Mostly form work, knee angle/bouncing, etc.
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Less "pain cave" than it used to be, and more like a "forest of pain".. heck, should I ride on an MTB there..
https://fillari.blogspot.com/2021/03/fr ... tudio.html
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That's a stunning home office / pain cave... But not sure if I'll ever get any work done in there.fitty4 wrote:
I'm not the owner, I wish though
That said.. I have major issues with the power brick in the sweat zone... That's just asking for it. Don't care if it's a staged shot or not.
Also have to question the choice of a steel Colnago... Keep that sweat away from those beautiful steel lugs.
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Well it's 100% staged to sell his house, you're right about the power brick but I don't think Il Biondi does much indoor training and only the fork is steel, it's a c40 maybe his own from when he was active?sychen wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 11:34 pmThat's a stunning home office / pain cave... But not sure if I'll ever get any work done in there.fitty4 wrote: I'm not the owner, I wish though
That said.. I have major issues with the power brick in the sweat zone... That's just asking for it. Don't care if it's a staged shot or not.
Also have to question the choice of a steel Colnago... Keep that sweat away from those beautiful steel lugs.
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I just went this route, love how solid it feels and how quiet it is.TobinHatesYou wrote:
Given how much indoor training I do, a Stages Smartbike SB20 or evolution of that will probably end up in my garage. It just depends on when my Hammer or the cheapo generic bike attached to it fail.
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It's just a detail but the best $30 I've spent on the cave was recently getting an inline fan speed controller. It clips right in front of me next to the screen and lets me turn the fan on and off and adjust the speed infinitely. My fan is a big floor unit and even on the lowest setting of three it was blowing me out the door and was very noisy, now I can wind it back at the start of the session and turn it up as I get hotter
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/353623428951
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/353623428951
Yeah dang. So even a general $40 big fan from bunnings I have. It has 3 settings, but you have to manually change on the unit. A pain. I have a remote that can turn the power on and off.Discodan wrote: ↑Tue Sep 28, 2021 11:43 pmIt's just a detail but the best $30 I've spent on the cave was recently getting an inline fan speed controller. It clips right in front of me next to the screen and lets me turn the fan on and off and adjust the speed infinitely. My fan is a big floor unit and even on the lowest setting of three it was blowing me out the door and was very noisy, now I can wind it back at the start of the session and turn it up as I get hotter
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/353623428951
But this thing works? It'd work with changing the speeds - even though its set on the same one manually? If that makes sense? ;o
It's all about the adventure .
Yes, after attempting to use my old colnago on the trainer and having the trainer take out paint from around the dropouts I will not be using my "good bike" on the trainer anymore.OnTheRivet wrote:I'm surprised how many people use their "good" bike on trainers. I made that mistake, after one broken carbon dropout I ended up building a cheap trainer bike that I leave on my setup. Also, no sweat corrosion on my pricey Dura Ace Di2 shifters.
It's just too high of a risk taken to damage the bike.
I believe some manufacturers actually advise against carbon frames on trainers. Not sure exactly who though
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