Anyone know a good home model? I've been looking at the Reebok range.
Many thanks,
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We have the Nordictrack 910 (I think) and it is a fantastic machine. 3
years old, no problems, even though it sometimes gets 2 hours a day of
useage. Every other machine I looked at, was more like a cheap toy than
a real serious trainer. Then I found the nordictrack. $800 new, but a
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We have the Nordictrack 910 (I think) and it is a fantastic machine. 3
years old, no problems, even though it sometimes gets 2 hours a day of
useage. Every other machine I looked at, was more like a cheap toy than
a real serious trainer. Then I found the nordictrack. $800 new, but a
few hundred cheaper on sale.i find it quite amusing that your most helpful sock puppet is named after
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What do you mean? My name is Lou? HA HA HA <head spins around 5x>
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i find it quite amusing that your most helpful sock puppet is named
after
the devil...>I guess it's better than a lame-ass god who predicts the end of the
world in 1987, or 1992, or 1999, or 2002, or... oh gee I forgot
Jehovah, what year will we all die now? And if I had to live like a
jehovah witness, I'd welcome for the end of the world too. -
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i find it quite amusing that your most helpful sock puppet is named
after
the devil...>I guess it's better than a lame-ass god who predicts the end of the
world in 1987, or 1992, or 1999, or 2002, or... oh gee I forgot
Jehovah, what year will we all die now? And if I had to live like a
jehovah witness, I'd welcome for the end of the world too.sometimes my outlook loses appointments...
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One more tip Jane, The tip of my...oops, sorry, just the "Devil in me"
coming out. But this machine will last forever if you lube the chrome
tubes that go up and down in the sleeves, with vaseline. I kid you not,
I used it on these chrome tubes because they were showing a lot of wear
early, natural when you have chrome poles moving inside plastic
sleeves. Don't ask me who the genius was that designed that... But
vaseline on it, and no more wear. But to attest to their customer
service (full, in-home warranty) When I contacted them on lubing the
tubes, they sent me a pair of new sleeves in case those wore out, but
theynever did.
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