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Old 12-17-12 | 02:32 PM
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From: Evansville, IN

Bikes: 73 Raleigh Supercourse, 99 Specialized Stumpjumer, 08 LeMond Tourmalet

Originally Posted by merlinextraligh
1) from a stop there's no reason to put out the sort of torque to make it spin, just get things turning in an easy gear while you warm up.
2) jumping out of the saddle, you can make it slip a bit initially, but I've never found it to slip enough to matter. Also, I just don't find the trainer conducive to sprint intervals, so I don't so them on the trainer.
1) That's what I've been doing
2) My high intensity intervals start around the worst part of winter here. Believe me I'd rather work on the road ;-)

Thanks for the tips!
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