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05-31-2011, 08:43 PM #1Registered User
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best place for home gym equipment
I have a couple pieces to my home gym . but looking to buy a bicep/tricep machine whats a good place to buy
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I bought mine at Dick's. They're a little pricey but their equipments are much more solid than your average sporting goods stores.
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Not sure where you live, but in my area there are a couple of stores called "push pedal pull" that sell new and used gym equipment. Treadmills, elipticals, etc. I have no idea if they are local or national.
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I also got mine @ Dick's on sale. But Craigs list is usually loaded with equipment
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Originally Posted by jagbender
I also got mine @ Dick's on sale. But Craigs list is usually loaded with equipment
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06-02-2011, 07:23 AM #7Registered User
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if ur in the u k fitness superstore have a great range of home gym equipment. i build all my own gear. (im a welder) so any off cuts of steel be it rst or i" plate get used any way i can. just in the process of building a butterfly machine at the moment
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