I'm using a Computrainer and, yes, it was expensive. However, there are used ones
available at
discount and I cannot recommend mine too highly. One cited advantage of Computrainer
over other
products seems to be that its power control is the most accurate of any such products
available.
In combination with the lactate zone checking which has to be done by a lab (e.g. Peak
Centre), the
precise control of watts has allowed me to do workouts I was never able to do before.
Others to consider are models from Tacx which I'm told are also useable though
apparently the power
calibration is nowhere near as accurate or consistent as the Computrainer.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sheila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 9:32 AM
Subject: [obc] indoor trainers
> Can anyone recommend an indoor bike trainer that will allow me to:
> 1-a "spinerval" workout at home, i.e. hammer out of the saddle
> 2-not damage my bike fork or Spinergy Spox wheels
> 3-not require my having to get off the bike to adjust the tension levels
> 4-and not require a bank loan?
> Thanks
>
> Fat Broad on a Bike
>
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