Best Reasonably Priced Trainer

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After an off I have a broken wrist & need to keep my fitness up -
recommendations for a simple trainer?
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Bob C

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Bob C wrote:
> After an off I have a broken wrist & need to keep my fitness up -
> recommendations for a simple trainer?

http://www.fitbod.com.au/ ?


BTH

BT Humble wrote:
> Bob C wrote:
>> After an off I have a broken wrist & need to keep my fitness up -
>> recommendations for a simple trainer?
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> http://www.fitbod.com.au/ ?
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> BTH

er... I meant the mechanical type - but thanks.

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Bob C

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On Feb 28, 5:16 pm, Bob C <patnbob@unwired> wrote:
> After an off I have a broken wrist & need to keep my fitness up -
> recommendations for a simple trainer?

You can get a cheap mag trainer for around $100 or so if you shop
around online, they're ok for basic enduro stuff. A bit fiddly and the
resistance and feel aren't great, but they work.