KETTLER Ergo Indoor Cycle Trainer

Hop on and ride or load up a workout routine online to work through a unique new routine. This impressive bike has all the perks of a high quality bike found at a gym but with one significant advantage: it's at your house. The reinforced tubing ensures that this will be the last exercise bike you purchase, unlike those previous ones with the squeaky frames and poor performance. Record your exercise data on training software and participate in interactive exercising courses on 3D maps. The new elements of exercise available here have shown to be the missing factor in what keeps many people on a steady routine. It's fun, easy, and motivating.

• SIEMENS electronic display with 8 programs and heart rate control and graphic display of workout metrics
• 48 total programs with 4 heart rate control programs
• User memory and guest options
• Compatible with World Tours 1.0 Software
• Gel-filled saddle for enhanced comfort
• Pedals compatible with cycling shoes or standard sneakers
• 40 pound flywheel for smooth motion and realistic pedaling
• Super silent operation and minimal maintenance due to Poly-V drive belt
• Electromagnetic current brake system for maximum accuracy in resistance and measured output
• Reinforced tubing with corrosion resistant zinc plating
• Weight Capacity: 285 pounds
• Total weight 174 pounds

About Kettler Products
This item is manufactured by Kettler. Throughout the world, Kettler is a leading brand in leisure furniture, sports and fitness equipment, table tennis tables, bicycles, and children's outdoor toys. Since 1949, the company has grown from a small enterprise in Heinz Kettler's home town of Ense-Parsit in Germany into a world-wide manufacturing and marketing organization.

Heinz Kettler has always remained true to the "Made in Germany" quality principle and it is still the central pillar of the company's management philosophy. This means that even after 50 years of trading all over the world, most of the factories, and particularly the most important ones, are still in Germany.