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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Peloton launched a video game app for its Bike and Bike Plus products.
Dubbed Lanebreak, the game allows users to switch between six virtual “lanes” by turning the bike’s resistance knob, according to The Verge. The farther the user goes, the higher the resistance.
Peloton hinted at the video game last July.
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