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Concept 2 Indoor Rower, Model D, PM3 Monitor VGC ?475 (bought ?650 1.5 yrs ago)


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Hi,

One indoor Rower in very good condition, recently refurbished and low mileage since then. Perfect for a low impact cardiovascular workout. I love it and so does my 81 year old mother. Just downsizing hence sale.

Available for pick up on North Cross Road. Folds in half for easy transportation.


Here is a blurb from the Concept 2 website http://www.concept2.co.uk/indoor-rowers/model-d

"The dependable performance of our Model D Indoor Rower has made it the best selling indoor rower in the world. Recognized by competitive rowers as the standard for indoor training, the Model D delivers an effective cardiovascular workout that will increase your fitness level and tone your physique. At a fraction of the cost of other home fitness equipment or a yearly gym membership, you can have the luxury of working out in your home whenever you choose?and get a great workout to boot.


We value practical design: our Model D is efficiently engineered and will last a lifetime. The Model D you buy is the same machine used by Olympic- and elite-level athletes to train for their sport?it?ll take the abuse of heavy training day after day. If you?re looking for a solid piece of exercise equipment at a great value, the Model D is the perfect choice.


The Model D is available in two colours: light grey (the same as the Model E and Dynamic Indoor Rower) or black."


Contact Catherine on 07794583272

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