Thinking about purchasing a Minoura Hyper Rim Alu Remote Trainer for the winter. Any trainer
comments or suggestions welcome. Thanks
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Jim Sadler said:
Any trainer comments or suggestions welcome. Thanks
Get yourself a nice Australian model. Preferably blonde, single and with a degree in sports science.
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Thinking about purchasing a Minoura Hyper Rim Alu Remote Trainer for the winter. Any trainer
comments or suggestions welcome. ThanksWe use trainers when the weather is unridable outside (ie. rain, snowstorm, etc.). We have a couple
of Minoura Hyper-Mags and we throw the road bikes on and pedal while watching tv.- CA-G
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Any trainer comments or suggestions welcome. Thanks
Ride your bike all year. Mountain bikes are made to do that.
JD
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"Jim Sadler" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Thinking about purchasing a Minoura Hyper Rim Alu Remote Trainer for the winter. Any trainer
comments or suggestions welcome. ThanksI've used a trainer for prerace warm-ups when riding before the start is not much of an option
(relay races, etc). Works... okay. Put on slicks or it'll rattle the windows real good.Otherwise, just ride all year. Riding in different weather conditions may teach you more skills. If
you go riding in the rain, don't go and try to not get muddy.. if you do that, you'll still get
muddy and may be irritated by
it. Go -expecting- to get muddy and it may not bother you as much.--
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Jim Sadler said:
Thinking about purchasing a Minoura Hyper Rim Alu Remote Trainer for the winter. Any trainer
comments or suggestions welcome. ThanksIs that something like a potty-trainer?
John Spann
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