EverlastFusion Bike with Bluetooth & Fitness Apps
R3,899
About
Complete the Tour de France while working out in the comfort of your own home! Explore the world indoors with more than 100 000 videos to choose from, within 58 different countries through shared geolocated videos and map routes. With workout programs, the Kinomap App helps to coach you through getting fit. Offering fitness, fun, anywhere.
As a new generation exercise bike, the Everlast Fusion offers Bluetooth with app compatibility to ensure you get the most out of every workout!
Monitor your performance on the LCD display screen with backlight while you control the intensity of your workout by using one of the 12 pre-set programs or choosing to compete in one of the many famous cycling races from across the world by connecting your smart phone, iPad or tablet to the Kinomap via Bluetooth.
The convenient bottle holder allows you to keep hydrated throughout your workout while you monitor your heart rate using the hand pulse grips.
Designed with the ability to change the height of the seat and distance away from the handle bars, the Everlast Fusion Bike can be customised to suit your needs while providing a smooth ride with its 6kg flywheel.
Electrically powered the Everlast Fusion Bike, offers a low impact workout at pace that suits you in the comfort of your own home. Maximum user weight 120kgs.
Offering a variety of fitness programs from interval training to personal map routes, the iConsole App has something for everyone, from cycling novices to marathon cyclists. The app acts as a fitness journal, tracking your fitness stats.
Everlast takes pride in ensuring customers have peace of mind. All Everlast equipment is covered by a 2-year limited warranty. Assembly is required, assistance available via Everlast SA Service Centre.
Product Features
- Electrically Powered
- 6kg Flywheel
- Functions: Speed/Time/Distance/Calories/Pulse/RPM/H.R.C and Watt
- 12 Pre-set Programs
- Bluetooth Compatible with iConsole and Kinomap Apps
- USB Charging Port
- LCD Display Screen with Backlight
- Handlebars with Hand Pulse Grips
- Vertical and Horizontal Seat Adjustment Allowing Bike to Be Comfortably Adjusted to Users Desired Height and Distance from Handlebars
- Water Bottle Holder
- Pedals with Adjustable Straps to Ensure A Secure Fit
- Assembly is Required
Product Specifications
- Assembly Dimensions: L 103 x W 57 x H 136 cm
- Maximum User Weight: 120kg
- Colour: Black
- Material: Steel Frame
Warranty
- Frame: 24 Months
- Computer: 24 Months
- Parts: 24 Months
- Labour: 3 Months
What’s in The Box
- 1 x Exercise Bike
- 1 x Assembly Manual
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