Which turbo trainer?
jon33
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Hi all
Im looking to get a turbo trainer for around £150. Any I should be looking at/avoiding?
Cheers
Im looking to get a turbo trainer for around £150. Any I should be looking at/avoiding?
Cheers
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If your budget is £150, then avoid turbos which cost more than that. There's lots to choose from and they're all pretty good depending on what you want to do with it.0
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Imposter wrote:If your budget is £150, then avoid turbos which cost more than that. There's lots to choose from and they're all pretty good depending on what you want to do with it.
That's the thing, loads to choose from and I'm crap at shopping!
I'll be looking to get TrainerRoad/Sufferfest set up and be using it for that.0 -
fluid gives more realistic feel than magnetic
look for used, for instance...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/cycleops-clas ... 0647299742
...wait two days and a smidge, do a ninja bid of 150 about 10 seconds before end of auctionmy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
Tacx Satori are pretty good value and quiet, retail about £160 upwards depending where you shop0
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jon33 wrote:Imposter wrote:If your budget is £150, then avoid turbos which cost more than that. There's lots to choose from and they're all pretty good depending on what you want to do with it.
That's the thing, loads to choose from and I'm crap at shopping!
I'll be looking to get TrainerRoad/Sufferfest set up and be using it for that.
Have a look through the TrainerRoad site to see what people like. Kurt Kinetic aren't cheap but a secondhand Road Machine should be around your budget? Most importantly you want something with a known power/speed curve and that TrainerRoad supports if that's what you want to use it for.0