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Old 10-08-08 | 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by nycphotography
A) Counting miles on the trainer is pointless. If you insist on counting something, you should count "effort" either as watts or heart rate, and "time". If you are training for a purpose, record time, watts AND HR.
No, counting miles on a CRAP trainer is pointless.


Originally Posted by Suzie Green
I don't know how anyone else feels, but to me indoor "mileage" is irrelevant. Put your bike in a 53x12 and (depending on resistance levels) pedal away at 100 rpm. Now try and do that on the road. I ride by time and not distance on the trainer. If you absolutely MUST use a computer, temporarily mount it behind you somewhere on the frame so you can read the numbers after your workout.
53x12 @ 100mph on a KK trainer is 34.5mph and nearly 950 watts. If you can "pedal away" at that level for any length of time I look forward to seeing you at the Tour.

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