Net loss expanded to $41,867,000 in Q2 from $12,440,000 on revenues that fell 20% to $179,136,000 from $223,108,000, including a 4% drop in connected fitness sales to $10.6 million. Units delivered in the quarter tallied 8,800, down 14% from 10,200 in the prior year. Digital revenue was down 15% to $78.0 million, seeing subscriptions down 16% to 2.28 million. Internal data in the quarter showed higher content engagement from users who owned a bike, boosting company belief that connected fitness remains a valuable contribution to customer lifetime ... Log in to view full article.