I wanted to buy a bike trainer so that I could still 'ride' in the winter or at night. Are those a good alternative to full blown exercise bike? Which brands would be good to buy, and what features should I look for? I found some on Amazon for about $100, but I don't know if that is an indicator of poor quality. I probably don't want to spend more than $200.
It is best if you get a trainer with some resistance adjustments. I have a new one in box, CycleOps wind trainer that I got as a gift, but haven't used because of an injury. I would part with it for $125.00 plus shipping if you are interested. Otherwise, going used is a better bet than a cheap one off amazon.
Hey Everyone- I wanted to buy a bike trainer so that I could still 'ride' in the winter or at night. Â Are those a good alternative to full blown exercise bike? Â Which brands would be good to buy, and what features should I look for? Â I found some on Amazon for about $100, but I don't know if that is an indicator of poor quality. Â I probably don't want to spend more than $200. Thanks! Aaron.
i think that an indoor trainer is a necessary investment for any cyclist serious about their training, spinning bikes on the other hand deliver a quite realistic feel and are not a bad option, i have a trainer at home but sometimes during the year i purchase time in the local gym and i use there the spinning bikes during the excercise routine,