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Here's the perfect way to work off those extra holiday pounds:  The
Schwinn Air-Dyne.

Unlike most other exercise bikes, the Air-Dyne uses air resistance 
(instead of rubber bands or gearing) to give perfectly smooth loading.  
A side benefit is that it blows a real nice breeze on you while you're 
riding.

Other features:  Rowing-machine levers as well as pedals; extremely 
stable platform; adjustable seat; LCD countdown timer and alarm;
two odometers (trip and cumulative); load indicator.

The Air-Dyne sells locally for around $550 new (plus the $30 or more
in sales tax you'd have to add on if you got it from a store); but I'm
willing to let mine go for only $395 if you're willing to come to Boulder
and pick it up.  Other than a  bit of dust, it's like new--only 612 miles 
on it--so this is quite a bargain.

If you're interested, send email to blackjr@ucsu.colorado.edu
or call James Black at (303) 786-0773.

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 James Roger Black                            blackjr@ucsu.colorado.edu
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