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CanDo Fold-Up Pedal Exerciser is a portable exerciser for both upper and lower body range of motion strengthening.

CanDo Fold-Up Pedal Exerciser

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Can be used for foot pedaling, or on a tabletop for hand pedaling!

Your Price: $43.95

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Product Number:AFE171F

Manufacturer:FEI

Pre-assembled, just add the tension knob.
Portable model easily folds - just push and hold the push button and bend the leg.
For both upper body and lower body range of motion and strengthening.

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The CanDo® Fold-Up Pedal Exerciser is a pre-assembled (just add the tension knob) portable exerciser for both upper body and lower body range of motion and strengthening. For transporting or storing, this model easily folds - just push and hold the push button and bend the leg.

The CanDo Fold-Up Pedal Exerciser can be used on the floor for foot pedaling, or on a tabletop for hand pedaling. The 11 inch wide leg spread and 4 flat bottom rubber feet help keep exerciser stable on different surfaces. The pedals have wrap around adjustable straps. The adjustable tension knob allows the user to easily change the pedaling difficulty level from little resistance to heavy resistance. Users can pedal forwards or backwards.

CanDo Fold-Up Pedal Exerciser Instructions for Assembly and Use

CanDo Fold-Up Pedal Exerciser Specifications:

Measures Overall: 11 inches wide, 22 inches long, 17 inches high
Item weighs: 18 lbs.
Material: Chrome plated steel frame.

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I USE IT EVERYDAY AND FEEL ENERGY GOING THROUGH MY BODY RIGHT AFTER I STOP. BEST INVESTMENT I HAVE MADE FOR A LONG TIME

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Reviewed by: SALLY PETERSEN from 4451 MURIETTA AVE. on 5/8/2018

Works Great!

Works well...very basic yet foldable. No noise is a plus.

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Reviewed by: Ann from tx. on 1/10/2018

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Q: I bought this cycle but don't know how long I should pedal it to begin? I'm 90 years old.

Asked by: Wilma - 4/18/2016

A: That really depends on your level of fitness. Always start slow and work your way up to more time on the exerciser. Most seniors did not grow up attending an aerobics class, or working out at the gym. Because these types of activities are relatively new to them, seniors may be wise to hire an ACSM-CPT to learn how to perform exercises properly to avoid injury.

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