Will this work with a Bowflex Exceed?
494988
If you have the 2 large holes available for the upgrade then yes. When I upgraded my bowflex 1000 I had to reinstall the rod box opposite its normal position, ie 180 out. You may not have to do that with the bowflex exceed. Just remember that the power rods come in pairs meaning that two 50lb rods is actually only 50lbs resistance, not 100 lbs. Your machines actual resistance is not 310lbs as advertised, it's only 155lbs of real weight. After you upgrade it will be 205lbs. I know because I have measured the actual resistance of each rod individually, pulled to their limits, and they are half what's printed on them. In other words, one 50lb rod is actually only 25lbs of resistance. It takes 2 rods to equal 50lbs of resistance. I hope this was helpful.
597257
I can't answer this for you, when I ordered this I checked the list of what it was supposed to be compatible with and for me it wasn't. I have what was the original Bowflex system that had had the 310 upgrade on it, and this upgrade kit didn't fit. From what I can see, the bars would simply attach to the back of the stack that you already have IF your's is compatible. I wouldn't think it would take 5 minutes. Hope yours works on your unit!
1997379
I have the V2Max and the bigger one fits that perfectly. I suggest you contact Merrithew Health and Fitness (formerly STOTT PILATES) to get the correct answer. Sorry can't be of more help but don't want to give you wrong answers.
740697
I believe your PR1000 Bowflex can handle 300 pounds. If you do not have it already.If you have a spare set of approx. 1" diameter holes in rod holder base your set. Upgrade it's worth it. Of course you may have to remove the rod holder from the holding area, lay it on the side & stuff the rods in the holes and screw/secure them to the base. Flip it back upright place back into it's space and enjoy new resistance. No Pain No Gain!
1609990
You need enough room for the bows to flex down when working out. I think my bowflex is probably 8 - 12 inches away from the wall. I hope this helps.
2209000
I had a cut out at the back of my power rod box. I also went to the Bowflex website to see if it will fit my sport model. It did so I bought it at Amazon cause they have the best price. It fits perfect. My advice is to go to the Bowflex website your model number and see if it'll work for you.
1979328
Yes, as others have stated. I have a Bowflex Ultimate with 310-lb upgraded to 410-lb. Note, this set up warns not to use the upgrade rods by itself, but in combination with the original rods. I would heed that warning and not use them solo; only using them when you need the extra resistance.
808360
Well if you're like me and you attend school and work and most likely don't have much time to visit a gym, then I think the Bowflex home-gym will sufficeI like that it uses a resistance mechanism as opposed to just dead weight lifting.Keep in mind you'll need a partner to assemble the machine.Hope that helps man.
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Eveyln,Pls see below: (I haven't purchased it yet but it's on my to do list)http://www.bowflexcatalog.com/bowflex_catalog/brands/schwinnfitness/accessories/prdcd~004-4150/Schwinn+Power+Adaptor.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302040902&bmUI;D=1292859249287&adID;=DCBSHW&gotoproduct;=1&sku;=004-4150
356699
It should. Just make sure that when you're adjusting it, to slide both holders from the center adjustment bar evenly to maintain even support and maximum extension.
543384
Yes sir it will! That is what I have and it works very well with a little wiggle. Great product
1312049
Yes, I believe the bench offered by Bow-flex has a higher weight limit. Do a search on here for it.
1686950
novoflex makes many adaptershttp://www.dpreview.com/news/0909/09091101novoflex.asp
740694
I have the Bowflex PR1000. Using a metal cutter, I cut two arches on the metal plate holding down the base and sanded down the rough edges. Once you have the clearance for the rod, it will fit perfectly.
1429922
Lesley, I misunderstood about the Bowflex 90. The hooks should work. There should be enoughspace on the dumbbell for the hooks to rest on.
789698
Yes but it is a piece of junk, if you want to focus to infinity and be tight get a novoflex. They are worth the money. I have had 4 and it is the only one I trust.
1979327
They come with the add-on box for these two rods. The box that came with the Bowflex Power Pro has a place on the end to receive this add-on box. This unit did not fit my older Bowflex from about 1998. I bought an after-market box that holds six 50 pound rods and used these rods in it.