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Elevation Series 95C Inspire
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H5x Hybrid Cycle
Upright Lifecycle Exercise Bike
7-Series Upright Bikes
The H5x Hybrid Cycle combines a com-
Built following 30 years of research and
Featuring Vista Clear Television Technology, mand seating position with recumbent-
development, and extensive ergonomic
the integrated 15" touch-screen display style back support, moveable armrests,
and user-based tests, the 95C Inspire
on the U7xe provides vibrant picture and an intuitive console. Workouts include
Lifecycle Exercise Bike can take exercisers
quality. The full iPod compatibility, manual, intervals, fat burn, random, fit
to new fitness levels. The advanced
personal fan, wireless data transmitter, test, target heart rate, and constant watts,
technology of the 95C Inspire console
Ergo Form seat, and race-inspired handles with 25 resistance levels for variability
provides touch-screen access to seamless
offer users an intuitive, comfortable for all users. The H5x is prewired for
iPod integration, USB compatibility, a
workout. Thumb switch controls allow the optional FITCONNEXION integrated
built-in Virtual Trainer and Workout
exercisers to change resistance levels entertainment system, and the self-
Landscape Perspectives. A breakthrough
on the fly. The U7x comes with many of powered Johnson Integrated Drive (JID)
seat design also allows users to enjoy a
the same features as the U7xe, but has resistance generator is backed by a
more comfortable fitness experience.
an integrated 7" LCD screen. five-year warranty.
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H3x Hybrid Cycle U1x
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Offering the best of both upright and Featuring a 7" blue backlit LCD, the
7-Series Hybrid Cycles
recumbent cycling, the H3x Hybrid Cycle Matrix U1x upright cycle enhances
combines a command seating position comfort with racing-inspired handles
Matrix provides Vista Clear Technology with recumbent-style comforts, including with contoured elbow rests, and a
for vibrant picture quality in an integrated a back support and moveable armrests. comfortable Ergo Form seat. A Johnson
15" touch screen on the H7xe Hybrid The self-powered, step-through machine Integrated Drive (JID) generator system
Cycle. Other features include iPod com- has a Johnson Integrated Drive (JID) offers an ultra-low starting resistance,
patibility, thumb switch controls, wireless resistance generator with a generous and Quick-zip pedal straps facilitate easy
data transmitter, and a secondary data five-year warranty, 25 resistance levels, adjustments on the fly. Workout options
display window. The command seating and eight programs. The H3x is prewired include: manual, interval, goals, constant
position offers recumbent-style back for the optional Matrix FITCONNEXION watts, random, target heart rate, weight
support and moveable armrests for integrated entertainment system, loss, and fit test. The U1x is prewired for
comfort. Step-through entry provides and constructed for use in heavy- the optional FITCONNEXION integrated
easy accessibility, while an integrated commercial applications. entertainment system.
personal fan keeps users cool. The
H7x Hybrid Cycle comes with an integrated
7" LCD screen.
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