Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does this have different incline levels?
Document: I have this in my second bedroom and can move it around when I want my guests to use the bedroom.Cons:Unlike Precor, there is no separate inclination/resistance. The levels you see in the display are for resistance (using eddy current brakes) which you can adjust dynamically. (I did some research and found that only few ellipticals have provision to change the incline )Since the pedals are not connected to the fly wheel, they can move independently.
On the 430, I found myself going as high as 76 to 80. As long as your workout is intense enough, I suppose that is OK since my heart rate is rising with increased cadence.There are 16 different resistance levels but beyond 14 is more resistance training than cardiovascular work.High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is one of the most effective and efficient methods of burning calories during and after your workout. You can easily do it on this machine.
The Schwinn 460 does not have an incline feature it only increases resistance. Overall this is a great product.
Out of the box, this piece of equipment can accommodate for a wider range of size of users (with regard to height, stride, leg length and fitness levels). It is comparable to machines much higher in price ($2000 and up) but with a significantly smaller footprint which does not compromise stability (or space).I highly recommend this product. Through Amazon.com you get free shipping; other sellers may charge a hefty shipping charge.
I've had this machine for 3 weeks and have already logged almost 30 miles. Lots of reviews made a big deal of the assembly but it was really no problem. Just stick with the step-by-step instructions. Unpacking the parts was a lot more challenging. This machine is fantastic; runs smoothly, offers variability in strides, its quiet, easy on the knees, lots of courses & levels to choose from, its quiet, doesn't take up much room, tracks your progress, its quiet ...
The variable stride feature adapts to your individual stride length automatically. My wife and I both are using it and would recommend this machine to anyone. It keeps track of two individuals workout history and has different workout programs to keep it interesting. All around a good machine and worth the price.
They have great customer service if you do not mind waiting for the parts to be in stock. I wish I had bough a different machine.UPDATE...It is now September 25, and right cam has had the welding break 2 times and now the left cam welding has broken. I am spending more time waiting for parts and repairs then I am getting to use the machine.
The exercise shop has lots of these set up. They encouraged us to try any or all of them out. We tried several different brands, and within brands several different machines. This one started at the top of our list and stayed there. In the end, we didn't have to choose, the Schwinn was the choice.So, some insight about using this machine.First, this is not a small step onto the steppers. You have to step up, onto the platforms.
Also, the different strides were a bit uncomfortable and I had a lot of cramping in my lower legs.My advice is to not buy this machine unless you have already tried it and dont mind possibly losing $200 in fees if you get it and decide to send it back. At first I thought Amazon was going to charge me a restocking fee and a return shipping fee but they didn't.
That still seemed like a silly answer to me. The next day, I disassembled the unit (for the second time), removed the cable that connects the base of the unit to the console from the housing and plugged it into the console. This gave me the ability to try different positions and see what happens. Sure enough, the unit would power up but would give an E-2 error message.
Answer: yes