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Anyone ever use Yorks "2-in-1 Cycle/Rower"?

the_syco · 2006-11-19 19:23:00

Hi, I'm looking into getting a excerise bike, but I came across this: Yorks 2-in-1 Cycle/Rower, and I'm wondering has anyone ever used it before? Since I'm 6 foot 6, I've found that a few of the excercise bikes I've tried are either too small, or don't offer enogh resistance (even when I turn the resistance up to the max),…

19-11-2006 7:23pm

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Hi,
I'm looking into getting a excerise bike, but I came across this:
Yorks 2-in-1 Cycle/Rower, and I'm wondering has anyone ever used it before?

Since I'm 6 foot 6, I've found that a few of the excercise bikes I've tried are either too small, or don't offer enogh resistance (even when I turn the resistance up to the max), so before I get the above (saw it in the Argos Catalogue, page 1145), I want to ensure that it'll be a challange to cycle it, and not feel like I'm cycling down a hill with the wind to my back.

Any info, or shops which have in on display in or near Dublin would be appreciated.

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