treadmill

"VSRST" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > Hi,

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Need help finding a treadmill to buy. Anyone know of a
good sight

My vision's pretty good. 😉

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ratings and prices. Dont' think I want to spend a $1000,
more or less.

Want

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something reliable, comfortable, and not too fancy, just
to be able to run well when the weather turns foul.
Thanks. Vern.

In all seriousness, you're not going to find anything even
remotely well-made for money like that. Maybe a cheap Wal-
Mart special. I would spend that money on a membership at a
gym. You'll probably run more, too - most people who buy
exercise equipment for the home don't end up using it as
much as they think they will.

cheers,
--
David (in Hamilton, ON) www.allfalldown.org "The most
insecure people are the ones you see, putting other people
down constantly."

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SwStudio wrote: (in response to) "VSRST"
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In all seriousness, you're not going to find anything even
remotely well-made for money like that. Maybe a cheap Wal-
Mart special. I would spend that money on a membership at
a gym. You'll probably run more, too - most people who buy
exercise equipment for the home don't end up using it as
much as they think they will.

I agree with David. Quality treadmills cost good money. Buy
a gym membership instead -- then the gym can also take care
of troublesome things like servicing the equipment,
maintenance, equipment upgrades etc. The gym isn't a one-
time cost, but neither is the treadmill. The models you'll
be able to use in a gym are high end models -- a cut above
what you're likely to buy for home.

Cheers,
--
Donovan Rebbechi pegasus.rutgers.edu~elflordOpen ↗

I got a lifefitness 9500hr treadmill for about $350 at the
government auction site. It's kinda tricky, you need to find
a something in your area and then you have to bid on it, but
I've picked up some really great things for real cheap.

www.govliquidation.com

Go to the sales calendar and find an auction near you or do
a search on treadmills.

-MS

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SwStudio wrote: (in response to) "VSRST"
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In all seriousness, you're not going to find anything
even remotely well-made for money like that. Maybe a
cheap Wal-Mart special. I would spend that money on a
membership at a gym. You'll probably run more, too -
most people who buy exercise equipment for the home
don't end up using it as much as they think they will.

I agree with David. Quality treadmills cost good money.
Buy a gym

membership

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instead -- then the gym can also take care of troublesome
things like

servicing

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the equipment, maintenance, equipment upgrades etc. The
gym isn't a

one-time

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cost, but neither is the treadmill. The models you'll be
able to use in a

gym

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are high end models -- a cut above what you're likely to
buy for home.

Cheers,
--
Donovan Rebbechi pegasus.rutgers.edu~elflordOpen ↗