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Fun
Interactive Exercise
Products for All Ages
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The MagneTrainer is the highest
quality mini exercise bike available. It uses
adjustable magnetic resistance for smooth, quiet,
pedal motion. It has the highest range of pedal
resistance available.
By itself the MagneTrainer isn't a
game cycle. Optional interactive game controllers
are available that enable the MagneTrainer to
interact with dozens of driving and racing games.
The faster you pedal, the faster your vehicle goes
in the game. You can steer with a game
controller, your keyboard, mouse, a USB steering
wheel, or the GameCap™.
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PCGamerBike™
(Step Into
the Game!)
The PCGamerBike uses the same bike
as the MagneTrainer. The difference is that it
contains a built-in high-resolution programmable USB
game controller. The result is a bike that you can
use to play nearly any PC game.
Unlike the other interactive
bikes, the PCGamerBike is not limited to driving and
racing games. The response time of the PCGamerBike
is fast enough to play FPS (First Person Shooters)
and MMORPG's (like World of Warcraft®).
It's also the
only bike that detects pedal direction. This means
that you can also pedal backwards to move your
character backwards. You can steer with a
game controller, your keyboard, mouse, or the
GameCap™.
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GameCap™
PC Interface
(Get Your Head in
the Game)
Use your head (and optionally an exercise bike)
to play PC Games.
Your head tilt can be converted to keystrokes,
mouse clicks, mouse motion, joystick position, or
gamepad button presses. You can map each head tilt
direction (left, right, up and down) to any of the
game functions mentioned above.
You can optionally connect the MagneTrainer™,
the PCGamerBike™ or the
XRGameKit™ to the GameCap™
so that your pedal motion can be mapped as well. The
GameCap works great with driving and racing games,
where you can pedal the bike with your arms or legs,
and steer by tilting your head to the left or right.
Available in November 2008.
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XRGameKit™
This kit turns your exercise bike
into an interactive exercise bike. You control the
speed of your character by pedaling. The faster you
pedal, the faster you go in the game. You can
steer with a game controller, your keyboard, mouse,
a USB steering wheel, or the GameCap™.
Available in December 2008.
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The GameBike™ is a home fitness bike with an
integrated game controller. It has variable magnetic
resistance for smooth quiet pedal motion. When
playing driving and racing games games, you steer
with the handlebars and control your speed by
pedaling.
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The GameBike Pro® is for the serious cyclist. Its
industrial-quality components and smooth electronic
braking mechanism provide a truer cycling
experience. The built-in computer provides 6 hill
profiles and heart-rate training programs. When
playing games, you steer with the handlebars and
control your speed by pedaling.
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CatEye's Recumbent GameBike Pro® is the recumbent
version of the GameBike Pro. When playing driving
and racing games, you steer with the steering wheel
and control your speed by pedaling.
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Race against virtual characters.
Works with all of our exercise bikes. PC interface
required for MagneTrainer and all CatEye GameBike's.
The program can steer for you automatically or you
can use a game controller or a USB steering wheel to
steer with.
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Island Worlds is a cyber-fitness
software application that runs on your PC. Explore
worlds alone or with others while getting exercise.
The program can steer for you automatically or you
can use a game controller or a USB steering wheel to
steer with.
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