Can this elliptical do reverse motion?
760812
I am not sure, it might, ours broke and was returned after the second day so never checked out if it would do reverse motion.
1816705
I don't think switching the wirse will make it reverse. Don't know how to slow it down. Sorry
806242
Being that it is an elliptical it is powered by the person using it, there is no motor. The Elliptical simply offers resistance and elevation changes to increase/decrease the difficulty.
1576094
If you mean rotate clockwise or counter clockwise, no. But it does swing from side to side with a great range of motion.
2141906
Yes and a nice feature of the inverter is you do not have to stop the lathe for reverse. If it is running flip the switch, it will slow to a halt and then start up in the reverse direction. Nice for sanding.
1608533
I am (very much) guessing it does go in reverse otherwise I think it would be rather useless.Just my $0.02 worth...Toddamazon@ecafa.com
1586560
Probably not. Besides I don't think you could type on a keyboard using the elliptical.
961084
Not really. It's already a bike. The conversion is the handles. You have a choice of two slots: one for stationary - where the poles don't move or two: where the poles move for elliptical training. So you can actual do four different types of exercising: stationary bike, bike with arm movement, elliptical with arms moving or without arm movement!
1508977
You can, however I have noticed it seems to loosen the screws faster than forward walking and I usually have to tighten them after a workout that included reverse. Not a big deal but thought I'd mention it.
851093
Yes you can. Great peice of equipment for the price. I bout the incline decline press to go with it.
1707903
If your elliptical just has upper body arms you should be okay, however if in addition to the upper arms you have inner handlebars it could be problematic, as the handlebars prohibit the installation of the Surshelf laptop holder, as it was in my case.
442473
Yes, unless you use batteries. The display is not powered by the elliptical itself, rather by C batteries or the power adapter. It will still be usable without the display, but you can't change the resistance. Hope this helps!
2281032
We have moved ours from garage to spare bedroom and back several times. The wheels on the front end may not be too useful depending on the surface. Placing furniture moving pads under the "legs" may make moving easier (sliding) especially if on a continuously carpeted floor. Changing the foot pads from recumbent to elliptical is easy although they may be stiff, as noted by others. The control center must also be repositioned but that only involves loosing or tightening one T-handled bolt.
470789
Yes....If a straight run and you do not reverse direction ( clockwise only ) if using a drill.
233208
yes. you can invert 180 and lock in position. your exercises wont take you out of the perimeter of the footprint of the unit. it is stable. Mike Hart, satisfied customer.
1736707
It is not designed to run in reverse, however if you turn the machine around (controls away from participant) it is in reverse. Agree with other comment, it is not a work out machine. I bought if for my wife who is recovering from a stroke and it is great for her.
1851665
I don't know. I've had the elliptical for about a year and haven't looked at the user's manual in months. Not sure it would tell me, anyway. I suppose I could research it, but so could you. The machine is working fine for me and I haven't had any problems with it.