Whats the best wind trainer with a power meter attached? I was looking at the Cycleops Powersync Trainer and their Powerbeam Pro, both look good.... basically, I'm looking for repeatability and consistency between sessions.
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Do you have a powermeter on your bike?
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Yes, I do have a power meter on my bike, Powertap.
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If you have a powertap then anything that'll attach to your back wheel will suffice...
... unless you want something you can train on that'll not shred your back tire.
Do you mind a little tire lever action or do you just want to have something else that's ready to go?
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You might want to check out the Lemond Revolution.
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I haven't used wind trainers before, nor have I heard of them! This is indeed my first time, question, so what exactly are they used for and are they really essential to an average cycler?
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Thank for the informative post..
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You might want to check out the Lemond Revolution.
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thanks for informative article
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Get yourself a smart trainer. I have a Wahoo
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Yojimbo_ said:
Get yourself a smart trainer. I have a Wahoo
the Cycleops Powersync Trainer and their Powerbeam Pro, both look good.... basically, I'm looking for repeatability and consistency between sessions.
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question, so what exactly are they used for and are they really essential to an average cycler?
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A coachcomprises of a outline, a clamp to hold the bikesafely, a roller that presses up against the raise wheel, and a component that gives resistance when the pedals are turned. In a wind coach, the roller drives fan edges that makediscuss resistance.
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