I bought a Fluid2 trainer recently and haven't really gotten around to using it since its been decent outside. Tonight its pouring so I came home and hopped on it. The thing sounds like a chainsaw. My hardwood floors and open ceilings make it seem twice as loud. I feel like it might be loud enough to bother my neighboring apartments. I tried putting a rug under the trainer which helped a little bit but still way too loud. Any tips on shutting this thing up?
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Trainer noise
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Rubber Mat! Check where you bought the trainer. They usually carry noise dampening mats to use. No matter what you use, you will not get rid of the noise completely. If noise becomes an issue, switch to a set of rollers with rubber feet. They are hardly noticeable until you ride off of them:eek:.
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