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    Pat Fleming
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    I'm considering using a metronome on my training rides. The digital device has cadences from 40 to
    over 200. Any usefulness in this?

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  2. Frederick Sawye
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    ther is actuall a litle one that clips onto your earlobe and fits in your ear for $20; made by KORG

    Pat Fleming said:

    I'm considering using a metronome on my training rides. The digital device has cadences from 40 to
    over 200. Any usefulness in this?

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  3. Fred
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    Yes, save your $ for entry fees and tires.

    "Pat Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I'm considering using a metronome on my training rides. The digital


    device

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    has cadences from 40 to over 200. Any usefulness in this?

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  4. Chris
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    "Pat Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I'm considering using a metronome on my training rides. The digital device has cadences from 40 to
    over 200. Any usefulness in this?

    Why not just buy a cadence meter????

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  5. Boyd Speerschne
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    "Pat Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:p6TAb.4336$W02.958842 @news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net:

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    I'm considering using a metronome on my training rides. The digital device has cadences from 40 to
    over 200. Any usefulness in this?

    One thing I've done which is a *little* more entertaining than a metronome:

    Buy yourself an MP3 player. Find songs you like... sort them by BPM (beats per minute). On long,
    slow days listen to songs with low bpms. On fast, intense days listen to songs with high bpms.

    - Boyd S.

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  6. Steven
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    "Pat Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I'm considering using a metronome on my training rides. The digital device has cadences from 40 to
    over 200. Any usefulness in this?

    Not unless your planning on riding a unicycle and playing folk guitar for kids at birthday parties.

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  7. KSManning
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    I'm considering using a metronome on my training rides. The digital


    device

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    has cadences from 40 to over 200. Any usefulness in this?

    "Steven" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Not unless your planning on riding a unicycle and playing folk guitar for kids at birthday
    parties.

    Hey! I am!

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