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U3x
The Matrix U3x Upright Cycle boasts
racing-inspired handlebars with padded
M660BU Upright Bike
Nautilus U916 Upright Bike
elbow rests, and an Ergo-formed seat for
Club members can “get in the zone”
comfort. A brushless, maintenance-free
The U916 is Nautilus’ commercial-series
with the M660BU Upright Bike and its
generator drive eliminates the need for
upright bike, which replaces the Stair-
fully integrated 10.4" bright screen LED
a battery or electrical outlet, and offers
Master 3400 model. The updated design
display. Features include a convenient
a low-wattage starting workload that’s
incorporates superior biomechanics,
EZ Walk-Through design, gas/pneumatic
ideal for beginners. Programs (manual,
time-tested Schwinn technology from its
seat adjustment, racing handlebars,
rolling, intervals, fat burn, random, fit
highly successful line of indoor cycling
water bottle holder, reading rack, and
test, target heart rate, and constant watts)
bikes, user-friendly features, and an
telemetry heart-rate monitoring. User-
can be changed on the fly for variety. Every
industrial design that’s consistent with
friendly functions and an interface with
U3x is prewired for the FITCONNEXION
the rest of the Nautilus cardiovascular
large, touch-sensitive buttons enable
integrated entertainment system.
product line.
users to cycle in and out of statistics with
ease for a comfortable, focused ride.
PREcOR, INc.
U5x
The U5x Upright Cycle from Matrix is
M660BUL Upright Bike
C846i Upright Cycle
loaded with features. Prominent among
The M660BUL Series upright bike has
The C846i is ideal for deconditioned users
them: an Ergo Form seat for comfort and
a fully integrated Samsung LCD TV. The
because it offers comfort and smooth
support; integrated personal fan to keep
entertainment controls are separate
resistance at lower speeds. The frame
exercisers cool during intense workouts;
from the unit’s operating functions, making
is made of 3" steel tubing; a rigid steel
racing-inspired handles with contoured
it simple for users to cycle in and out of
crank increases durability; and an elec-
elbow rests for enhanced ergonomics;
entertainment options, while simultane-
tromechanical belt drive enhances the
and an integrated wireless data transmitter
ously viewing workout statistics. Ten
feel. Tap Control “paddles” control
for continued monitoring of product
preprogrammed workouts and five
resistance, and a user-friendly display
performance. The U5x is designed to
customized, goal-oriented programs
integrates optional personal viewing
accommodate the optional Matrix
are available. Features include an EZ
screens. The bike also features an
FITCONNEXION integrated
Walk-Through design, gas/pneumatic
ergonomic seat, handlebars, and pedals;
entertainment system.
seat adjustment, racing handlebars,
lumbar support; a new pedal/strap design;
water bottle holder, reading rack, and
touch heart-rate sensors; and 12 courses.
telemetry heart-rate monitoring. Manufacturer’s list price: $3,095.00
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Club Business International | SEPTEMBER 2009 |
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