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The four cross trainers selected for meticulous testing along with the manufacturers name and purchase price, from lowest to highest, are as follows: Guthy-Renkers Power Train - $200 Cyclone Cross Trainer by Quantum Television - $399 Health Rider Elliptical Cross Trainer by ICON Health & Fitness, Inc.
There are four disciplines at top level: downhill (the most extreme and dangerous), cross-country (the most tiring), four cross (four riders race against each other over a vast selection of jumps and drops), and trials (held in sections with riders having to hop up things up to 1.
Danny's victory put the icing on top of a fantastic off-road campaign, which brought triple title success in the British four cross and national four cross series and British downhill championships.
 
 
 
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