overseas bullworker source

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new member here, i thought they stopped making these

years ago. i'm sure a few of you remember the

discomfort of doing leg exercises while using the

rubber coated steel cable versions from the late

70's . at any rate, i saw some X-5's available on

the amazon.com site, but the site said the vendor

was bullworker japan??!! any reason why i should be

cautious here? could this be a different version?

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I don't know about the X5 from Japan,but I personally have more discomfort and problems using the X5 as compared to the Model 3. I have used the X5,only to return to and stay with the Model 3. This is just my personal preference. Richwridsdale wrote: new member here, i thought they stopped making these years ago. i'm sure a few of you remember the discomfort of doing leg exercises while using the rubber coated steel cable versions from the late 70's . at any rate, i saw some X-5's available on the amazon.com site, but the site said the vendor was bullworker japan??!! any reason why i should be cautious here? could this be a different version?

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I personally prefer the old rubber coated cables over the straps. I worked out for years with an original Bullworker and recently re-acquired a newer model (X5 I believe) with straps. I've found that the straps sometimes get stuck in the handle - something that never happened with the old cable-based version.

From: bullworkerclub [mailto:bullworkerclub ] On Behalf Of richard pancoastSent: Friday, June 02, 2006 8:38 AMTo: bullworkerclub Subject: Re: overseas bullworker source

I don't know about the X5 from Japan,but I personally have more discomfort and problems using the X5 as compared to the Model 3.

I have used the X5,only to return to and stay with the Model 3.

This is just my personal preference.

Richwridsdale wrote:

new member here, i thought they stopped making these years ago. i'm sure a few of you remember the discomfort of doing leg exercises while using the rubber coated steel cable versions from the late 70's . at any rate, i saw some X-5's available on the amazon.com site, but the site said the vendor was bullworker japan??!! any reason why i should be cautious here? could this be a different version?

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I've had similiar problems with the straps,that's why I prefer the Model 3. Rich Evdemon wrote: I personally prefer the old rubber coated cables over the straps. I worked out for years with an original Bullworker and recently re-acquired a newer model (X5 I believe) with straps. I've found that the straps sometimes get stuck in the handle - something that never happened with the old cable-based version. From: bullworkerclub [mailto:bullworkerclub ] On Behalf Of richard pancoastSent: Friday, June 02, 2006 8:38 AMTo: bullworkerclub Subject: Re: overseas bullworker source I don't know about the X5 from Japan,but I personally have more discomfort and problems using the X5 as compared to the Model 3. I have used the X5,only to return to and stay with the Model 3. This is just my personal preference. Richwridsdale wrote: new member here, i thought they stopped making these years ago. i'm sure a few of you remember the discomfort of doing leg exercises while

using the rubber coated steel cable versions from the late 70's . at any rate, i saw some X-5's available on the amazon.com site, but the site said the vendor was bullworker japan??!! any reason why i should be cautious here? could this be a different version? Be a chatter box. Enjoy free PC-to-PC calls with Yahoo! Messenger with Voice.

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