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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Stormspirit on May 06, 2009, 08:20:10 PM
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looking to buy one so i can do cardio when i wake up, budget is $1000. id preferably like a used commercial one. i use a star track at my gym and love it, it needs to be able to give resistance i use the alpine option on the star track i dont run fast. any info appreciated. im open to a star stepper also but treadmill is not an option since i live in an apartment & have shin splints,thanks
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looking to buy one so i can do cardio when i wake up, budget is $1000. id preferably like a used commercial one. i use a star track at my gym and love it, it needs to be able to give resistance i use the alpine option on the star track i dont run fast. any info appreciated. im open to a star stepper also but treadmill is not an option since i live in an apartment & have shin splints,thanks
How about a brand new one. Shipping is included as well.
http://caliberfitness.com/proshop/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=385
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How about a brand new one. Shipping is included as well.
http://caliberfitness.com/proshop/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=385
looks like a piece of shit, no thanks.
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looks like a piece of shit, no thanks.
Really??? I sell a lot of those and people love that machine.
How about an Endurance E7. I have a few used models in the warehouse. Bet you won't call that a piece of shit
http://bodysolid.com/Home/Item.cfm?ID=520
http://caliberfitness.com/proshop/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=418
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Stormspirit, that was hilarious ;D
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Really??? I sell a lot of those and people love that machine.
How about an Endurance E7. I have a few used models in the warehouse. Bet you won't call that a piece of shit
http://bodysolid.com/Home/Item.cfm?ID=520
http://caliberfitness.com/proshop/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=418
i don't buy that you have a warehouse dude, unless it's your garage. you probably buy the item when an order is placed.
thanks for the advice though, im looking for a more commercial-esque elliptical, maybe ill have to spend more, gonna look on craigslist.
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i don't buy that you have a warehouse dude, unless it's your garage. you probably buy the item when an order is placed.
thanks for the advice though, im looking for a more commercial-esque elliptical, maybe ill have to spend more, gonna look on craigslist.
Chuckle.......
That's too bad. I was trying to help a Getbigger out and I would have given one of them to you for $800 dollars plus shipping. They were originally from a client's personal training studio I put together and he decided to change to E7 HRC models a couple weeks later.
The retail on that machine is $2175.00. Feel free to look it up if you like and if you change your mind let me know. They'll be in the warehouse or what you consider a garage.
Its also available to anyone else on Getbig as well but I only have 3 of them available. First come, first serve
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looks like a piece of shit, no thanks.
*Chuckle*
Vince getting pwned.................ag ain.
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*Chuckle*
Vince getting pwned.................ag ain.
Not me. At 800 dollars apiece, they will go fairly quickly.
Try to help some people from Getbig and they insult you. Oh well.
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Not me. At 800 dollars apiece, they will go fairly quickly.
Try to help some people from Getbig and they insult you. Oh well.
the 'Endurance E7 Premium Elliptical Trainer' for 800? not a bad deal, 1500 on amazon.
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Not me. At 800 dollars apiece, they will go fairly quickly.
Try to help some people from Getbig and they insult you. Oh well.
Surely, your motivation = so honorable 8)
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My parents bought one at sams club and it sucks. the range of motion is way too short. You need to get a gym quality one for it to be worth it imo.
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My parents bought one at sams club and it sucks. the range of motion is way too short. You need to get a gym quality one for it to be worth it imo.
yeah i want a commercial one or i wont get anything.
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not sure where you live but this place has some retail stores.
http://www.2ndwindexercise.com
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Yeah, getbig is pretty fucked up. You can be dying of cancer with only a few months to live and all they do is scream, owned and lol...
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yeah i want a commercial one or i wont get anything.
Years ago we bought a Precor EFX 5.21si and it still works great..never has needed any type of repair etc.
I think the list back then was like $3000 but you can negotiate price like when you buy a car.
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im open to a star stepper also but treadmill is not an option since i live in an apartment & have shin splints,thanks
We had a stair stepper before and didn't use it as much as we use the elliptical. The perceived level of exertion is so much lower on the elliptical imo it's just easier to start. When we had the stair stepper there were many times I knew I should be doing cardio but more often than not I just skipped it.
