PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Bike-O-Vision Cycling Videos are the ultimate in cardio fitness journeys. Whether you're on a treadmill, home trainer, stationary bike or stepper this video will keep you motivated throughout your cardio workout.

For those trying to lose weight, build strength or just working to maintain a high level of fitness, these videos will provide a visual experience, that will keep you both motivated and captivated. You ll find yourself immersed by the breathtaking, peaceful and natural surroundings of our real world locations, that you ve probably heard of or been to, but not cycled or run through. Or even for those die hard enthusiasts that have been there, these videos provide the convenience of you being able to choose your location from one workout to the next, by just popping in whatever DVD locale suits you, rain or shine and from the convenience of your own home.

There are no graphics, coaching or riders on screen to spoil the beautiful views ahead! So your workout will become more and more enjoyable as you begin to find yourself moving through the breathtaking beauty of our natural surroundings, looking forward to what s right around the next bend and forget you re even working out, as it should be. Produced in full screen, wide screen and Blu Ray format.

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On this ride you'll travel some of the lesser known corners of mid-Washington State's Cascade Mountain range. You'll see that some of the prettiest scenery in the U.S. is not just in parks but sometimes unexpectedly just around the next bend. This new virtual journey includes the longest hill climb in the series to date: a 60-minute ascent to the top of Chinook pass. To get there, you'll ride through a canyon along the churning Naches river, up through high spring meadows, further up through alpine peaks past trickling melting snow caps and finally pause to take in the breathtaking valley below, only to shoot down the other side with awesome vistas of Mt. Rainier and beyond.