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STAGES CYCLING POWERS AMBITIOUS CYCLISTS TO BE THEIR BEST, BOTH INDOORS & OUTSIDE.


Create a Stages experience, and you’ll attract more riders by giving them the ability to train indoors and get the same trusted performance feedback they get on the road, thanks to the common language of Stages Power.


STAGES SC3 BIKES


Featuring the smooth, maintenance-free CarbonGlyde drive system, easy FitLoc adjustments, the rider-loved SprintShift, and the highly endorsed Stages Power meter, Stages SC3 is the ultimate bike for your studio.


STAGES POWER


In cycling, a power meter is the best tool to measure fitness changes and improvements. Accurate, consistent, and trusted by elite outdoor and indoor athletes, Stages Power is the top selling power meter in the world.


VISMOX GROUP DISPLAY


Complete the Stages experience with VismoX - a fun, dynamic way to make understanding power data simple and meaningful for your studio cyclists and instructors. Keep them coming back for more!


info@dotmarfitness.com Please contact our Canadian distributor:


TEACH TM RUNNER


use and safe. The TFR is proven to burn up to 30% more calories than motorized treadmills because it engages more muscles for a superior workout.


The latest innovation in tness! It’s fun, easy to RACE Rehabilitate


• Non-motorized • Low maintenance • Easy to move • Requires no electricity • Lowest cost of ownership


• Rewards proper running form • Improves strength & biomechanics • Safe for all tness levels • Facilitates natural running • For running & walking


For information on the TrueForm Runner, please contact our Canadian Distributor Dotmar Fitness Equipment Inc. info@dotmar tness.com or call 905-272-3663


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