ProForm GT 95 X CrossTraining Recumbent Exercise Bike

More than just an exercise bike, the GT 95 X offers interactive cross-training technology and an innovative seat, which doubles as a workout bench, so you can get both a great cardio and a...read more

$399.00
$399.00

Average Customer Rating

   5 out of 5
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Product Features

  • Recumbent exercise bike outfitted with interactive CrossTrainer technology
  • Integrated fitness coach prompts you to perform strength-training exercises
  • Innovative bike seat converts to workout bench; includes pair of 1-pound dumbbells
  • Six CrossTrainer workouts (two upper, two lower, and two total body) and four personal trainer workouts
  • Silent magnetic resistance system; EKG heart rate monitor built into the handles

Product Description

More than just an exercise bike, the GT 95 X offers interactive cross-training technology and an innovative seat, which doubles as a workout bench, so you can get both a fantastic cardio and a body-toning strength workout. To make your success even simpler, this exceptional bike has 6 targeted, cross-training workouts, 2 upper-body, 2 lower-body and 2 total-body workouts. It even comes with hand weights. ....read more

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Product Details

Brand: ProForm
Model: PFEX3096.0
UPC: 043619430967
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2 Responses to “ProForm GT 95 X CrossTraining Recumbent Exercise Bike”

  1. Peter Hanks says:
    November 21, 2009 at 12:00 am

    Excellant Recumbent
    Rating:5 out of 5 stars

    I use this GT 95 every day. I like it.

    I place it together with one arm following shoulder surgery.

  2. T. Melland says:
    November 21, 2009 at 12:00 am

    You might want a drill press handy…
    Rating:3 out of 5 stars
    The first task in the assembly is the front support pipe (yes I grabbed the smaller one per instructions), the holes in the pipe are 1′ too far apart (hence the need for a drill press). There’s no mention of an adapter plate nor is there any reference to one in the diagram so….. I have a drill press so I can fix that, but not everyone has one or has access to one and I wouldn’t recommend trying to ‘freehand’ it. Until I end the assembly I’ll reserve further judgment but ProForm should be better than this …….

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