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vikingstrike posted:For the space, the Lasko blowers are hard to beat. They push more air than my Vornado and take up comparable area. Definitely seconding the Lasko. I start out actually cold for the first few minutes and actually stay fairly dry during easier rides. Bonus is that they have a super long cord and have a duplex outlet built in, so I plug my trainer and Surface into the fan so I don't have a mess of cables everywhere.
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Baronash posted:If you're swapping between biking outside and a trainer, does the bike fling road grime at your walls? You should be wiping down the rear tire at least before putting the bike on the trainer. This keeps grit from wearing the drum down. As long as you don't have wet mud on the rear wheel you'll be fine.
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EvenWorseOpinions posted:So I'm a couple days into owning a cycleops wheel on dumb trainer, and I'm looking for a few things to improve my experience. I'm thinking I'll probably graduate to a direct drive smart trainer next year when people start selling them in the spring. I have a bike work stand that I clamp a small piece of plywood into for my laptop to sit on. Killing two birds with one stone.
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ElMaligno posted:I am having some problems with my bike cadence measurement, its laggy as gently caress and its frustrating. Its a cheap chinese ant+ cadence measurement and the only solution i have found is "you have too much electronic poo poo around your bike dummy!" Time to get a power meter. Those measure cadence. Real answer: Does it have a battery? Have you tried replacing it?
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