Product Features
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P31 Console
Finally, an LED console that works harder for you, your servicers, and your exercisers. Get integrated asset management to supercharge your service techs with extra information, right at their fingertips. Exercisers will enjoy the well-placed channel or volume change controls. The black color on the P31 looks great across the full range of Precor cardio equipment
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Over-molded Handlebars
The over-molded design adds comfort and durability while offering multiple riding positions and central heart rate contacts.
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Seat Adjustment and Improved Saddle Design
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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Pedals
The extra wide pedals comfortably accommodate feet of all sizes and feature integrated, adjustable straps to ensure proper pedaling form.
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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
Specifications
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Dimensions (L x W x H): 43 x 21 x 59 in / 109 x 53 x 150 cm
- Height with PVS: 70 in / 178 cm
- Product Weight: 144 lb / 65 kg
- Power: Self-powered
- Total Workouts: 12
- Resistance Levels: 25
- Minimum Watts: 22 (level 1 at 20 RPM)
- Maximum Watts: 500 (level 25 at 150 RPM)
- Languages: English, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish
- Network Capabilities: C-SAFE enabled Mobile Device Charger - Standard
- Entertainment: Optional - 15.6 in / 39.6 cm Personal Viewing System (PVS)
- Accessories: Reading Rack, Water Bottle Holder Optional - Cable Management
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