Anyone famiilar with the new CycleOps 300 P stationary bike (or similar items)? It's expensive, but appears to be a great way to train in the winter. Customizable fit, cool electronics, power meter...
Spinning bikes seem to lack the electronics and stationary bikes seem better suited for cardiac rehab. But this looks really slick. Reviews? Recommendations? Alternative suggestions?
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CycleOps Stationary Bike
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hweissman said:
Anyone famiilar with the new CycleOps 300 P stationary bike (or similar items)? It's expensive, but appears to be a great way to train in the winter. Customizable fit, cool electronics, power meter...
Spinning bikes seem to lack the electronics and stationary bikes seem better suited for cardiac rehab. But this looks really slick. Reviews? Recommendations? Alternative suggestions?I own a cardgirus which costs about the same as the loaded cycleops. If I had it to do over again I'd go for the cycleops just for the accurate power reading: I train with a powertap in the summer and having winter training data would rule. Cardgirus has a few more bells & whistles and it does have power reading but it's not exportable to any other system.
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