Life Fitness 95R Inspire Lifecycle Bike - Demo Unit

Get ready to ride your Life Fitness 95R Inspire exercise bike all day and night while listening to music and experimenting with its challenging workout programs and fun entertainment features.  Included with every bike is a virtual trainer that is sure to push you to your limits, because as we all know, we perform better when we have someone pushing us to be at our best. With similar bio-mechanics as other premium Life Fitness exercise bikes, the Life Fitness 95R Inspire also has fantastic features that sets itself apart from other fitness cycles. Its advanced technology and user-programmability, allows users to listen to their favorite music while working out. It has been proven that having some form of entertainment while exercising makes workout sessions feel like they go by so much faster. Along with being able to rock out to your favorite band while exercising, this Life Fitness 95R Inspire Lifecycle Bike has the ability to connect to your DVD player or laptop, with ease. 

FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS :

• Resistance Levels: 25


• Step Through Design


• Workout Tracking


• Remote (Fingertip) Resistance Controls


• Heart Rate Monitoring


• DVD/CD/Laptop Compatible


• Cordless & Self Powered


• Classic Workouts: Manual, Random, Hill, Aerobics


• Heart Rate Workouts: Cardio, Fat Burn, Heart Rate Hill, Heart Rate Interval, Extreme Heart Rate


• Hill Workouts: Around the World, Cascades, Foothills, Kilimanjaro 


• Advanced Workouts: Fitness Test > NAVY PRT, AIR FORCE PRT


• User Defined: 8 Customized Workouts, 2 Create Your Own


• Advanced Workouts: Watts, METs, Sport Training, Speed Training


• Goal Workouts: Time, Calories, Distance, Distance Climbed, Time in Zone, Pace, Constant Calorie per Hour


• Standard Programs: Quick Start, Cool Down


• Included Accessories: Reading Rack, Accessory Tray, Removable Cup Holder


• Portability: Front Wheels for Easy Mobility


• Mechanical Capacity: 400 Pounds


• Assembled Dimensions: 65"L x 27"W x 53"H


• Product Weight: 214 Pounds


• Optional 17" Attachable TV

EXERCISE BIKES: A HISTORY IN REVIEW

Stationary exercise bikes have been around for centuries. The Gymnasticon was created by Francis Lowndes at the end of the 18th century and this aerobic machine resembled an exercise bike. Upright and recumbent exercise bikes are similar to traditional bicycles. The main differences between stationary exercise bikes and normal bicycles is that stationary bikes do not have the same wheels as bicycles and stationary bikes are not used for transportation. Both kinds of bikes have handlebars, a seat and pedals. At the end of the day, exercise bikes are solid tools for building endurance, losing weight and daily exercise. Simple yet effective, exercise bikes have been a staple in the fitness equipment industry for as long as one can remember. Stationary bikes are awesome tools for cardiovascular training and are much easier on the body than running on a treadmill or running outside.

Recumbent bikes and upright bikes are the two different types of exercise cycles. Recumbent exercise bikes have a seat back that resembles a desk chair. The user can recline with the comfort of back support. On an upright bicycle, riders cannot support their weight by reclining; their entire weight rests on the seat, pedals and handlebars. Many people believe that riding on an upright bike is more difficult than riding on a recumbent bike and that having back support makes recumbent bikes much more comfortable than upright bikes.

Many people do not like having home fitness equipment because they do not have room, or it is too much of an eyesore. Exercise bikes are simple and compact. Recumbent and upright stationary bikes do not take up a large amount of space like treadmills, elliptical, home gyms and other bulky pieces of gym equipment. Aesthetically speaking, exercise bikes are easier on the eye than other forms of gym equipment. The cosmetics of an exercise bike seem to blend with a room better than a big multi-station gym, or elliptical trainer.

Due to the fact that bikes are smaller and more compact than other forms of gym equipment, there is less to go wrong on an exercise bike, than there is on an elliptical machine or treadmill. Under the hood of an exercise bike one will typically find a belt, pedal wheel, flywheel, motor, a wire connecting the motor to strip magnets, a spring and a couple of other gadgets. If we were to list all of the parts in a treadmill or an elliptical, it would take several hours! Less is more when it comes to fitness equipment parts. The fewer the parts, the less likely it is that something will go wrong.

Evidenced by the fact that there are many Life Fitness “Life Cycles” that were manufactured decades ago, that are still in great condition, and being used by people all over the world, the LF 9500 is one of best exercise bikes on the planet. For example, the Life Fitness 9500HR Upright LifeCycle has been a mainstay in health clubs and fitness centers since the early 90′s. With a smooth and quiet belt-drive system, users can pedal all day long on this virtually flawless and maintenance free exercise bike. Ask a friend. Talk to a neighbor. Go to your local health club or fitness center and talk to a fitness expert. Anyone and everyone will tell you that this LF LifeCycle is a great piece of gym equipment. Whether you are a beginner, expert, or just buying this bicycle for a friend or loved one, you will be astonished with how user-friendly this awesome stationary bike is. Life Fitness has built their outstanding reputation around manufacturing bikes with supreme quality and comfort such as this 9500HRT.