Professional Training with the Fitnex R70 Recumbent Bike

I was recently waiting for an appointment at the doctor’s office when I lazily flipped through the pages of a health magazine and the R70 Recumbent Bike from Fitnex immediately caught my eye, standing out among the ads for fitness machines. I took note of the brand and model, later checked it out in the fitness store the first opportunity I got. I’m glad that my first impression of the equipment just got better when I actually tested it. Tagged as a recumbent bike like no other, Fitnex has enough reasons to be proud of its flagship product.

Contained in the ergonomic and stylish body that can accommodate users up to 400 lbs. is an advanced machine that would delight new users as well as professional fitness buffs. Engineered with advanced ECB self-generating power, the user’s own workout routine supplies the power needed to run the machine. The noiseless poly v-belt drive train with 250 watts torque, cushioned seat with adjustable lumbar control, ergonomically positioned crank arms and pedals, floor levelers, standard reading rack and large LED display provide comfort, convenience and safety to users, ensuring optimal exercise output all the time.

The Fitnex R70 Recumbent Bike features eight built-in programs with 16 resistance levels which will surely fit users of all types. The eight programs - manual, interval, heart rate, fat burn, random, weight loss, cv workout and rolling - each has 8 stages except for the heart rate control program which has 4 stages. With easy to use interface and controls, the embedded computer provides accurate workout data for easy monitoring of the user’s progress: time, work level, watts, distance, speed, METS, heart rate and calories burned in its eye-friendly matrix display.

This compact machine requires only a small floor space to use, just perfect for buyers with limited exercise space. Weighing just 150 lbs., the machine is easy to assemble and dismantle with the provided tools. The manufacturer offers lifetime warranty on the frame for both home and light commercial use, with 3 year warranty on parts and 1 year on labor if used on the former, while 3 years warranty for electronics, 2 years on parts and 1 year on labor is offered for the latter.

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