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Fahrradergometer

Fahrradergometer

Exercise bicycles...?
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Creepy?
MW3
Sat 11-19-2011
For a second I thought it said farfegnugen.
A D Nilsen
Sun 11-20-2011
Good heavens AD Nilsen, you're putting me in stitches :)
BKW Ontario
Sun 11-20-2011
Looks like someone tried to pry it off the door.
Larry D
Sun 11-20-2011
We know it wasn't Motts ..
ferdy
Sun 11-20-2011
This isn't St. Olaf, lol
Misty
Sun 11-20-2011
Using google translator it translates to 'Bicycle Ergometer'
Unfortunately I don't know much German, can anyone who knows the language fluently helo?
shortarseJo
Sun 11-20-2011
An ergometer is a device which measures the amount of work performed.
Motts
Tue 11-22-2011
I could use one of those here in my office - :)
eldokid@aol.com
Tue 11-22-2011
I think that is what we call a "stress test" in the USA, most of the time performed on a treadmill. Used to test physical fitness and fitness for duty for some jobs such as police and firefighters.
Andy
Wed 11-23-2011
@Andy--You are correct, but I don't think it was a treadmill, it was a stationary bicycle. In this building, it was probably for physical therapy.
Gulliver Foyle
Sat 11-26-2011
That makes me think of "House" for some reason...

I think I just watch WAAAAAAAAY too much television.
MamaToFiveInPA
Sat 11-26-2011
Stationary bicycle
Nova
Mon 12-12-2011

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