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E-UB ISO1000 Upright Bike
This self-powered stationary bike is designed for cardiovascular conditioning and strength training via its Iso-Strength program. It has an easy-access, step- through design with no center console to obstruct entry and a very low starting resistance. The ISO1000’s workload can be changed in one-watt increments, pro- viding 200 levels of resistance, and it can be adjusted to be either dependent on, or independent of, pedal speed. Optional adjustable pedal cranks are available.
C580u Upright Cycle
The C580u upright cycle features a cutting-edge design and a low-profile shroud for easy on/off access. The com- fortable, oversized, padded seat adjusts forward and backward, and up and down, with the touch of a button. Dual-position, contact heart-rate-monitor pads allow users to keep tabs on their workout from any cycling position. A state-of-the-art LCD screen rounds out the package, offering a variety of programming and entertainment options.
Manufacturer’s list price: $4,999.00
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The E-UB boasts dual platform pedals with inline skate-style straps, giving users the choice of secure hold or a strap-free platform workout. An inte- grated iPod connector and USB power port provide convenient device-charging. With an approachable design, the all- aluminum frame is rust-resistant, and the seat adjustment is simple and easy to operate. Dynamic heart-rate control adjusts the intensity level, based on the user’s heart rate, for interval training.
Manufacturer’s list price: $3,245.00
ISO7000 Bidirectional Upright Bike
SCIFIT’s ISO7000 upright bike features a step-through design for easy entry. The comfortable seat accommodates users up to 7' tall. The ISO7000 is designed for cardiovascular conditioning, interval training, strength, and power training via its Iso-Strength program and bidirec- tional resistance. Levels are adjustable in 0.1 increments, providing 200 levels of resistance. The bike features a very low starting resistance (5 watts) and no minimum RPM. Optional adjustable pedal cranks are available.
eSpinner
The eSpinner has a sleek steel frame design with a zinc-dip coating for superior rust-prevention, and handlebars and seat settings provide vertical and fore/aft user adjustment. A powerful chain-drive system delivers an authentic riding feel, and custom dual-sided SPD pedals offer both SPD and toe cage options. A smooth control resistance knob includes a direct- pressure emergency stop, and a patent- pending taper-fit bottom bracket and pedal system add strength and reliability.
Manufacturer’s list price: $4,895.00
E-UBe
The E-UBe utilizes an embedded 15" HD touch-screen, and integrated iPod connectivity with music, video, and a USB charging station that allows users to display personal content while charging media devices. Dual platform pedals with inline skate-style straps offer secure hold or strap-free platform workouts. The seat is easily adjustable, and personal fans add comfort. Dynamic heart-rate control adjusts intensity level, based on the exer- ciser’s heart rate, for interval training.
Manufacturer’s list price: $5,295.00
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