Product Features
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P82 Touchscreen Console Connects to Apple Watch®
The P82 console offers a brilliant 15 inch screen that’s ergonomically positioned to deliver crystal clear entertainment viewing for exercisers in motion. When networked, it is also a direct-to-exerciser communication portal allowing you an opportunity to build your brand, share information about activities and services, and strengthen the sense of community within your facility. Available with the optional Precor Smart Watch Connector for Apple Watch®.
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Step-through Design
Designed for easy entry, the recumbent bike has a step-through design (14 in / 36 cm wide) with a low step-over height (4 in / 10 cm).
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Air Flex Seat Back
The custom-designed air flex seat features a ventilated panel and unique suspension system for a cool, cushioned ride.
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Seat Adjustment
The simple seat adjustment allows the exerciser to change the position of the seat with one hand, either on or off the bike.
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Ease of Maintenance
The easy-to-remove shroud ensures quick access to the belt-drive system for maintenance and servicing without removing the pedals or crank
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Pedals
The extra wide pedals comfortably accommodate feet of all sizes and feature integrated, adjustable straps to ensure proper pedaling form
Specifications
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Dimensions (L x W x H): 65 x 23 x 53 in / 165 x 58 x 135 cm
- Product Weight: 179 lb / 81 kg
- Power: 120 volt, 15 amp circuit
- Total Workouts: 12
- Resistance Levels: 25
- Minimum Watts: 22 (level 1 at 20 RPM)
- Maximum Watts: 500 (level 25 at 150 RPM)
- Languages: English, Danish, Dutch, French, Finnish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish
- Console Features: 15 in / 38.1 cm LCD Capacitive Touch Screen with mobile device charger, audio jack and optional Smart Watch Connector for Apple Watch®
- Network Capabilities: Preva® network capable
- Accessories: Reading Rack, Dual Water Bottle Holder Optional - Cable Management
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