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Old 11-01-11, 06:26 AM
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simonaway427
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Originally Posted by FastRod
Or you could toughen up and ride =D, I don't really believe in those trainers. Best part of cycling is the scenery, wind, and the sounds of nature. Not to mention I love the feeling when your tyres just roll on all kinds of terrain, best feeling ever!
http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/h...at03-33-56.jpg

I have the Rock and Roll - love it. Its not a novelty. Like others have said, rollers are great for balance and smoothness - and you can get some wattage out of them. But you want to really get the most out of the interval training sessions, a trainer is the way to go.

It is larger and more expensive, but worth it. Money shouldn't be a factor - Sufferfest vids are 10 bucks a piece - hardly a deal breaker.

Last edited by gsteinb; 11-01-11 at 07:53 AM.
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