Hi Im thinking of buying an exercise bike and was wondering
what the difference between magnetic and flywheel are? I
assume its all to do with the way the resistance is applied
to the pedals. Generally speaking, if there is not a lot of
difference between them, which one is quieter? (more wife
friendly) BoB
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Exercis bikes, magnetic or flywheel?
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Hi Im thinking of buying an exercise bike and was
wondering what the difference between magnetic and
flywheel are? I assume its all to do with the way the
resistance is applied to the pedals. Generally speaking,
if there is not a lot of difference between them, which
one is quieter? (more wife friendly)Mag trainers are very quiet, reliable and relatively
inexpensive. -
Quoted message said:
Mag trainers are very quiet, reliable and relatively
inexpensive.OK, thanks for that, I thought so just wanted to make sure.
Shopping tomorrow 🙂BoB
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No comparison, mag-resistance is by far better. Besides, if
it's a nice bike it will be powered when you pedal.bob said:
Hi Im thinking of buying an exercise bike and was
wondering what the difference between magnetic and
flywheel are? I assume its all to do with the way the
resistance is applied to the pedals. Generally speaking,
if there is not a lot of difference between them, which
one is quieter? (more wife friendly) BoB
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