Peloton Tread for Sale……..NOW SOLD

By Paradise2
January 26 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted January 26

Peleton Tread for sale. This has hardly been used as an OAP purchased it to help with his walking and balance. Sadly his condition has worsened so he is unable to use it. Never been used to run on, just gentle walks twice a week. Looking for £1700 but open to offers. Will post pictured tomorrow. Collection is near North Dulwich Station

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