Features
- Console Model: DISCOVER SI
- Console Selector: With Internet (wired and wireless), Bluetooth, Lifescape interactive courses, popular apps 10″ touch screen
- Screen Size: 10 in (25 cm)
- LFconnect App Compatibility: Standard
- Device Compatibility: Android, iPhone, iPad, iPod
- Entertainment: Internet, Bluetooth, Interactive Courses, Integrated Apps
- Number of Workouts: Up to 42
- Custom Workouts: Up to 8
- User Profiles: Limitless
- Flash Programmable with USB: Yes
- Manager Menu Options: Yes
- Integrated Accessory Tray: Yes
- Pedals: Wide Ride Pedals
- Resistance Levels: 26
- Handlebars: XXL Seat Post and Handlebars (optional); Deluxe Racing Handlebars
- Heart Rate Monitoring: Polar Telemetry (optional chest strap required); Lifepulse with DSP (Digital Signal Processing)
- Integrated Reading Rack: Yes
- On the Fly Programming: Yes
- Power Requirements: AC Power line 115 volt, 15 amp (voltage may vary outside U.S.)
- TECH SPECS –
- Max User Weight: 400 lbs / (181.43 Kilograms)
- Weight: 176 lbs / (79.83 Kilograms)
- Dimensions: 43.5″ L x 21″ W x 59.5″ H / (110.49cm L x 53.34cm W x 151.13cm H)
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The premium Elevation Series Upright Lifecycle Exercise Bike is like pedaling on the open road without the road. The bike is designed to reduce pressure on the knees and provide a comfortable ride, while also keeping exercisers engaged. Three intuitive console choices provide entertainment, workout tracking and detailed product use information.
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