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Geek-a-CycleTM in Action
Using the Geek-a-CycleClick
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Entering the Geek-a-CycleClick
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Exiting the Geek-a-CycleClick
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Adjusting the keyboardClick
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Find the answers to frequently asked questions on the
Support page.
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Geek-a-Cycle with desktop computer. We recommend an ergonomic keyboard and stationary / trackball
mouse. |
Geek-a-Cycle with laptop computer and auxiliary keyboard and mouse. |
Geek-a-Cycle with laptop computer and auxiliary monitor, keyboard and mouse. |
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Geek-a-Cycle dimensions |
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The Geek-a-Cycletm footprint is no greater than a normal desk and chair. |
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The Recumbent Bicycle |
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Cushion is optional |
The knob on the top of the pedaling assembly just to the right of the white sticker is a pedal-force adjustment. Pedal force is maintained by a magnetic-drag system that provides smooth, consistent pedal
force.
The seat pad is a pillow and not included with the bike - purchase at K-Mart or WalMart for less than $10.
The bicycle's manufacturer states that the maximum weight capacity is 250 lbs.
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© Copyright 2005-2007 Slimgeek Inc.
Geek-a-Cycle and Geek-a-Meter are trademarks of Slimgeek Inc. |
