Garage saling for treasures

[Super GDubs Fighter II Turbo: Championship Edition III]

For Arseen

DAT BOOTY 
Back towards the early 90s era, a company called Life Fitness decided that video games were making people fat and lazy.  They created a game that can be played using the exertainment cycle (shown above) or standard snes controller.  "In 1994 the Life Fitness Exertainment System hit the market, but it failed to win over many customers, thanks to its lofty price of $3,500." (dailytech.com)


Not my pic, but pretty cool nonetheless.

The exertainment unit plugs into the bottom port of the Super Nintendo to allow you to use this bike for games such as Mountain Bike Rally, Speed Racer, or the highly elusive Mountain Bike Rally / Speed Racer Combo.

I only have the exertainment game loose and might want to keep that game, but I know console with all of the cords fetches a pretty penny.  I really have no desire to find or locate the bike, but I'd be open to trade someone for Super Nintendo (NTSC) or Sega Genesis games (NTSC).

[Arseen]

FUCK!!! (sorry Americans).

Now I need to find the whole freaking thing.

While searching for info I came across Youtube video of someone buying the bike and all + SNES with DKC for 80 bucks!!!

[wiggy]

Fuckin' A!  Nice find super G-dubs McDonalds Whopper with Cheese Extra Pickle Turbo Hyper Meatball, or something like that.

[Super GDubs Fighter II Turbo: Championship Edition III]

Fuckin' A!  Nice find super G-dubs McDonalds Whopper with Cheese Extra Pickle Turbo Hyper Meatball, or something like that.

Still up for trade if anyone's interested. 

Also, I think that should be my new user name...... hmmmmm

[Arseen]

Also, I think that should be my new user name...... hmmmmm

Title atleast.

[Super GDubs Fighter II Turbo: Championship Edition III]

Also, I think that should be my new user name...... hmmmmm

Title atleast.

   Haha YES.