Old 04-11-07, 07:37 PM
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I would think you could set any trainer up to where you're generating the same watts (and burning the same calories) as you would with one mile on the road. I know for a fact that the way I have the resistance set on my trainer that I'm burning more calories in one mile than I would be in one mile on flat ground and reasonably still air.



Originally Posted by DocRay
tip: put the speed senor on the rear wheel

With the kinetic, this speed matches road speeds at the same power output. you can even calculate watts, which is most accurate.
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