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BH Fitness SK9900
The BH Fitness SK9900 recumbent bike is loaded with convenience and ergonomic features and 40 programs to rev up one’s workout routine. It combines durability, comfort, and class in a sleek package. Its backrest provides unparal- leled back support, while the 2SF fan and easy-adjust seat offer that unexpected bit of luxury only found on the SK9900 recumbent bike.
Manufacturer’s list price: $3,399.00 BRUDDEN TECHNOLOGY
750R Recumbent Bike
The 750R is a versatile commercial recumbent bike for fitness enthusiasts who demand CYBEX performance with the comfort of a more upright position and back support. It offers both performance variety for the user and unparalleled durability for the club owner. This cycle has the same high-tech look as the rest of the CYBEX cardiovascular family of products, creating a seamless, cohesive workout environment.
Manufacturer’s list price: $3,295.00
EXPRESSO BY INTERACTIVE FITNESS HOLDINGS
E-720 Fluid Cycle XT— Multi-function Cycle/UBE Cross Trainer
The E-720 Fluid Resistance Cycle XT (Cross Trainer) combines the fun of cycling, with an upper-body ergometer, with the added enhancement of First Degree Fitness’ patented Variable Resistance— producing an impressive total-body trainer. With 20 levels of variable adjustment, the machine is ideal for health clubs that want to attract a wide membership base, from sedentary individuals to elite athletes. The cross trainer is easy to use and offers workouts that are fun, providing cardio and strength training with high caloric burn.
Manufacturer’s list price: $3,399.00 FITNESS MASTER, INC.
E540 Recumbent Bike
The E540 stands out for its comfort and its focus on wellness and efficiency. With its interactive touch-screen display, this bike monitors the workout in an efficient way, independent of the user profile. To confirm E540 as a great investment, its innovative design allows an optimal cost- benefit ratio, allied to easy maintenance procedures. Its braking system permits high resistance levels for advanced power trainings, and makes it one of the quietest bikes on the market.
Expresso S3r Novo Recumbent Interactive Cycling System
Expresso Bikes make cardio exercise fun and exciting! Riders can choose from among 30-plus tours, rated basic to extreme, or play a fantasy-world game. They use handlebars to steer, and shift to change resistance, while watching mesmerizing scenery. Riders ride with virtual riders, a customizable Pacer, or a Ghost Rider that reflects their own or other riders’ past performances, making every ride fresh, dynamic, and challenging. Registered riders can view their workout history and achievements on Expresso. net. Upright and Youth Upright versions are also available.
Aristo CR-SG
The Aristo CR-SG is a self-generating commercial recumbent bike with a patented swing arm designed for heavy club use. The CR-SG offer two different resistance standards—one for rehab and one for club usage. The CR-SG seat is one of the strongest in the industry with its one-inch solid guide rods and commercial-sealed bearings.
Manufacturer’s list price: $2,799.00
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