The original "Zwift."
03-04-16 | 08:15 PM
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The original "Zwift."
Anyone remember the original bike exerciser "video game?"
Used an SNES and a few games with it to actively change resistance (like zwift does.)
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Anybody remember this? (If you could find one it'd almost be cheaper than a zwift setup haha
Used an SNES and a few games with it to actively change resistance (like zwift does.)
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Anybody remember this? (If you could find one it'd almost be cheaper than a zwift setup haha
03-05-16 | 09:29 AM
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What about the Schwinn Velodyne, I actually used one during one winter.
Not as sophisticated as anything with a real screen, but that multiline graphics display did show you where you were in relation to the peloton and the course.
Not as sophisticated as anything with a real screen, but that multiline graphics display did show you where you were in relation to the peloton and the course.
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