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Watt Bike
I bought a Tacx Neo 2T a few months back..... Nothing but trouble straight out of the box. It was great when it worked properly but an expensive item that was more hassle than anything else. I returned it.
Anyway, last week I had a Heart Attack and am rightly Pi*$ed off so I've just bought a Watt Bike to cheer myself up. Hopefully I can get back to the not so dizzying heights of 1200 Watts for a few seconds thinking I'm storming a stage win on the Pro Tour.
Thanks for reading if you have, I just logged in to check my password was still active and to have a brief rant.
Keep the wheels turing.........
P.S. If your lungs keep hurting for months and you struggle to hit watt numbers you used to easily hit and you sometimes ache in the chest, don't wait until you're sweating and the pain is running up your arm, it ain't yer lungs, it's your heart ya Muppet (me)........ At that stage it was months later and I knew full well. Be more sensible....................
Anyway, last week I had a Heart Attack and am rightly Pi*$ed off so I've just bought a Watt Bike to cheer myself up. Hopefully I can get back to the not so dizzying heights of 1200 Watts for a few seconds thinking I'm storming a stage win on the Pro Tour.
Thanks for reading if you have, I just logged in to check my password was still active and to have a brief rant.
Keep the wheels turing.........
P.S. If your lungs keep hurting for months and you struggle to hit watt numbers you used to easily hit and you sometimes ache in the chest, don't wait until you're sweating and the pain is running up your arm, it ain't yer lungs, it's your heart ya Muppet (me)........ At that stage it was months later and I knew full well. Be more sensible....................
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I bought a Tacx Neo 2T a few months back..... Nothing but trouble straight out of the box. It was great when it worked properly but an expensive item that was more hassle than anything else. I returned it.
Anyway, last week I had a Heart Attack and am rightly Pi*$ed off so I've just bought a Watt Bike to cheer myself up. Hopefully I can get back to the not so dizzying heights of 1200 Watts for a few seconds thinking I'm storming a stage win on the Pro Tour.
Thanks for reading if you have, I just logged in to check my password was still active and to have a brief rant.
Keep the wheels turing.........
P.S. If your lungs keep hurting for months and you struggle to hit watt numbers you used to easily hit and you sometimes ache in the chest, don't wait until you're sweating and the pain is running up your arm, it ain't yer lungs, it's your heart ya Muppet (me)........ At that stage it was months later and I knew full well. Be more sensible....................
Anyway, last week I had a Heart Attack and am rightly Pi*$ed off so I've just bought a Watt Bike to cheer myself up. Hopefully I can get back to the not so dizzying heights of 1200 Watts for a few seconds thinking I'm storming a stage win on the Pro Tour.
Thanks for reading if you have, I just logged in to check my password was still active and to have a brief rant.
Keep the wheels turing.........
P.S. If your lungs keep hurting for months and you struggle to hit watt numbers you used to easily hit and you sometimes ache in the chest, don't wait until you're sweating and the pain is running up your arm, it ain't yer lungs, it's your heart ya Muppet (me)........ At that stage it was months later and I knew full well. Be more sensible....................
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Hope you get back to feeling better. I smart bike is a lot less hassle than a drive drive train. I have been riding my Kickr bike and enjoying it.
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Thanks, yep a smart trainer is a nice piece of kit when it works allright, simulated gradients are quite realistic..... Keep safe, keep well and a very early bidding of Happy Xmas to you as i'll prob be rarely online....