
Peloton bikes and treadmills are high-end fitness machines built with precision and care. But when it’s time to relocate, you may be wondering how to move a Peloton without damaging the equipment or yourself. These machines are heavy, delicate in parts, and expensive to repair if moved improperly.
At Affinity Moving, we’ve helped many Minneapolis residents with moving a Peloton bike or treadmill. Whether you’re relocating across town or across the state, this guide will walk you through the safest, most efficient way to handle your Peloton move.
Unlike traditional exercise bikes, Peloton equipment includes:
That’s why moving Peloton bikes or treadmills isn’t just about lifting—it’s about knowing what can and cannot be removed, protected, or tilted.
If you're wondering how to move Peloton bike units without damaging the frame or screen, follow these steps:
Start by powering off your Peloton and unplugging the machine from the wall. Disconnect all cords and accessories. Label any cables so they’re easy to reconnect at your new location.
This is a must. The touchscreen is the most fragile and expensive part of the bike. To move your Peloton safely:
If you’re unsure how to remove it properly, Peloton support has walkthroughs, or you can hire a Peloton moving service.
Adjust the handlebars and seat to their lowest position and tighten all knobs. This prevents shifting during transport.
Use moving blankets to wrap the frame and pedals, then tape them securely with packing tape (avoid placing tape directly on the frame to prevent residue or damage).
Peloton bikes weigh about 135 pounds. While it’s not impossible to lift, doing it solo is risky.
Position the bike upright near a wall of the moving truck and secure it with ratchet straps to avoid tipping. Never lay the bike flat on its side.
Moving a Peloton Tread or Tread+ is much more complex due to its size and weight (over 290 pounds).
Here’s how to move a Peloton treadmill properly:
Just like the bike, the screen should be removed and packed separately. Use a screwdriver to detach it carefully.
Peloton Tread+ does not fold, but the standard Tread allows folding of the running deck. Use the safety latch to lock it into position.
Due to the weight and dimensions, moving a Peloton treadmill safely requires professional tools like:
We strongly recommend hiring a Peloton moving service like Affinity Moving, which can handle the equipment without damage.
Yes, but only under certain conditions:
If you’re making a local move across Minneapolis or relocating to a new home, Affinity Moving provides expert help with Peloton moves as part of your residential moving service.
If you're asking yourself should I hire someone for my Peloton move, here’s what to consider:
At Affinity Moving, we know how to move Peloton bikes and treadmills the right way. From disassembly to reassembly, we treat every part of your move with expert care.
For long-distance moves:
Affinity Moving can coordinate your Peloton move as part of a complete long-distance relocation package.
You should always remove the screen. It’s possible to move the bike as one unit, but not recommended for treadmills.
Not all movers are trained for Peloton moves. Affinity Moving offers Peloton-friendly moving services in Minneapolis and surrounding areas.
Most bikes weigh between 130 to 140 pounds. The treadmills weigh more than 290 pounds.
Usually, no but if something feels off, contact Peloton support.
No. Always remove the screen to prevent cracks or breaks during transport.
Whether you’re moving a Peloton bike across the street or a treadmill across state lines, Affinity Moving is ready to help. We specialize in moving high-value equipment with care, and we know what it takes to move your fitness gear without hassle.
📞 Call us at 612-416-6640
📍 Serving Minneapolis, St. Paul, Edina, Bloomington, and the surrounding Twin Cities
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