SNES Life Cycle Exertainment Stationary Bike

[Kejoriv]

Never seen pics of this in action before..

http://boston.craigslist.org/spo/106394419.html

$1250 is way overpriced in my opinion.

[CYRiX]

Haggle him, cuz thats worth alot and 1250 is about the right price i would assume.

[Kejoriv]

Haggle him, cuz thats worth alot and 1250 is about the right price i would assume.

Not interested at all. And Im pretty sure its not worth near 1250

[Jorpho]

I think it sold for upwards of $7000 back in the day (for some very, very strange reason).

[mills]

you guys are nuts of course that thing must be worth a shitload, have you ever seen one before? And its got a built in SNES!

[roushimsx]

you guys are nuts of course that thing must be worth a shitload, have you ever seen one before? And its got a built in SNES!

They used to have a few at the gym I worked out at as recently as 2001. I tried it out once, realized it was stupid as hell, and went back to the treadmill.

I can see the desire to collect it for novelty value, but my god... think of how many other games you could get for the same price and how many more games you could store in the same amount of space that that thing would be taking up.

[Scoots]

you guys are nuts of course that thing must be worth a shitload, have you ever seen one before? And its got a built in SNES!

have you ever seen a snes that i ran over with my car? no? must be worth a shitload then, you can paypal me that $1250 as soon as it's convenient for you.

[InsaneDavid]

That's a damn good price. Paying hundreds and hundreds of dollars for sealed Exertainment games (check the Buying and Selling threads, there are plenty that would and do) as a "collector" WITHOUT having that bike is stupid and overpriced.

Mountain Bike Rally / Speed Racer is the game being played in the pictures by the way. (of which a sealed copy is in the B&S thread right now for $450)

[badinsults]

I have an article of it, including many pictures. However, It is not up on my site right now. Someday, I will put it up.

[alm0stfinished]

That is exactly what my fat ass needs. That is kinda high from a game collector point of view, but aren't normal excersize machines about that expensive?

[Jumpman Jr.]

I don't see that being too far out of price. How many of these were officially made? Anybody know? It can't be many, plus, I'm sure it retailed for a ridiculous amount when it came out.

[ClubNinja]

I saw this too. It's actually in the next town over from me. If anyone wants it, I can pick it up.

[ClubNinja]

And as a follow up, I just emailed inquiring about negotiable pricing, along with some other questions.

[sisko]

Lifecycle Extertainment system ($750/R7)
And MBR/SR ($150/R8)

A little on the high side, but it looks to be in excellent condition and fully functional to boot. Keeping that in mind, his price isn't entirely outrageous.

[Bluteg]

I think it sold for upwards of $7000 back in the day (for some very, very strange reason).

$7000

Now we know why these sold so well.

[CYRiX]

They were probably ment to be purchased by gyms, they still spend around that much for treadmills now.

[NESVIDIOT]

A friend of mine has one, you can see it in his room of doom pics:

http://videogamecollectors.com/gallery/Gameroom

I know he paid a lot for it- more than 1250.
They will become more and more valuable as time goes on.

[ClubNinja]

He's open to offers - who's buying? Seriously, if anyone is willing to come up to MA to get this, I'll buy it and store it for you.

[syd]

This thing looks pretty cool, and it's probably a good deal for $1250, but I wouldn't pay that much for it personally.

[Kejoriv]

This thing looks pretty cool, and it's probably a good deal for $1250, but I wouldn't pay that much for it personally.

Me neither. It takes up too much precious room. I rather use the room for an arcade cab.