Where to buy Concept2 rower

[David Griffin]

Like everyone else has said monitor Craigslist....like a hawk. Check 2-3 times a day. Be sure to have the 'cash' stashed away ready to pull out of the shoe box. If you have to go the bank to get cash someone else already bought it.

Goodluck.

[Don King]

Lycos Classifieds is a good place to look too(Link is W/F Safe). I've found that it helps to run several searches that hit on different key words(ex. concept 2, concept 2 rower, concept 2 rowing, concept II rower, rower, rowing, etc).

I've got a model D and it rocks. Good luck with your search.

[Victor Myers]

I just found a concept 2 D on craigslist and I'm picking it up tonight! $200. The guy selling it said it is a one piece unit. 8 years old. Have the models and technology changed that much since then?

[Edward Lee]

Originally Posted by Victor Myers

I just found a concept 2 D on craigslist and I'm picking it up tonight! $200. The guy selling it said it is a one piece unit. 8 years old. Have the models and technology changed that much since then?

Model D, one piece? $200...cant go wrong.

[Frank E Morel]

craigslist northbay has a c model for sale in winsdor north of santa rosa for 500.


is the d model that old????? and for 200 ???? so like a case of to good to be true.

send us a pic

[Eric Douglas]

Unless I'm missing something, only the model B is a one piece unit. All of the D's break into 2 parts - the slide with the seat and the fan with the handle section.

A model B in good condition for $200 sounds like a fair deal - nobodys getting ripped off, and nobody is making out really well either.

[Victor Myers]

Fellas,
You were right. Too good to be true. I think it was a model A. It was a concept rower from the pioneer age. It had more wood than metal on it. Needless to say, I didn't go through with the purchase. I'll be prowling craigs list for a while longer.

Vic

[Kristopher Shifler]

Originally Posted by William Henniger

Chris - Thanks for the recommendation! We don't advertise our price on the Concept 2 Rowers due to our agreement with them.

I would be happy to quote either Model. I tell everyone that calls or emails to buy the Model D unless you are using them for competition. We use our facility as a proving grounds for all the equipment we sell in our store, the Model E seems to be overkill for personal use.

Like others have mentioned if you can keep a close eye on Craig's list for even a Model C, you will be very happy as long as you properly maintain the erg!

Feel free to call us if you have any questions!

614-358-6190

or shoot me an email:

bill@roguefitness.com

So for my first post I'm digging up a thread that's several years old (sorry) but I wanted to let Bill Henniger know that a Google search for "Where to buy Concept 2 rower" led me to this thread and a subsequent purchase of a Concept 2 from Rogue Fitness. I know that businesses are always interested in how people found them.

Purchased yesterday, rower will be here tomorrow. Super quick, thanks.

[William Henniger]

That is great to hear!

Time to pull a 2K!

Bill

[Chris Wyant]

Buy the model D and save your money. If you want to get the better screen (which really does not tell you much more than just having a heart rate monitor accessory, easier to link ergs together, and a few other internal components) have the Model D come with a PM4 monitor.

The only real difference between the Model D and the Model E is that the Model E was designed to be put into globo-gyms as they found a number of members could not physically sit down low enough to the sit and were thus frightened by it. Seriously.


Get the model D. It's what all the real rowing clubs and indoor races use.


And you can trust my word on this considering I own a rowing club.