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Rollers and Trainers

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  1. Does anyone have pix of themself or anyone else riding on rollers or trainers? In view of the
    VandeGraff generator effects I experience and have noticed on others, there might be some comic
    relief for the n-group.

  2. "Frank P. Patterson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Does anyone have pix of themself or anyone else riding on rollers or trainers? In view of the
    VandeGraff generator effects I experience and have noticed on others, there might be some comic
    relief for the n-group.

    Frank

    I regularly ride my Strada/Corsa on a set of Challenger rollers. It is a great way to maintain your
    fitness level during the winter months. After some practice you can also do one legged drills. A
    photo is listed in the Yahoo Bacchetta bikes group under the album titled Pat
    Mc.

  3. Frank P. Patterson said:

    Does anyone have pix of themself or anyone else riding on rollers or trainers? In view of the
    VandeGraff generator effects I experience and have noticed on others, there might be some comic
    relief for the n-group.


    Has noone noticed how the static electricity generated causes the hair to stand on end? Maybe only
    in fairly dry climates.

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