Exertainment Mountain Bike Rally find

[KirbyStar27]

Not only did I find one at gamestop a while ago, but I recently purchased one on ebay sealed on ebay for only $30!!! :eek 2:

[qbertandernie]

i got one off ebay for $5.98, and also bought an exertainment mountain bike rally demo video, sealed, for $1.98. the exertainment system, sadly, cost me $30.00(sans bike of course)

[jonjandran]

You do know that it is the Exertainment Mountain Bike Rally / Speed Racer Game that is the rare one right ?

The other one sells for $30 new at an online store right now.

This is the rare one.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3071201825&category=11044

[qbertandernie]

i know, i figured that would go for more than i cared to pay.

i have a sega system thats similar to the exertainment unit, it came with the outback joey cart. i sent a picture in to digital press, they just replied 'thanks'.

this unit has a split genesis controller that connects to either side of a treadmill. the system is pretty much a typical sega unit but is rubber coated(probably sweat proof), and has the 'heartbeat' logo on front. anyway, you have to set your target heart rate(monitored with supplied heart rate monitor) to get outback joey to jump up a hill. kind of interesting.

[AlanD]

www.gexpress.com is the online place I have found it. Just click on Super Nintendo at the bottom of the main page and it is listed under M. $17 if I remember correctly.
AlanD

[portnoyd]

i have a sega system thats similar to the exertainment unit, it came with the outback joey cart. i sent a picture in to digital press, they just replied 'thanks'.

this unit has a split genesis controller that connects to either side of a treadmill. the system is pretty much a typical sega unit but is rubber coated(probably sweat proof), and has the 'heartbeat' logo on front. anyway, you have to set your target heart rate(monitored with supplied heart rate monitor) to get outback joey to jump up a hill. kind of interesting.

The only other copy known of Outback Joey is in Ralph Baer's hands. The pictures we have were supplied by Mike Etler when he had the unit. Little is known about this unit, as no one is sure where it was sold, if it at all.

And that gexpress link is quite sold out :\

dave

[AlanD]

I'll take your word for it as I haven't tried to order in about a month. Ah well there went one source. They did have some other decent titles that were hard to find complete so I can't complain. Thanks for the info,
Alan