Vision Fitness R2150 HR Semi Recumbent Cycle

Advantages: Compact, Cheap, Robust
Disadvantages: Tricky to use

...forks. Has all the functions required for a heart rate monitor computer. Robust design. Can give you daily, weekly, monthly totals of your mileage. NEGATIVES Can be tricky to operate if you are not "computer/technological" literate. Fitting and removing computer from handlebar mount can be tricky. Magnet doesn't fit very securely to wheel spokes. CONCLUSION For what it costs, this is a very nice wireless, HR monitor cycle computer. It does everything you want and is from a very reputable company. It has proved to be very robust and does execatly what I want. Would recommend if you want a Low Price cycle computer that reads your heart rate.... Read review

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Advantages: Good classes, excellent customer service
Disadvantages: No pool

...machines (between 2-6 of each machine). They cover just about everything; there are steppers, several running machines, plenty of cross trainers, 4 rowers, 4 recumbent cycles and 2 normal cycles. They also have a full range of weights machines and free weights. They have made sure that there's an adequate supply of the most popular machines such as the runners and cross trainers, these are always the first to get used up at peak times. The machines are quite tightly packed in, but they are sensibly arranged in lines so you can get between them easily enough (well, depending on excess pork-pie consumption I suppose). It's also air-conditioned, not that it stops me going fire-engine red when running though! There's cardio theatre so you can workout whilst watching the tv or listening to the radio on headphones. There's no way I would join a gym... Read review

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Advantages: small, easy to use, cheap
Disadvantages: not accurate

...After buying a mountain bike over a year ago, I must admit I hardly ever use it. This year I've started making a few changes to my life and one is to start some form of exercise to become slightly fitter - so I bought a cycling computer ! No it won't make me fit but I thought it would act as an incentive to get me out and about because its a new gadget for me to play with but obviously have to travel far to test it properly. Oooooookaaaaaaaay you're thinking ! but anyway, I ordered it from that lovely little place called ebay for £5.99 and thought what a bargain. Similar computers with only 9 functions cost about £15 in the shops and do less. So it arrives typically on a day I have to go to work and can't use it :(. When I get home from work I read the booklet - yes us men can read booklets its just half the time we choose not too... Read review

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