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S Series Upright Bike S-UB and S-UBx
The S Series upright bike is the latest addition to Star Trac’s line of cardiovas- cular products. Among its many user- focused features are its walk-through design, with easy-up seat adjustment; an intuitive display, featuring easy-to- read control buttons; and dual-platform pedals with inline-skate-style straps for simple adjustments. The bike is available pre-wired for Star Trac’s entertainment solution, which includes a 15" LCD TV, integrated control keypad, and headphone jack.
Manufacturer’s list price: $2,395.00
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Excite+ Bike 700i
Technogym’s Excite+ Bike is inspired by the needs and preferences of outdoor cyclists. The seat post angle replicates that of a road cycle, and half-inch seat height increments and a narrow width between pedals ensure a precise fit. The handlebar accommodates three training positions, and dual hand sensors and Fast-Track Controls make it easy to adjust the intensity. The bike features 15 program and test options via an interac- tive VISIO touch screen or LED display.
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LC900 Upright Bike
The LC900 upright bike is built on a custom-designed, steel frame that complements any health club environment. It offers versatile display options with a new, integrated, 15" touch screen that includes built-in TV features, advanced iPod compatibility with an integrated connector for iPods with music and video, and onscreen navigation. The touch screen also features scenic land- scape perspectives and USB connectivity. TRUE employs the most durable materials available to ensure that the LC900 performs well over time.
Manufacturer’s list price: $2,099.00 TUNG KENG ENTERPRISE CO., LTD.
CS800 Upright Bike Excite Med Bike
The TECHNOGYM Excite Med Bike combines training, testing, medical, and rehabilitation applications. It’s UL, CE, and TUV Medical Certified and incorporates submaximal, maximal, and military tests. The Cardio Memory software enables real-time acquisition, visualization, and storage of training and test data. Med Bike includes a standard seat connector, horizontal seat adjustment, adjustable pedal cranks, and a workload of 10-1,000 watts. It also offers the same programs found on standard Excite products.
The CS800 is a high-performance upright bike, offering multiple resistance levels and preprogrammed workouts to challenge every health club member. It features HRC Cruise Control, a unique system that automatically adjusts the workload to keep users at their target heart rate. An integrated 15" LCD fea- tures touch-screen technology and a built-in TV along with an integrated connector for iPods with music and video, featuring onscreen navigation. Also included are scenic landscape perspectives and USB connectivity.
Manufacturer’s list price: $2,699.00 S3B
The S3B upright bike is self-powered, utilizing a generator offers high wattage output, quiet operation, and minimal vibration. It features an ergonomic seat with a precision pin-locking pin height adjustment, a step-through design for ease of getting on and off the bike, and levelers to stabilize the unit on any surface. Moving and storing the machine are simple, thanks to large transport wheels.
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