| Innovations | FIT Extra Recumbent Bikes M ILON INDUSTRIES GMBH
R3x
The Matrix R3x Recumbent Cycle includes simple program buttons so that cyclists can get started quickly and make program changes on the fly. The step-through frame makes getting onto the machine easy, and the two-part seats are designed for durability and comfort, with ergonomic shaping that molds to the body for less pressure. The R3x includes a Johnson Integrated Drive (JID) resistance generator, and is prewired for the optional FITCON- NEXION integrated entertainment system.
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milon industries GmbH is a manufac- turer and supplier of electronic fitness and medical training equipment. Members train reliably and at the highest level on milon cardio equipment. The belt drive system on the recumbent bike gives users a silky-smooth and practically noiseless ride, and its ergonomic frame construction supports correct posture. Workouts fly by with12 motivating train- ing programs; a heart-rate monitor that measures intensity levels; and the milon Smart Card System for user-friendly training comfort.
MOTUS USA
M660BRL Recumbent Bike
The M660BRL is an entertainment-savvy bike designed for users of all types. It features a fully integrated Samsung LCD TV offering DVD, satellite TV, and 125 cable TV options. Its entertainment controls are separate from the bike’s operating functions, allowing users to browse through entertainment choices while viewing workout statistics. This recumbent bike also boasts an EZ Walk-Through design, adjustable locking slide seats, retractable armrests, water bottle holder, reading rack, and heart-rate monitoring via telemetry.
PRECOR, INC.
R5x
Matrix’s R5x Recumbent Cycle offers step-through entry for easy access, along with the Ergo Form seat and back pad for comfort and support to keep users going for longer workouts. The console on the R5x features an inte- grated personal fan, eight motivating workout programs, and a wireless data transmitter—all packaged in a simple, intuitive layout to minimize intimidation for new exercisers. The R5x is prewired for the optional Matrix FITCONNEXION integrated entertainment system.
RBK 815 Recumbent Bike M660BR Recumbent Bike
The M660 Series was designed specifically to accommodate users at different life stages. This recumbent bike features a 10.4" LED screen, retractable armrests, and a user-friendly EZ Walk-Through design for convenient access to and from the unit. Touch-sensitive keys and a large, bright display facilitate easy maneuver- ing through programs and statistics. Standard features include: adjustable locking slide seats, water bottle holder, reading rack, and heart-rate monitoring via telemetry.
The UBK 815 recumbent bike features a step-through design to appeal to a wide range of exercisers of all ages. The simple seat adjustment allows the user to change the position of the seat with one hand, either on or off the bike. A ventilated seat back provides exceptional comfort.
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