Edge 437 Magnetic-Resistance Recumbent Exercise Bike

Posted by admin in Exercise & FitnessMar 21st, 2008 | no responses

• Fitness computer features 10 programs plus 2 heart-rate control programs
• Computer also tracks time, speed, distance, hand pulse and approximate calories burned
• Large cushioned seat with back support offers added comfort
• Friction-free magnetic resistance provides a smooth and quiet ride
• Motorized tension control allows you to change resistance levels for enhanced workouts
• Conveniently located hand pulse sensors
• One-touch seat adjusts to accommodate multiple user heights
• Made of sturdy tubular steel frame to go the distance
• Front wheels for easy portability
• Comfortable pedals include foot straps
• Maximum weight limit: 250 pounds
• Some assembly required

Learn More: Fitness Facts About Exercise Bikes

• Exercise bikes simulate regular bike riding yet allow you to have more control over speed and resistance
• They are popular because they burn calories and fat quickly and easily
• Using an exercise bike gives you a safe, low-impact workout
• Bike riding helps shape and tone your legs

Muscle Zones:
Bikes use muscles in your lower body, especially:

• Front of thighs (quadriceps)
• Back of thighs (hamstrings)
• Hips (gluteus maximus)
• Calves (gastrocnemius)

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