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Need Rowing Machine
I'm looking for deals on concept 2 rowers or ghd's. They don't have to be brand new...but preferably not a POS. I'd gladly pay shipping costs for the right deal. If you have any info please let me know.
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Re: Need Rowing Machine
Dude join the club!
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Seriously, if you're new you may not know this, but a C2 is one of the most sought-after pieces of equipment in the Crossfit stable. People obsess over finding these used at a good deal on here.
It may take you some time, or you migh find one tomorrow, but rejoice when you do find the deal you're looking for on a C2! |
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Yup, I tried to find a reasonable used one in good shape for about 6 months before I gave in and bought a new one. At the end of the day, unless you just get real lucky, in my opinion, you are not going to save enough money for it to be worth going used. My looking found that to get a newish model in decent shape that you would really only be saving $100 to $200 over a brand new one. A big reason for this is that C2 ships them for $40. Unless you happen to find a used one locally, you get killed on shipping cost. Just my experience.
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Re: Need Rowing Machine
Yeah, that's about the response that I was expecting to get. Thanks for the heads up, guys.
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Re: Need Rowing Machine
You can get one that has been ridden hard. I speak from personal experiance when I tell you that they are EASY to rebuild. I picked up a Model C two months ago for $120. I was missing the front legs and needed a new LCD on the PM4, new shock cord, cog, foot pads, straps, chain, handle, etc. I think I spent about $150 in parts (legs were $40 and the LCD was $30). Put in about 2 hrs to fix it and I have a very good working Model C for under $300.
The folks at Concept are awesome to deal with and replacement parts for the regular wear items are really inexpensive. |
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Re: Need Rowing Machine
This doesn't save you a ton of money, but some folks might find that this option makes sense for them. I think deals like this are offered at most (all?) of the CRASH-B qualifiers. Both links wfs.
From one of the qualifiers: http://nwergomania.com/index.php/ergs-for-sale.html From the finals: http://www.concept2cts.com/indoorrowers/offers.asp |
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I have seen a few on Craigslist recently. I would also check there periodically.
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