Our view - the next bike up from the Nautilus Nr2000 and a hefty £300 or so more. However, for that you do get quite a few extra features. The first you consideration is Nautilus's innovative Remote operation control which allows you to alter resistance levels and start new programmes without taking your hands off the handles. Initially we conception this meant you could control the bike from your sofa so you could get fit without spellbinding a muscle - but sadly this is not the case.
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The Nr3000 is also self-powered so you can put it everywhere you like without having to worry about a power supply. If you're going to use it a lot you'll also save money off your electricity bill although it might take 10 years to chalk up the £300 difference. As with all Nautilus bikes the activity is very flat and makes practically no noise at all with 20 resistance levels to offer a good divergence to your workout. The riding position is great and with all the adjustable parts everyone should be able to find the greatest riding posture for all shapes and sizes.
The console has 8 pre-set programmes together with 2 heart rate programmes to burn the fat by holding your pulse at an optimum level. There are grips to portion your pulse in the handles although we propose you use the chest strap that comes with the bike as it more accurate. You also get a fitness test so you can portion your advance against a set programme - a good motivator - plus the potential to produce 2 of your own programmes to store on the console.
The console is high definition and much easier to read than the Nr2000 if you wear glasses, plus we think the lay out is better and easy to use than the Nr2000. On a practical level there are large vehicle wheels at the front so you can tip it up to move around, although it's quite heavy at 159kg (350 lbs). A built-in water bottle holder and reading rack offer added convenience. The seat has lumbar reserve and is very comfortable even for long sessions.
Conclusion:The Nr3000 has some great features and well worth a look but you'll have to determine either the extras are worth the price tag when compared to the Nr2000.
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