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redford
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 Posted: 02/02/08 - 03:52 Post subject:
My business is flourishing, which is great but I have to reduce my leisure activities so that I can completely devote to my work and maintain everything. Now, since cycling is one of the things I can’t easily give up, I’ve decided to by an indoor trainer. Can you tell me something about Cyclops Trainers? I don’t care how much it costs, I just want to cycle, even indoors.
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isador
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Posted: 03/14/08 - 22:08 Post subject:
Cyclops Trainers are, in my opinion very quality. Their price is a bit high but that’s how it usually is. There are three types of trainers depending on the resistance mechanism. So we have: wind trainers, magnetic trainers and fluid trainers. Wind trainers are the cheapest since they’re the noisiest. After that, there are magnetic trainers and they’re pretty reasonably priced and comparatively quality. And finally, fluid are completely noiseless and of excellent quality. Cyclops Trainers are usually fluid and thus very quality. Their price is about 300U SD. Many people don’t like indoor training, but I think it’s great especially for busy people, since it enables them to have training without leaving their house or office.
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