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Does anyone know of a good program that organises a training program for you depending on your current fitness and what you want to train for? I was nearly tempted by Polar for their software like this, but not quite. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks, Chris.
Guys, not sure if this is the place to ask the question. I have just started using movescount, importing rides in as kml files except that for some reason movescount is doubling the distance for each ride, almost as if it thinks I've done two laps. Anyone else had this problem? Know hoe to fix it?
Had a fall today in slippery turn, does anyone has good advices on winter tyre for road bike?
Schwalbe Durano Plus. Grippy but rolls okay and has some additional puncture protection.
Greetings all. Just getting into road racing starting with spinning training this winter. Any advice on buying bikes is welcomed. As well as feedback on my training. 6 days a week. Spinning 3 X week, strength circuit 3X week at this time
Buy from a good road specialist local dealer. Have them fit / setup the bike for you. Bike Mags can be a useful source of information when buying. You and I are of a similar age. As we tend not to be as flexible as younger guys think comfort and avoid the temptation to go for aggressive race bikes. Trek Madones, Cannondale Synapse and Specialized Roubiax all fit the bill. Join a club - group riding is great fun. If the weather allows - just get out there in the fresh air.
Would agree with the above advice (except for Madone, which I find really harsh in the wrists and backside after about 50km, although for shorter all-out racing I'm sure it would be fine) Can wholeheartedly recommend the Roubaix as a very light, stiff and incredibly comfortable bike, especially for endurance events of 100 to 200km and more. Make friends with your LBS find a couple of suppliers that let you 'try before you buy' on saddles. Saddle choice is everything and very individual.
Hello, Somebody knows the difference between the home trainer elite realaxiom on 2011 and the version 2012 ?
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