This usually isn't an issue for me as the temperatures where I live don't often drop below freezing - but this week they have and I was wondering if anyone uses their computrainer in a room (like a garage) that is not heated and where the ambient air temperature is below freezing? Any problems? I figure once you get things going and calibrated that if you keep the tire moving it should be ok.
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Computrainer out in the cold?
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velobob said:
This usually isn't an issue for me as the temperatures where I live don't often drop below freezing - but this week they have and I was wondering if anyone uses their computrainer in a room (like a garage) that is not heated and where the ambient air temperature is below freezing? Any problems? I figure once you get things going and calibrated that if you keep the tire moving it should be ok.
My garage is pretty close to freezing temp right now, and the Computrainer is working fine. After 10 minute warmup and coast down calibration it tracks my PT within 2%.
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