Featuring Ritmo (italian for dancing) feet so your trainer has a more “on the road” feel. The Elastogel resistance unit reduces tire wear and noise. The trainer is capable of generating 500 watts.
Posts Tagged ‘resistance-unit’
October 1st, 2010
Minoura B60D Tiredrive Trainer
Easy to use Magnetic trainer. 3 levels of resistance that can be adjusted at the resistance unit. U-shape frame offers plenty of room for the wheel and plenty of support. Screw in hub clamp for secure mounting.
August 31st, 2010
CycleOps Rollers Aluminum Roller w/Resistance Unit, One Size
CycleOps made its Rollers with precision-lathed aluminum roller drums that won’t distort, an adjustable belt for right and left dismounts, and a foldable design for easy storage. Rollers force you to concentrate on balance, control, and riding in a straight line, all of which help improve your efficiency and technique on the road. The Rollers’ [...]
July 22nd, 2010
CycleOps PowerBeam Pro Indoor Bicycle Trainer
The new PowerBeam Pro features built-in PowerTap hardware, and offers real-time feedback on your power output. The PowerBeam Pro will even self-adjust the resistance to maintain the desired target power setting. The resistance can be manually adjusted via a wireless handlebar console, and custom programs can also be uploaded via CycleOps’ Power Agent 7 software. [...]
July 19th, 2010
Elite Crono Power Fluid Elastogel Wireless Indoor Bicycle
New powerful fluid resistance unit (+ 100%) offers wider power band. The unique Wireless Digital with 15 function display including Watt information. The 45mm roller (50% larger than the Primo model) means less rpms, less noise, and less wear. Combines Elastogel and Fluid technology for unmatched smoothness. Redesigned unit cools more efficiently. Foldable Crono frame, [...]
June 13th, 2010
Kurt Kinetic Rock N Roll Trainer w/ Road Resistance Unit
Take realism and your workout to a whole new level with the only trainer that delivers natural side-to-side motion. With this unique, lateral motion, core muscles are engaged to maintain balance. So now you can simultaneously workout both technique and power- especially during out-of-the-saddle hill climb intervals. Get on. Give your expectations a workout.
