Let's see your indoor trainer setups

[mj0]

btw both RGT and Rouvy have proper coasting if that interests anyone

[fmradio516]

Originally Posted by trener1

I have been riding trainers a LOOONG time, while I agree that you pedal much more indoors then out, I don't think that the difference is big enough that you should feel beat after 8 miles, unless you were riding up the alp
Have you checked the calibration?.

I just calibrated it the other day when i was setting it up, so I guess im just weak.

[Mikej]

Originally Posted by Upcountry

8 days into a big December, 17.5 hours thus far...

Is that a magnet strip holding the shoes? 👍

[thegunner]

Originally Posted by Mikej

Is that a magnet strip holding the shoes? 👍

that solution looks hella clean and now has me wondering why I haven't done this.

[Upcountry]

Originally Posted by thegunner

that solution looks hella clean and now has me wondering why I haven't done this.

Correct. Super simple but really effective. I had the shelving brackets laying around, along with several hundred neodymium magnets from a little side business we used to have. Double stacking the magnets gets enough clearance for them to reach the recessed bolt head on the road cleats, and since the bolt heads are domed a little bit, the magnet has a stronger attraction to the flat bracket rail than the shoe, and thus doesn't pull off when you grab the shoe.

Originally Posted by reuben

Seven helmets, nine pairs of shoes. I feel faint.

Hahaha... please don't ask for a picture of one of my "spares" cabinet... There may or may not be four pairs of S-works shoes NIB... #blameitonthesales

[fourflys]

Originally Posted by thegunner

that solution looks hella clean and now has me wondering why I haven't done this.

looks like a good solution for those with a shoe fetish!

[kppolich]

Trainer room cleaned up and moved the 3D printer to under the TV. Road bike will be on the kick til March is my guess.



Fold down bike stand doing some tinkering on the gf's bike

[rice rocket]

Ooh fold down stand is a great idea. Might have to steal that for my van.

[Blue Jays]

It mystifies me that the roller companies do not create business partnerships with local craftsmen to build the platforms with integrated railings. That seems like it would be an "easy layup" for additional revenue.

[jadmt]

i just have a 40 year old set of rusty old rollers in a cold garage to go with my rusty old 64 yoa body I do have a hi-tech sweat catcher held on with velcro straps to my top tube so I have that going for me....
https://photos.app.goo.gl/NTVPmZdXuNCLY4Gt7

[T.J.]

Just picked up Neo 2T earlier this week to replace my Kicker. So far I’m impressed

[reuben]

Originally Posted by T.J.

Just picked up Neo 2T earlier this week to replace my Kicker. So far I’m impressed

I keep ogling them and not buying one. Let us know what you think.

[deluz]

I live in San Diego, I don't have or need one since my wife retired and I work from home. I always hated riding on the trainer, do not miss it at all.

[trener1]

Originally Posted by T.J.

Just picked up Neo 2T earlier this week to replace my Kicker. So far I’m impressed

I'm curious how you like it compared to the Kickr, I have the Kickr which I like, but always interested in hearing about the other options, especially from someone that has used both

[fmradio516]

So far my Saris works great. Only problem ive experienced is that when pairing the trainer to my macbook pro, it seems like it will only work if i reboot my mac each time... Definitely an issue with the laptop, not the trainer. But it doesnt bother me too too much.. LOVE how quiet it is.