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Old 01-08-08, 11:03 PM
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hey,need a few opinions.its cold here in indiana so i want to put a bike on an indoor trainer for the winter.a friend of mine said to put my recumbent on the trainer instead of my regular bike.he said you get a better leg workout on the "bent".any opinions?thanks
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Ride the style and position in which you want to be stronger at in spring.
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