do you like to ride exersize bikes?

Riding a stationary exercise bike is an efficient and effective way to burn calories and body fat while strengthening your heart, lungs, and muscles. Compared to some other types of cardio equipment, a stationary bicycle puts less stress on your joints, but it still provides an excellent aerobic workout.

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My preference is 5-miles. I rode on real bike to work and back 5-miles one way. Kept me in shape.

No, I prefer an actual bike that will take me someplace.

Boring!  Boring!  Boring!   After 2 minutes, I nearly fell asleep.  

Very simple answer "NO".

I don't have one. I subscribe to the view that it is better to ride outdoors on a road or mountain bike  than to ride an exercise bike indoors. 

A) I've researched two things before answering.  1) The country of origin this question came from.  2) The spelling of the word exercise (not exersize) in both the U.K. and the rest of the English speaking world.  It's spelled the same everywhere - EXERCISE!  

B) I've tried & tried & tried.  I've been on stationary bikes in a gym.  Years ago I also bought an indoor trainer to mount a road bike on.  Either way...it's BORING!  The longest I've ever lasted on either one was maybe 20 - 30 minutes.   

Indoor machines can only simulate but never duplicate the actual experience of riding outside.  1) There's no wind in your face.  2) You can increase or decrease resistance all you want - there's still no actual hill to climb or descend.  3) Unless you're in a class in a gym, you never meet anyone new, or stumble across an old friend while out riding for that matter.  4) The scenery never changes.  Even if you're on a fancy Pelton bike with a TV screen or monitor, there's still 4 walls surrounding you.  

On the plus side, if you own a cat, they love to take naps on the saddle (seat). 😴       

Stationary bike riding is generally amazingly boring. If at all possible, I’ll ride outside instead. Most common stationary ride is a 10-minute warmup prior to gym work.