Weslo Cadence 920 Treadmill Refuses To Stop Running
Although the Weslo Cadence 920 Treadmill no longer forms part of the company’s active range, the machine is still very much in demand. Judging by EBay and Craigslist ads, many of these fat fighters stand ready to give you a run for your money.
Although these home treadmills come with the reputable Icon brand, in general Weslo isn’t seen as your best choice. The Weslo Cadence 920 Treadmill features a 2.5 hp motor. It plies you with feedback regarding your time, calories, pulse rate, distance and speed. The speed dial sports cool down, fat burning, aerobic and performance zones. The console makes provision for a thumb pulse rate measurement. There is also room for a handy cup holder and a remote control. At 15.5 inches the running surface isn’t very roomy, but it is adjustable for incline training. The maximum speed is 10 miles per hour. Safety features include an emergency stop button. It is still possible to get parts for the 902 Weslo Cadence Treadmill, such as running belts.
There are many other discount treadmills on the market with more features and a better record. Rather opt for a new version of one of the other cheap treadmill brands. With the wealth of home treadmills on the market, there is no need to go for a refurbished Weslo Cadence 920 Treadmill.
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