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oddball
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Last year, my wife and I bought a Keiser M3i indoor cycle and it is great. A bit pricey, but worth it, IMO. More important, my wife loves it. We first rode these at a resort while on vacation.


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Originally posted by bigmule:
Jeez. I feel old. When I raced back in the day(Atb/rd/cross....12 years ago)..I used rollers in winter on a cold porch and heart rate monitor when I was feeling like a wimp and didn’t wanna go out side....Ahhhh the days spent staring at traffic and suffering for 90 min every morning..
The stationary trainer was for race prep/warm up in strange towns or nasty event starts.


I know I did not contribute here, but I do Hope you figure out the right way to go!


Do people know what rollers are anymore? Mine had two fans, but I rode with one. It was enough.


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I would also look at the concept 2 bike erg.
Bike Erg


I have a Concept2 rower and love it, but also want to do indoor biking. I'm looking very seriously at this!


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