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mentalalex
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Moving to Uni but still will be training a lot along side my degree.
Issue is thou I'm in flats and a turbo would be quiet noisy (I'm on the top floor) and I reckon it would be herd by the floor below! Tacx Satori, and the Gym as far as I'm aware doesn't have Watt bikes.
I have a set of rollers but I can't get the resistance I want with out spinning a very high gear! and for the set efforts I want to do a turbo for me is better, but I was looking at rollers with resistance units on them?
anybody got an recommendations on them or ways to make the turbo more quiet!
Cheers Alex
Issue is thou I'm in flats and a turbo would be quiet noisy (I'm on the top floor) and I reckon it would be herd by the floor below! Tacx Satori, and the Gym as far as I'm aware doesn't have Watt bikes.
I have a set of rollers but I can't get the resistance I want with out spinning a very high gear! and for the set efforts I want to do a turbo for me is better, but I was looking at rollers with resistance units on them?
anybody got an recommendations on them or ways to make the turbo more quiet!
Cheers Alex
I do science, sometimes.
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I don't think rollers will be any better, tbh. What type of floor is it - wood, concrete?0
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Concrete! I'll more than likely take one and see if i can get away with it!I do science, sometimes.0
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Ok - wooden floors would probably have had your downstairs neighbours complaining regardless of either rollers or turbo. Concrete (modern building presumably) should give you a bit more noise/vibration damping.0
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resting whatever you use on a carpet rug will deaden it down0