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Not me. At 800 dollars apiece, they will go fairly quickly.
Try to sell crap to some people from Getbig and they insult you. Oh well.
who would of imagined ::)
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I got one delivered from Sports authority. It was $350 or $400.
Got it 2 years ago. Pro Form Stride Select 825
Obviously not a commercial unit, but it's built very solid for the $.
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my parents bought a commercial precor a couple years back. It was 2500, but it is sweet. I bet you could get one of those for about a grand used.
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my parents bought a commercial precor a couple years back. It was 2500, but it is sweet. I bet you could get one of those for about a grand used.
Yeah, I got a Life fitness, brand new from some guy about an hour from me... He decided he didn't have the space for it and I chewed him down enough where I saved almost $1300.00 I've had it a year and I use it everyday. Awesome machine.
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my parents bought a commercial precor a couple years back. It was 2500, but it is sweet. I bet you could get one of those for about a grand used.
No you can't. Precor is really stingy on pricing for dealers and even more for used equipment. Not only that, most people can't stand the bulky design of a Precor. Here's an example of what I mean and this is from one of the largest dealers of cardio equipment
http://www.treadmillscentral.com/precor-elliptical.html
For a good 'remanufactured" one, you can expect to spend about 3-4,000 dollars but I would get someone a brand new Star Trac E-TBT if they were going to spend that much money
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Yeah, getbig is pretty fucked up. You can be dying of cancer with only a few months to live and all they do is scream, owned and lol...
LOL. Kicking a man when he's down!? It's the Chicago Getbig way. :D
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Nordic Track makes them and the one my wife bought is not easy like the ones in the gym. They seem to glide once you start. This thing is much harder and we have had it for 7-8 yrs and is still working great. I would buy a fold up tread mill. We have one of those also by Nordic Track and that is my preference when not doing the stair mill in the gym.
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Yep
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Find a gym version you like and be prepared to save more to get it. Trying to skimp with cheaper home versions, etc. won't cut it. Craigslist, Ebay, etc. will give you some savings but they're still not cheap to get a reliable, effective one, bottom line. Precor and others make good home versions as well that are less expensive, in which case you have to try them first they're slightly different in features and incline from the gym versions.
Myself i wouldn't want a reconditioned one from a gym, i want one from a private owner assuming it's not been abused.
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http://www.consumersearch.com/elliptical-trainers (http://www.consumersearch.com/elliptical-trainers)
Consumer Reports liked:
For a gym-quality feel: * Precor 5.31
* Type: Elliptical exercisers
* Previously Tested - earlier test protocol
* Price as tested:
* $3700
* Octane Fitness Q37e
* Type: Elliptical exercisers
* Previously Tested - earlier test protocol
* Price as tested:
* $2800
Best value: * NordicTrack AudioStrider 990
* Type: Elliptical exercisers
* Previously Tested - earlier test protocol
* Price as tested:
* $1000
Best overall:
* Diamondback 1260 Ef
* Type: Elliptical exercisers
* Most Recently Tested - updated test protocol
* Price as tested:
* $2600
LifeCore Fitness LC985VG
* Type: Elliptical exercisers
* Most Recently Tested - updated test protocol
* Price as tested:
* $1100
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No you can't. Precor is really stingy on pricing for dealers and even more for used equipment. Not only that, most people can't stand the bulky design of a Precor. Here's an example of what I mean and this is from one of the largest dealers of cardio equipment
http://www.treadmillscentral.com/precor-elliptical.html
For a good 'remanufactured" one, you can expect to spend about 3-4,000 dollars but I would get someone a brand new Star Trac E-TBT if they were going to spend that much money
how about if you don't buy one from you a dealer?
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how about if you don't buy one from you a dealer?
You can go straight through the company except it will be at full mark-up. Companies prefer to have dealers sell their product so they don't have to spend money on advertising, salespeople, etc.
Most companies work that way including buying supplements. You'll pay more buying supplements from the company website than from a dealer like BB.com
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You can go straight through the company except it will be at full mark-up. Companies prefer to have dealers sell their product so they don't have to spend money on advertising, salespeople, etc.
Are you still selling copies of "Goodrum's guide to great calves"? How much do they go for and can you tell us a little bit about it? Just curious.