
Commercial Ellipticals for Sale
Standard ellipticals are the workhorses of the cardio floor. The models here come from the leading club manufacturers and feature 18–24 inch strides, moving or fixed handlebars, adjustable ramps or inclines, and consoles from simple LED to full touchscreen.
Pay attention to whether the unit is self-powered (no outlet required) or plug-in, the maximum user weight (350–400 lb is typical), the step-up height for shorter users, and total length — rear-drive machines run 80 inches or more and need clearance for the moving arms.
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Star Trac 8 Series Rear Drive Elliptical w/16" Embedded Display - Black (New)
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More About Standard Ellipticals
The Precor EFX line popularized the rear-drive elliptical with its patented CrossRamp, which adjusts the elliptical path from a flat glide to a stepping motion, and it remains the benchmark many other brands are measured against. Life Fitness front-drive units are known for a smooth, whisper-quiet feel; Matrix and Star Trac offer excellent value with sturdy frames and intuitive consoles; Octane and True specialize in comfortable, joint-friendly ergonomics.
When we remanufacture an elliptical we replace track wheels, bearings and drive belts, inspect and lubricate the ramp and linkage, test the generator or motor, refinish the frame, and verify every console function. The result is a machine that will handle years of club traffic and is backed by our warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rear-drive or front-drive elliptical?
Rear-drive units generally feel smoother and more natural but are longer. Front-drive units are more compact and usually less expensive. Try both if you can — the feel is a matter of preference.
How much clearance does an elliptical need?
Allow the machine footprint plus 12–18 inches on each side for the moving arms and 24 inches behind for step-on access. Check ceiling height: the user stands 12–20 inches above the floor at the top of the stride.
What is a good weight capacity for a commercial elliptical?
Look for 350 lb minimum; many premium models are rated to 400 lb. Higher capacities usually go hand-in-hand with heavier, more stable frames.





































































































































