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Gideon · Joined: 24 Feb 2004 Location: Seoul

I am selling a treadmill that i've had for about 6 months. Don't find much use for it since i've found a nice gym.

New this machine was over 900,000 won.. its not the cheap ones.. Its sturdy and has never slipped up on me.

I am asking 350,000 won for it... and believe me its worth the price. I was at emart the other day looking at models similar to mine. I think the most expensive one i saw for around 689,000 was not as wide or sturdy as mine. The best feature my treadmill has is its width. The belt is 48 cm wide. And by western standards its just as wide.

Below is a link to the one at emart .

http://www.emart.co.kr/item/ItemInfoViewDtl.jsp?item_id=E000002317402&site_id=%201&ctg_id=29098&shop_id=#

My treadmill has the heart monitor sensors and speed control on the side bars, elevation, emergency stop cord for your wrist, numerious running programs, not to mention its heavier than the one at emart.. meaning its not gonna move or vibrate much while your running.. also i've never had any complaints about the noise it produces.
U will need a bongo truck for this baby.. its big and sturdy. It doesnt take up much room when its folded up.

If interested i will email pics.

rokricky · Joined: 18 Feb 2006 Location: Yongsan, Seoul

Shipping? Delivery?

mytime · Joined: 15 Oct 2006

I once bought a treadmill online and paid only 30 000 won for taekbae....i live 4 hours from seoul
so its quite cheap

Gideon · Joined: 24 Feb 2004 Location: Seoul

shipping and delivery is the buyers responsibility.

My kgirl will call the bongo guy and tell him where to deliver it to. and i'll help him put it on the truck. buyer pays shipping.. but its pretty cheap 30,000 or 50,000 at the very most.

guido · Joined: 13 Sep 2006

check ya pm