uneven, so I folded up the daily newsletter and placed it under one of the rear feet to balance the bike The bike does not count as one of your internet devices, and connected to the network automatically Using the new Starlink internet I had just a few freezes on the video the first day, none the second day (on the second day now - sea day) Overall it has been a great experience and I really enjoyed watching the waves roll by while getting in a good workout.

According to their map it should: https://www.starlink.com/map