computrainer

"Tim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Does anyone have any experience with this product...I am just about

ready to

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buy it but would like some feedback from a current user.

It's great -- makes training more quantifiable and controllable. Though I suppose that if I were to
do it all over again I would get an SRM and just use that with a regular windtrainer inside. Then I
could more easily measure power outside.

It is extremely motivational to try to increase your workouts by small increments of power and get
immediate and clear feedback.

JT

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"Tim" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Does anyone have any experience with this product...I am just about ready to buy it but would like
some feedback from a current user. thanks

Been using one for 6 years, and just recently upgraded to the 3-D version. Well worth the money I
spent on it. Easier to do real focused training, and easier to do longer rides indoors. I used to
get bored after 45 minutes on a trainer, but with the Computrainer I can do 90 minute rides without
boredom being an issue.

Check out the velodynes too. Here's the link:

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I have one thats about 15 yrs old. Putting aside the pretty computer graphics, the actual trainer
unit, with a 25lb flywheel and heavy base, blows the computrainer away (IMO).

"Tim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Does anyone have any experience with this product...I am just about ready

to

Quoted message said:

buy it but would like some feedback from a current user. thanks

tp