| Innovations | FIT Extra Recumbent Bikes FREEMOTION FITNESS
INFRARED MOTION SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 97
LEMOND FITNESS, INC. SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 54
FreeMotion Recumbent Bike
Taking comfort to a new level, the FreeMotion Recumbent Bike features an ultra-comfortable seat and wide, easy-to-reach accessory trays. Users can keep their water bottle, MP3 player, and more at their fingertips. The unit’s sleek design and low-frame profile facilitate easy entry/exit, making it convenient for all exercisers, including seniors and the deconditioned. As with all FreeMotion cardiovascular machines, the Recumbent features an optional Workout TV console with a 12.1" integrated flat-panel TV screen.
NEW
Perfect Forms Sun 400 Infrared Exercise Bicycle
Combining the fitness benefits of a LeMond G-Force RT Digital bicycle and the deep penetration of OSRAM Theratherm infrared heat, the PFS400 melts away excess weight, builds muscle, and improves overall health and wellness. Features include: 13 cus- tomizable programs, heart monitor, LCD TV/DVD, and a fully adjustable seat. The exercise and infrared combo open up vessels to improve blood flow. Metabolic waste is broken down faster and antigens are mobilized. Fitness at the speed of light!
g force RT
Every component of the g-force RT has been designed with the goal of making it one of the most innovative indoor recumbent bikes available, delivering a superior workout. Developed with performance in mind, it combines a unique physical design that allows for rider customization, a revolutionary seat design, a strong frame, and a wide resistance range.
Manufacturer’s list price: $2,595.00
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