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Elevation Series 95C Engage Upright Lifecycle Exercise Bike
The Elevation Series cardio line has a hybrid feature that adds people-powered entertainment options: an ePub reader allows for easy viewing of PDF documents stored on a USB, and an iPhone app syncs with the Life Fitness Virtual Trainer Website. The 95C Engage also boasts an integrated 15" LCD with touch-screen technology so users can watch video, connect an iPod, and listen to FM radio. USB connectivity enables them to create, customize, and track workouts.
Elevation Series 95C Inspire Upright Lifecycle Exercise Bike
Built following 30 years of research and development and extensive ergonomic and user-based tests, the 95C Inspire Lifecycle Exercise Bike can take exercisers to new fitness levels. The advanced tech- nology of the 95C Inspire console provides touch-screen access to seamless iPod integration, USB compatibility, a built-in Virtual Trainer, and Workout Landscape Perspectives. A breakthrough seat design also allows users to enjoy a more comfortable fitness experience.
Integrity Series Upright Lifecycle Exercise Bike
The Integrity Series Upright Lifecycle Exercise Bike is built for easy use, and riders of all sizes can adjust the bike seat in seconds to ensure an optimum workout. This bike offers a refreshed, nonintimidating console that features iPod compatibility and integrated enter- tainment controls. The self-powered unit has 20 intensity levels, 400 watts of resistance, a Comfort Curve seat, racing- style handlebars, and an integrated reading rack and accessory tray.
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