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Nautilus U916 Upright Bike


The Nautilus U916 is an upright bike that provides a real cycling feel. The design incorporates superior biomechanics, an ISIS bottom bracket, and three-piece crank for strength and longevity. The ratcheting foot straps, pop-pin free seat, ergo bars, and performance comfort seat make this an incredibly comfortable ride. Add the user-friendly features and the soothing blue LED display for an ultimate riding experience.


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NEW UBK 885


The UBK 885 upright bike features a step-through design to appeal to a wide range of exercisers of all ages. A ventilated air flex seat back provides exceptional comfort. With a touch-screen console just like a high-end phone, and a simple, intuitive interface that draws members deeper into their workout, the P80 con- sole is a reliable fitness solution that gets more powerful the longer one owns it.


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S25UX Stex Upright Bike


The S25UX Stex upright bike features an integrated HD touch-screen TV with virtual training, video viewing, iPod integration, and USB utility capability. The new hydraulic seat design facilitates quick, easy adjustments for exact body alignment. A variety of programs offer motivation, and dual hand sensors provide precise heart-rate monitoring. The drive-belt system is virtually maintenance-free.


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S25U Stex Upright Bike


NEW UBK 825, UBK 835


The UBK 825 (shown) and UBK 835 upright bikes feature a step-through design to appeal to a wide range of exercisers of all ages. The simple seat adjustment allows the user to change the position of the seat with one hand, either on or off the bike. A ventilated air flex seat back provides exceptional comfort.


The S25U Stex Upright bike provides a new level of comfort. The newly designed hydraulic seat quickly adjusts for exact body alignment, a variety of workouts offer motivation, and dual hand sensors provide precise heart-rate monitoring. The bike also has a large display console, iPod compatibility, and USB utility. With its self-powered belt-drive system, the bike can be placed in any location, and is virtually maintenance-free.


RealRyder ABF8 Indoor Cycle


The RealRyder Indoor Cycle turns, tilts and leans—offering a functional and fun workout that engages the core, challenges dynamic balance and coordination, and improves endurance and total-body strength. Now thriving in 42 countries, RealRyder bikes are helping indoor cycling enthusiasts achieve a higher level of fitness by providing a whole new range of movements to train through. Outdoor cyclists are attracted to the “unstation- ary” terrain that captures the freedom they get on the real road. See the bike in action on the company’s Website.


Manufacturer’s list price: $2,295.00


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