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NEW S25R Stex Recumbent Bike
The S25R Stex Recumbent step-through- bike gives users exceptional comfort. The newly designed seat adjusts for exact body alignment, and allows exercisers to easily and comfortably get on and off. It features a variety of motivating programs, a large console, iPod compatibility, USB utility, and hand sensors for precise heart rate monitoring. With its self-powered belt- drive system that is maintenance-free, the bike may be placed anywhere in a health club.
ISO1000R Recumbent Bike
The self-powered ISO1000R is designed for cardiovascular conditioning and strength training via its Iso-Strength program. The bike features SCIFIT’s step-through seating for safe, easy access. The Iso-Strength accommodating resistance program provides safe, effective resistance training for all exercise abilities. The ISO1000R also has a very low starting resistance. The workload can be changed in one-watt increments, providing 200 levels of resistance. Optional adjustable pedal cranks and an adjustable seat are available.
C580r Recumbent Cycle
The C580r recumbent cycle features a step-through design for easy on/off access. The seat back reclines for extra comfort. Contact heart-rate-monitor pads allow users to keep tabs on their workout. A state-of-the-art LCD screen rounds out the package, offering a variety of pro- gramming and entertainment options.
Manufacturer’s list price: $5,899.00
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E Series Recumbent Bike E-RBi
NEW S25RX Stex Recumbent Bike
The S25RX Stex step-through recumbent bike with integrated HD touch-screen TV features Virtual Training, video viewing, iPod integration, and USB utility capability. The new design allows users to easily and comfortably get on and off, and the seat quickly adjusts for exact body align- ment. A variety of motivating workouts are included, and hand sensors provide precise heart-rate monitoring. This premium bike utilizes a maintenance- free belt-drive system.
ISO7000R Bidirectional Recumbent Bike
SCIFIT’s ISO7000R recumbent bike is designed for cardiovascular conditioning and strength training via its Iso-Strength program and bidirectional resistance. Expandable step-through seating makes getting on and off the bike quick and easy. The bike boasts a very low starting resistance, no minimum RPM, and a 500- pound user-weight capacity. The control panel allows adjustments in 0.1 increments, affording 200 levels of resistance. Optional swivel seat with height adjustment and adjustable pedal cranks are available.
The E-RBi recumbent bike boasts an integrated 15" HD personal viewing screen with dedicated channel and volume controls for a personalized experience. Integrated iPod connectivity with music, video, and a USB charging station allows users to display personal content while charging media devices. Dual-platform pedals with inline skate- style straps provide a secure hold or strap-free workout. A walk-through design and intuitive wrap-around seat adjustments facilitate easy access and seat position changes, while armrests offer comfort.
Manufacturer’s list price: $5,040.00
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