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Description
Want better access to your pedometer? With easy-to-attach legs, you can raise your rowing ergometer 10 cm off the ground for better access. The legs are made of high quality wood, painted black and fit all Viking and Apollo Fluid rowing ergometers.
Details:
- colour: black
- material: wood
- Weight: 3,25 kg
Velomarket is the official distributor and partner of Tuntur trainers and fitness equipment in the Baltics.
NB! Velomarket also offers the option of installment payments from €9/month.
See Tuntur products in more detail on the official Tuntur website . All products can also be ordered from us.
You can familiarize yourself with the selection of Tuntur trainers sold at Velomarket on our website .
Tunturi literally means “big mountain”, which symbolizes overcoming challenges and the feeling that comes after intense training and self-surpassing.
Tunturi started in 1922 . in Turku, Finland , when brothers Aarne and Eero Harke opened the bicycle shop Pyöräkellari Oy. At first, the main focus was repairing bicycles, then they produced their own bicycles under the name of Tunturi. The brand was very successful and within a few years the small shop was replaced by a factory, and by the 1950s the Tuntur brand was in a leading position in the domestic moped market. Using the technology and knowledge gained from bicycle production, Tunturi expanded into the production of other sports equipment.
1969 . In 1998, Tunturi changed the entire fitness industry by introducing the world’s first bicycle ergometer for home use , and a year later received international recognition as a sports equipment manufacturer.
In the 1990s, a strategic decision was made to focus on the production of Tuntur fitness products and Tuntur bicycles. This decision was important for the further development of the brand. Tunturi is now a well-known brand in Scandinavian countries, and Tunturi fitness products are sold in more than 40 countries worldwide . Tunturi is now located in Almere (near Amsterdam in the Netherlands), owned by the Accell Group.
