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Indoor exercise bike by Spada racing, top quality & hardly used. £200 ono - new, well over £600


Buyer collects from East Dulwich- views to check it out welcome.


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Enjoy intensive training on the I Spada Racing Dual Bike. Built with a Poly-V belt transmission you will experience a smooth, quiet and maintenance-free performance, paired with a magnetic and friction braking system which comprises 24 intensity levels. Meanwhile, the flywheel is equivalent to 20kg and comes complete with a cover. Enjoy the 12 programmes (1 Random, 5 Customisable Profiles, 1 Fitness Test, 4 Heart Rate Control and 1 Recovery) via the monochrome LCD display, which displays Time, Speed/RPM, Distance, ODO, Pulse, Watts, and Calorie data as you work up a sweat. You can monitor your telemetric heart rate via an optional chest belt (not included), or utilise the Bluetooth 4.0 technology which is part of iConcept technology – also allowing you to access your favourite fitness Apps. Comfort is enhanced on the I Spada Racing Dual Bike, boasting an adjustable saddle, adjustable triathlon handlebars and mixed pedals.

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