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Cross trainer/ runner for sale. Please email me for phots as they are too large to upload here.

[email protected]


?150 this cross runner is as new and has only been used about 4 times.

We have now joined the gym so do not need this anymore.


It was bought for ?380


Product Description/Spec

Roger Black Magnetic Gold Cross Trainer.

The Roger Black Gold cross trainer features programmable resistance and 16 levels of tension control, giving you flexibility with your workout. The console provides a range of statistics, including calories burned and distance travelled.


Mains powered.

Programmable resistance system.

Hand grip pulse sensor.

9 user programmes.

Number of programmes: manual, 9 preset, heart rate control, rate recovery and body fat analysis.

Console feedback including: speed, time, distance, calories, pulse, RPM and program.

16 level tension control.

6kg flywheel.

Transportation wheels.

Maximum user weight 125kg (19st 10lb).

General information:

Size H110cm, W73cm, D156cm.

Weight 46kg.

Self-assembly.

EAN: 3358780.


Available for collection today.

Please email me if interested. If you pm me I will get it eventually but if u email I will get it much faster!

Email: [email protected]


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