Exercise bike (OAF 300 assault air bike)

*Will also consiser trade for a commercial treadmill something similar to a skyline x3A

an AirForce 300 Pro Air Bike

Usually costs between $1500-$1900

The Ergo AirForce 300 Pro Air Bike Ideal for Interval Training, the Faster you Pedal the Greater the Resistance

With the option for upper and lower body engagement or isolation, the Ergo AirForce 300 Pro Air Bike has been built with an exceptionally comfortable, large seat to offer support on longer rides. *Now with upgraded quick seat adjustment to suit commercial environments.An Unlimited Workout

With infinite levels of air resistance delivered by a smooth, single stage belt drive, the OAF300 will will suit any fitness level for a FANtastic workout. Air resistance scales with how hard you train, so the harder you pedal, the greater the resistance. This bike is the ultimate for users looking to be pushed to the absolute limit.

12 Propeller Blade Steel Fan

The steel fan offers greater air movement which translates into a higher range at faster speeds with the added bonus of a cooling breeze through tough workouts.

Commercial Grade Steel Frame

Precision engineered with a high tensile steel frame, the AirForce 300 is super sturdy and eliminates frame wobble during hard sprints and hill climbs. Black powdercoat finish with red trim delivers a powerful look to complement it’s powerful performance.

LCD Display with Performance Tracking

The LCD display has easy to read RPM, Speed, Time, Distance, Calories, Watts and Pulse. Six Programs: Interval, Target, Distance, Calories, Time and Heart Rate. Polar heart rate receiver built in, allowing the bike to connect to many heart rate belts.Multi-Grip Handle Bars

Fitted with multi-grip handle bars to allow for both neutral and regular grip. Large, cushioned seat for comfort with 11 height adjustments and 7 fore and aft positions to suit all size users.

Fixed Foot Rests

To focus on upper body exclusively, the OAF300 has fixed footrests on either side, so you can supprt your weight or rest your legs as you continue to work your upper body.