After weeks of research and a visit to the LBS I've finally decided to gracefully retire my 12 year old Tacx mag turbo and replace it with the Fluid2, which will be my first experience with fluid trainers.
The trainer is going to be used and stored in my garage which has no radiators or other source of heating. This time of year the night temperatures can drop to -3. It's no doubt just me being paranoid but I'm seeking reassurance that these low temperatures wouldn't damage a fluid trainer stored in a cold garage.
Thanks
The trainer is going to be used and stored in my garage which has no radiators or other source of heating. This time of year the night temperatures can drop to -3. It's no doubt just me being paranoid but I'm seeking reassurance that these low temperatures wouldn't damage a fluid trainer stored in a cold garage.
Thanks