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The Xterra SB4500 Recumbent Bike is a pleasant blend of technology and functionality that is appe...
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The Xterra SB500 Recumbent Bike comes with an easy walk-through design and a mixture of quality e...
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The Xterra UB120 Upright Bike has a slim, compact frame that comes with wheels for easy mobility.
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The Xterra SB120 Recumbent Bike is built to comfortably hold users of the lighter persuasion and ...
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The Xterra SB150 Recumbent Bike is quite a step up from the SB120 and has many features that have...
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The Xterra SB250 Recumbent Bike is an upgrade on the SB150 and well worth the extra cost. It has ...
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The Xterra SB2.5R Recumbent Bike has a 4.8-foot frame that is designed to move easily on two tran...
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The Xterra MBX2500 Indoor Cycle has a sleek design and a small footprint making it a great fit fo...
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The Xterra 650 Airbike has some great features, but is the price worth it for what you get? Click...
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You may need some help deciding whether or not an airbike is the type of bike you should go with....
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Though the Xterra MB550 is a cheap bike, there are a few features that help it to stand out. Chec...
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General Information:This is a brand sold at Costco, online and in sporting goods stores and made by Dyaco International who also produces the Sole treadmills as well as their own Spirit brand. They are known for product innovation. Their treadmills are typically found in the mid-price ranges but Xterra is more of Dyaco's mass market brand.
Manufacturing Philosophy:Decent parts combined with a value price makes Xterra worth looking at if you are in the market for a mid-range treadmill. These face heavy competition from Dyaco's other brands, as well as Icon and Johnson.
Company Outlook : Dyaco International has wanted to be a bigger player in the US market and maybe Xterra will be the way for them to get it done. They are certainly getting the distribution to have an opportunity to do so, but only time will tell. Dyaco has been good with product support so we would expect the same for the Xterra brand.