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Pedal to play! It's really that simple. The all new USA made "Active Cycle" designed by HOGGAN Health Industries is a commercial-grade game bike designed to bring competitive fun and stunning Playstation graphics back into kids' interactive fitness.
Using the superior power and technology of the Playstation 2, users can play their favorite racing, boating, motorcycle and biking games while acheiving a great cardio workout without them knowing it. The interaction of the Active Cycle user with the Playstation 2 games masks the overall feel of exercise. Once you hop onto the bike, the games pull you in visually and pedaling becomes second nature. This is a real fun and healthy alternative to traditional kids fitness.
Equipped with HOGGAN's "Magnetic Resistance Technology", the user will be provided with a smooth and efficient workout. Just turn the dial from left to right adjusting the resistance setting.
Perfect from kids to seniors, the Active Cycle has a unique "step thru" design that allows any user to enter and exit the bike without having to straddle the machine in order to sit down, as you do with most upright cycles. Simply "step thru," sit down, pedal and play.
Both portable and durable, the Active Cycle is perfect for YMCA's, schools, park districts, and any other health and wellness formats that are using Exergaming or general fitness products.
The Active Cycle is housed in a sleek black shroud that contours the user's body tapered with high resolution graphics and silver framing, giving it a futuristic look that grabs kids' attention. The sturdy design of the Active Cycle can allow players to play as hard and as fast as they can. The Active Cycle houses two commercial-grade wheels mounted to the bike's back frame, making it a snap to move. Easily lift the front of the bike and pull away.
The steering mechanism stimulates riding a bike. In order to turn, you have to physically turn the handlebars and reset them to the middle to move ahead. Similar products reset to the center for the user, which is unnatural.
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