| Innovations | FIT Extra Recumbent Bikes
MILON INdUSTRIES gMBH PREcOR, INc.
Bikes
M660BRL Recumbent Bike
C846i Recumbent Cycle
milon industries GmbH is a manufacturer
The M660BRL is an entertainment-savvy
and supplier of electronic fitness and
The C846i recumbent cycle provides
bike designed for users of all types. It
medical training equipment. Members
smooth resistance at lower speeds,
features a fully integrated Samsung
train reliably and at the highest level on
making it ideal for deconditioned users.
LCD TV offering DVD, satellite TV, and
milon cardio equipment. The belt drive
Tap Control “paddles” control resistance,
125 cable TV options. Its entertainment
system on the recumbent bike gives users
and a user-friendly display seamlessly
controls are separate from the bike’s
a silky-smooth and practically noiseless
integrates optional personal viewing
operating functions, allowing users to
ride, and its ergonomic frame construction
screens. The C846i features a 3" steel
browse through entertainment choices
supports correct posture. Workouts fly
tube frame, rigid steel crank, and an
while viewing workout statistics. This
by with 12 motivating training programs;
electromechanical belt drive. It’s also
recumbent bike also boasts an EZ Walk-
a heart-rate monitor that measures
equipped with an ergonomic seat,
Through design, adjustable locking slide
intensity levels; and the milon Smart Card
handlebars, and pedals; lumbar support;
seats, retractable armrests, water bottle
System for user-friendly training comfort.
a new pedal/strap design; touch heart-rate
holder, reading rack, and heart-rate
sensors on seat handles; 12 courses;
MOTUS USA
monitoring via telemetry.
and water bottle/stereo holders.
NAUTILUS
Manufacturer’s list price: $3,295.00
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PROMAXIMA FITNESS
M660BR Recumbent Bike
The M660 Series was designed specifically
to accommodate users at different life
stages. This recumbent bike features a
STEX 8020R
10.4" LED screen, retractable armrests,
Nautilus R916 Recumbent Bike Commercial Recumbent
and a user-friendly EZ Walk-Through The R916 is a commercial-series recumbent The heavy-duty, self-generating STEX
design for convenient access to and bike that replaces the StairMaster 3800 8020R recumbent cycle features fluid
from the unit. Touch-sensitive keys model. The step-through design is con- lines and contemporary colors; excellent
and a large, bright display facilitate sistent with all of the Nautilus cardiovascular biomechanics, with 12 seat-length
easy maneuvering through programs machines. Among the R916’s many high- adjustments; a belt drive and alternator
and statistics. Standard features include: lights: superior biomechanics; time-tested for smooth operation; and a user-friendly
adjustable locking slide seats, water Schwinn technology from the company’s console with six preset and four heart-
bottle holder, reading rack, and heart- line of indoor cycling bikes; and numerous rate-control programs, along with five
rate monitoring via telemetry. user-friendly features. feedback windows. Also included are a
built-in reading rack, drink holder, and
RS232 communications port. Options
include an attachable LCD-TV monitor,
integrated LCD TV, and smart-card
device. LCD entertainment systems
require 120 volts of power.
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