Peloton Recalls More Than Two Million Exercise Bikes Over Fall Risk

Here's how to tell if your Peloton bike is one of the models recalled

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Indoor cycling company Peloton in cooperation with the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has announced a voluntary recall of select Peloton Bikes. More than two million stationary bikes are affected by this Peloton bike recall. Owners should discontinue using the product immediately over seatpost failure concerns.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a recall of approximately 2.2 million Peloton model Model PL01 stationary bikes. Peloton received 35 reports concerning the recalled model, sold online and in Dick’s Sporting Goods stores for $1,400 between January 2018 to May 2023.

According to the CPSC report, Peloton users have experienced seatpost failures while in use, resulting in multiple injuries, including a fractured wrist, lacerations, and bruises due to falling from the bike.

Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled exercise bikes and contact Peloton for a free repair. Peloton is offering consumers a free seat post that can be self-installed.

Read the full CPSC press release here.

How to Know if Your Peloton PL01 Bike is Affected by this Recall

Not sure if this impacts you? The Peloton original Bike model can be identified by its PL01 model number on the label located on the inside front fork (near the flywheel), the red “P” logo followed by the white-colored “Peloton” brand name on the Bike’s frame, and by its non-swivel display.

The Peloton original Bike model can be identified by its PL01 model number on the label located on the inside front fork (near the flywheel), the red “P” logo followed by the white-colored “Peloton” brand name on the Bike’s frame, and by its non-swivel display.

Pelton Recall Remedy

Peloton is offering a free replacement seat post to all US Peloton PL01 owners, which can be installed at home, without the need for a service call.

According to the company, details of how to order the replacement seatpost have been emailed to the primary subscription owner for all Peloton original Bike owners in the US. If you are the primary subscription owner and have not received this email, please visit this page to order your replacement seat post.

Peloton will begin shipping the replacement seatposts immediately, with delivery timing varying by location. Once you receive your seat post replacement, please follow the written instructions included with your new seatpost or you can watch the video below.

Bike Seat Post Repair

 

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Josh Patterson

Josh Patterson holds a master's degree in journalism and grew up working in bike and outdoor shops—a perfect combination for readers visiting Outside Pursuits for practical advice on bikes and gear. His home in Colorado gives him easy access to endless road, gravel, and mountain biking opportunities. A well-rounded outdoorsman, Josh also enjoys skiing, fishing, kayaking, backpacking, and trail running.

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