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I considered a treadmill desk but ended up with a bike desk because I wanted cardio exercise[1] and I enjoy biking more than running. 2-20 minute bike breaks are easier to fit in.
Here's my setup and what I learned: http://troy.yort.com/notes-on-standing-desk/
I also attached an iPad holder (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D5YUBNO). For someone without a standing desk, the bike+iPad alone would be a great compromise (reading, watching videos, composing emails, etc).
[1]: Most office treadmills are designed for 1.5-2 MPH slow walks because it's hard to type while jogging, let alone running. OTOH, using a computer while biking at 13-15 MPH isn't hard, and using a tablet is easy. More: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metabolic_equivalent