Entry Level Trainer Advice
M_Griffin
Posts: 12
Hi there,
With the winter months incoming it is impossible to get out in the evenings during the week so its time to get a trainer. I am planning to start my first racing season next year so will be putting in alot of miles. So I was wondering does anyone have any experience with the entry level cycleops or elite trainers? My budget in less than 200 and noise would be a main decision factor along with realistic resistance. I know I cant expect much for this price range but just want to get the best I can. Also are trainer tires necessary or will any old scrap tire do?
Any advice appreciated.
Cheers,
With the winter months incoming it is impossible to get out in the evenings during the week so its time to get a trainer. I am planning to start my first racing season next year so will be putting in alot of miles. So I was wondering does anyone have any experience with the entry level cycleops or elite trainers? My budget in less than 200 and noise would be a main decision factor along with realistic resistance. I know I cant expect much for this price range but just want to get the best I can. Also are trainer tires necessary or will any old scrap tire do?
Any advice appreciated.
Cheers,
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Hi there,
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/elite-crono-flu ... l-trainer/
I'd definitely suggest this one....have had it about a year and it's ideal.
All the best,
Colin0 -
If noise is your main concern, do what i did and get a spin bike, heaven. whatch sufferest at normal levels.0
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Theres a load of reviews on the bike radar site here about trainers, worth spending 20 mins reading thru:
http://www.bikeradar.com/search/?search ... ype=review0
