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Do you get hot and sweaty when using an indoor trainer?
What about this baby:
<http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2007/04/propeller_driven_bicycle.ht
ml>
Keeps you cool and provides additional resistance to enhance your
training indoors.
Not recommended for use within striking distance of objects living or
inanimate.
cheers,
Darryl
Darryl C said:Do you get hot and sweaty when using an indoor trainer?
What about this baby:
<http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2007/04/propeller_driven_bicycle.ht
ml>Keeps you cool and provides additional resistance to enhance your
training indoors.Not recommended for use within striking distance of objects living or
inanimate.cheers,
Darryl
I want one!!!!! How about putting the fan on the back of the bike.
Stops wheel suckers and would give you a bit of extra boost.
I'm sure there's a hole in that logic somewhere. On reflection, your
legs produce a certain amount of power, which ordinarily goes to the
wheels. If this power is then shared with the driving of the fan,
then I'd assume you would lose some power through the propellor
blades...
Oh well, the dream was fun while it lasted.
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