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trainer- magnetic Vs Fluid
Which is the better trainer as i am looking at puchasing one for warm ups &
intervals for my boys who do track..... Regards |
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trainer- magnetic Vs Fluid
"M. Atta" wrote in message
.. . Which is the better trainer as i am looking at puchasing one for warm ups & intervals for my boys who do track..... In _my_ experience, magnetic is easier to come by and cheaper. For interval work and warm ups I think the mag trainer might be a little more compact/easier to carry? The actual resistance shouldn't matter, at least for the warmup... Better to read some of these posts and decide: http://www.bikeline.com/feature/trainer/ http://www.cyclingforums.com/showthread/t-83304.html http://www.triathloncoach.com/faq.html#mag_trainer hth hippy |
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trainer- magnetic Vs Fluid
Thanks very much
"hippy" wrote in message ... "M. Atta" wrote in message .. . Which is the better trainer as i am looking at puchasing one for warm ups & intervals for my boys who do track..... In _my_ experience, magnetic is easier to come by and cheaper. For interval work and warm ups I think the mag trainer might be a little more compact/easier to carry? The actual resistance shouldn't matter, at least for the warmup... Better to read some of these posts and decide: http://www.bikeline.com/feature/trainer/ http://www.cyclingforums.com/showthread/t-83304.html http://www.triathloncoach.com/faq.html#mag_trainer hth hippy |
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trainer- magnetic Vs Fluid
"M. Atta" wrote in message .. . Which is the better trainer as i am looking at puchasing one for warm ups & intervals for my boys who do track..... Regards Vote 1: Fluid for a slip free ride. Kevin |
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