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My Story and Why I'm Here

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  1. Hi, Tom here.
    I'm 52 and have been physically active my whole life.
    I've been riding a Sho-gun Touring Bike, 8 miles almost daily and Kayaking with a
    Wilderness Sea-lution several times a week.

    Last spring I read an article in the local paper about stepper bikes.
    The brand they spoke most about was the Randy Ross. I looked up dealers in New Jersey,
    and they were clueless, so I searched the net for a main office.

    I spoke with Shaun Ross, Randy's brother.
    He convinced me to buy The Hammer, and assured me it would be the challenge I was looking for.

    It has changed my Life. I was 180 lb, with decent Blood pressure,and a Hi resting heart rate of 80 to 85.
    The 8 miles on My SHo-gun I was doing in 26 minutes was not a workout to my body anymore.

    Now I am 162 lb. My BP is never over 100 over 65. Resting heart rate is 45-60.

    The stepper bike, Hammer, is a fun, full body blast. From my wrists thru my shoulders and down to my ankles.
    I can't wait to ride everyday I can.

    I was so thrilled with my Bike, I called Shaun Ross again, in August, and Now I am a dealer.
    A informed, Owner , user, and believer in the product Randy Ross has created.

    That's my story.

    Thnx Tom

  2. Hmmm, I smell spam big time. A new poster posting his first post and it's pumping some product.

  3. might be spam.

  4. Why did this thread reappear?

    It's been posted twice before and moved.

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