Reebok Titanium TC2.0 Exercise Bike
The Reebok Titanium TC2.0 Exercise Bike combines smooth motion, great comfort and extensive functionality to make your indoor cycling a top experience. The 11kg (24lbs) flywheel ensures fluid cycling and you can push yourself using the 75 levels of electronically adjustable magnetic resistance and the 20 varied workouts programmes. The backlit LCD display with i-Drive console system shows a great range of feedback and you can create 4 user profiles to help you reach your fitness goals. Comfort comes from the padded, ergonomic seat which is vertically and horizontally adjustable so you find the best exercise position. Heart rate can be measured using the pulse grip sensors and there is a built-in wireless heart rate receiver as well as a speaker system and a music port for iPod® or MP3 players.
Key Features:
> Flywheel Weight: 11kg
> 75 levels of electronically adjustable magnetic resistance
> 5'' backlit LCD display with I-Drive console system
> Console Feedback: Duration, speed, distance, watts, RP, calories and heart rate
> 20 Workout programmes
> 4 user profiles
> Music port compatible with IPod or MP3 Player
> Built in speaker system
> Seat: Ergonomic with vertical and horizontal adjustment
> Self levelling pedal with toe clips and straps
> Bottle holder
> Transportation wheels
> Max User Weight: 140kg
> Dimensions: L 111cm x W 55cm x H 142cm
> Weight 36kg
Delivery information:
Fast delivery within 1-3 working days.
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