Sub £150 Turbo Trainers, Any Good?
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Save an extra £17.99 and buy this
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/elite-crono-hydro-mag-elas...
or £9.99 and buy this
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/elite-crono-fluid-elastoge...
Reviews speak for themselves
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/elite-crono-hydro-mag-elas...
or £9.99 and buy this
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/elite-crono-fluid-elastoge...
Reviews speak for themselves
Mine is like the second one I linked to in that it has fixed fluid resistance and you alter the resistance by using your gears, but mine is 1 or 2 models up the range. Bloody excellent IMHO, the resistance is good and gives the feeling of pedalling uphill in the higher gears, on the big ring if you coast then the wheel stops after a couple of rotations
Very quiet in use compared to others I've heard, you don't need music up loud to drown it out
Folds down flat when not on use, swapping out the rear skewer takes seconds. The bike is securely supported without having to overtighten the clamp either (which can be especially problematic with carbon frames). It's not really like riding on the road but it's not far off if you don't fancy rollers. The only downside is that the elites aren't supplied with a front wheel riser block, I will get one eventually but just use an upturned house brick at the moment
Very quiet in use compared to others I've heard, you don't need music up loud to drown it out

Folds down flat when not on use, swapping out the rear skewer takes seconds. The bike is securely supported without having to overtighten the clamp either (which can be especially problematic with carbon frames). It's not really like riding on the road but it's not far off if you don't fancy rollers. The only downside is that the elites aren't supplied with a front wheel riser block, I will get one eventually but just use an upturned house brick at the moment
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