Take one of their bikes and they will cut you.
Eisman joined the gym in 2007 specifically for the stationary bike sessions, but he found it nearly impossible to get a bike seat. So one day he showed up early and put his towel on a bike to reserve it for the next class. But did he really think Bally's spin class mafia would just roll over?
Eisman's suit contends that as the class started, "a large, heavyset female placed her body over" Eisman to get him off the bike. He tells the Post, "It was embarrassing"—so embarrassing, apparently, that he waited two years to file the lawsuit. The Post believes the unidentified female "sat" on Eisman, but the allegations are still a little vague. Hopefully more details will emerge soon, because the last spin class clash was so much fun, and even involved one of those foam neck collars.





For Less then $1500, she could've brought a spin bike, a few DVD's of spin classes, and work out in the comfort of her own home.
Or she can go out and start riding a bike.
Haha, I like how you assume he's a woman.
He HAS to be if he's gonna be such a wimp about it. Stupid lawyer.
Real men don't do spin.
eisman: "no fat chicks"
Isn't there a statue of limitations? 2 years??? What happen? Did he just wake up one day and say I'm going to sue now?
Yea, I think it's called "unemployment."
It's been a long time, but I believe the statute of limitations for a contract dispute is two years in New York. I didn't read the article -- but it sounds like it's barely within the SOL.
He obviously waited two years to file because he got a secret thrill from that fat woman sitting on him.
Must be a pretty shitty lawyer to be working out at Bally's...
"Eisman's suit contends that as the class started, "a large, heavyset female placed her body over Eisman to get him off the bike".
I know guys who would pay big money for that.
The real crime here is the exorbiant $1500 membership fee to Bally's.