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What indoor trainer do you use or recommend? And why?
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The expresso bike rules!! Lost 30 lbs. That ijn itself is wotrth the price. I got mine at Gym Source. You forget that you are exercising. The thing is the kid are into it too!
Eric DeForest @ 1:26 PM PST, Jan 21, 2008
I have the Keiser M3 indoor cycle. I like it because it feels like a racing bike in terms of the fit. In other words, I can lean forward and I can stand up if I want to really push it. The reason that it is different than most other indoor cycles is because, with most indoor cycles, the resistance is adjusted with a knob that turns a pad tighter on the wheel to create friction. However the Keiser creates resistance by an electro-magnetic field which is more precise and in increments of 20 different settings.
Charles Morgan @ 6:16 AM PST, Jan 14, 2008