indoor trainer for a strada

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i'm looking for suggestions for an indoor trainer for a strada. thanks

Cycle-Ops fluid 2 is a great trainer. Want more resistance? Just upshift and you've got it. Need to
spin faster, downshift and you're there.

I would check out the Kurt Kinetic:

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I really like mine, very smooth; and uses a magnetic coupling so there is no seal to worry about
leaking on your floor. It consistently gets great reviews, probably the best, non electronic,
trainer out there.

Rick Moll waiting for my Volae Team training on my RANS V-Rex

JAC said:

i'm looking for suggestions for an indoor trainer for a strada. thanks

jc

JC, I have a CycleOps Fluid II that I'm selling. I bought it last fall and used it about 10 times so
it's practically new. It also has the adapter for a 20 inch wheel. I'm asking $225 for it. A brand
new one would cost about $275 to $300. If your interested email me.

Thanks, Mike

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i'm looking for suggestions for an indoor trainer for a strada. thanks

jc

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i'm looking for suggestions for an indoor trainer for a strada. thanks

jc

I purchased a set of Kreitler Challenger rollers which will just fit the Stada if they are set for
the longest wheelbase. I found rollers to be a much better (for me) route to go than a stationary
trainer. With rollers you perfect your spin, along with really enhancing your bike handling skills
and because you have more of a sense of actually riding it is more interesting experience than a
stationary trainer, although it still can get a bit boring as will any indoor exercise. While I
purchased them for off-sesaon training, I still use them from time to time during the riding
season...actually just spent an hour on them last night.

There is a learning curve to them as opposed to a stationary trainer but well worth the time spent
learning how to ride them.

Pat Mc

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i'm looking for suggestions for an indoor trainer for a strada. thanks

jc

I just got a 1-up trainer for my RANS V2, and it is wonderful. Check it out.

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Second that. Have been using mine for over 2 years several times a week and nary a problem. If you
ask if they had a return on hand when you order they will knock off $100.

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Quoted message said:

I would check out the Kurt Kinetic:

kurtkinetic.comkurtkinetic.comOpen ↗

I really like mine, very smooth; and uses a magnetic coupling so there is no seal to worry about
leaking on your floor. It consistently gets great reviews, probably the best, non electronic,
trainer out there.

Rick Moll waiting for my Volae Team training on my RANS V-Rex

JAC said:

i'm looking for suggestions for an indoor trainer for a strada. thanks

jc