Cybex Cyclone 530c Upright Exercise Bike [Remanufactured]

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Cybex Cyclone 530c Upright Exercise Bike [Remanufactured]

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Cybex Cyclone Upright Cycle (530C) Features:

Modes of operation includes Constant Power, Bike Mode and Speed Controlled (isokinetic).
Pedals are extra wide with adjustable straps.
Wheels on front for easy rolling.
Cybex proprietary designed seat features a comfort groove and is shaped to conform to the user.
Multi-position design of handle bars accommodates riding styles from upright to aero and is equipped with two sets of contact heart rate grips.
Split level design with magazine rack and tabs. Unique positioning puts the display in the user’s forward field of view and away from sweat.
Water bottle holder and utility tray.
CYBEX Personal Entertainment Monitor Option

RESISTANCE RANGE Minimum – 15 Watts; Maximum – 900 Watts

POWER Self-powered, optional AC adapter for full time display

RESISTANCE TYPE Eddy current brake with brushless internal generator for low drag and high power capability

DRIVE TYPE Double step-up drive with self-tensioning idlers for minimal mechanical drag and low maintenance

CRANK TYPE 165 mm, three-piece heavy-duty mountain bike type

PROGRAMMING Quick Start, Manual, three Fitness (Constant Power) programs, three Bike (Bike Mode) programs, three Speed Controlled (Isokinetic) Programs, Heart Rate Control and a Fitness Test. Programs have 21 levels. Quick Start and Manual are set up selectable as Constant Power, Bike Mode or Speed Controlled (isokinetic). Heart Rate Control provides for direct selection of target heart rate.

HEART RATE MONITORING Contact and Polar®

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE UL, ASTM, EN 957, CE , FCC Class B

MAXIMUM USER WEIGHT 400 lbs. (181 kg)

DIMENSIONS 49″ (124 cm)L x 23″ (58 cm) W x 56″ (142 cm) H

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