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11-18-2004, 07:56 AM
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| Re: trainers RICHARD A KON Wrote: > Are bike trainers a good substitute for a stationary bike? What should > I > look for in a good trainer? Mostly planning on using it for getting > some > aerobic excercise. Thanks!! A trainer is preferable over a stationary bike because the bike actually fits (size and positioning) resulting in a more comfortable ride. Of course this assumes that your bike fits you in the first place. Dan. -- BanditManDan |
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11-18-2004, 07:56 AM
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| Re: trainers RICHARD A KON Wrote: > Are bike trainers a good substitute for a stationary bike? What should > I > look for in a good trainer? Mostly planning on using it for getting > some > aerobic excercise. Thanks!! A trainer is preferable over a stationary bike because the bike actually fits (size and positioning) resulting in a more comfortable ride. Of course this assumes that your bike fits you in the first place. Dan. -- BanditManDan |
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11-18-2004, 07:56 AM
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| Re: trainers RICHARD A KON Wrote: > Are bike trainers a good substitute for a stationary bike? What should > I > look for in a good trainer? Mostly planning on using it for getting > some > aerobic excercise. Thanks!! A trainer is preferable over a stationary bike because the bike actually fits (size and positioning) resulting in a more comfortable ride. Of course this assumes that your bike fits you in the first place. Dan. -- BanditManDan |
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11-18-2004, 07:56 AM
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| Re: trainers RICHARD A KON Wrote: > Are bike trainers a good substitute for a stationary bike? What should > I > look for in a good trainer? Mostly planning on using it for getting > some > aerobic excercise. Thanks!! A trainer is preferable over a stationary bike because the bike actually fits (size and positioning) resulting in a more comfortable ride. Of course this assumes that your bike fits you in the first place. Dan. -- BanditManDan |
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11-18-2004, 09:47 AM
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| Re: trainers "BanditManDan" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message news:[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]... > > RICHARD A KON Wrote: >> Are bike trainers a good substitute for a stationary bike? What should >> I >> look for in a good trainer? Mostly planning on using it for getting >> some >> aerobic excercise. Thanks!! > > A trainer is preferable over a stationary bike because the bike > actually fits (size and positioning) resulting in a more comfortable > ride. Of course this assumes that your bike fits you in the first > place. > > I think that using your own bike with a trainer has some positive attributes but you shouldn't rule out stationary trainers because you think that they don't fit. Many of the stationary bikes have multiple adjustments so that you can completely dial in your position. Take a look at some of the "spinning" bikes. |
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