I got mine in 8 weeks. I didn’t do this but tons of information online about after ordering people calling xpo shipping and getting dates moved up.

From my understanding it really depends on demand in your region. I read a few posts today about one to three weeks for some people.

Original bike took 5 weeks exactly. After getting the initial delivery date, I chatted online with xpo and they said they could give me a new date 9 days earlier. They immediately said nevermind , that earlier date isn’t available. I said oh well, and disconnected the chat session . Received an email minutes later with the earlier delivery date that i was just advised was not available. Arrived one day later than expected due to a broken down truck.

We were quoted 6 weeks and it took all of 6 weeks. I tried to call XPO to get delivery pushed up, and they said with the demand so high right now, the days of early delivery are over.

I ordered in late September and was quoted an early December delivery time (around 10 weeks I think). I called XPO and they moved me up to something like first week in October. THen they didn't deliver, so I called again and they set the delivery date in early November. No issues with that delivery. This is in NOLA. It's a fun workout and I'm enjoying getting some morning cardio in on it before work. Don't sleep on the other workouts either. I'm liking the yoga classes and fit in a 5-minute ab class after I lift weights. The ab classes are typically pretty rough.

My boy DJ Chris Herria has some strong workout vids on YouTube mate

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I've been looking at one but am worried I don't have the space in the bedroom or office. For those that do have it, how much room do you think you need to comfortably be able to use? I know the bike w/ monitor is ~5'*2'

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I did some measuring of the space our Peloton occupies. It's in our basement, which has lower head clearance at 6 1/2 feet. If you have regular height ceilings you will be fine for standing up in the pedals and/or doing some stretching. The mat it's on takes up 49 x 36 inches. The bike takes up 52 inches with the little bit of overhang you get front and rear. You should have plenty of room in whatever space you're thinking of using.

Thanks. I think my biggest issue is after the first few months of moving it back and forth to the ideal location and where it's out of the way; I'll eventually just leave it in the middle of the floor in the office.

My only tip is to keep it a arms width away from everything. I put mine a little to close to the wall at first. First ride with arms I couldn’t do because I’d hit the wall.