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Trainers -- 1Up USA
Anyone have experience with this one? Reviews on roadbikereview.com
are very favorable, and the product web site (www.1upsua.com) shows a persuasive comparison vs. the the Cycleops. User opinions and advice will be appreciated. |
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HL Wrote: Anyone have experience with this one? Reviews on roadbikereview.com are very favorable, and the product web site (www.1upsua.com) shows a persuasive comparison vs. the the Cycleops. User opinions and advice will be appreciated. I just received a 1up last week. I'm using it to recover from serious ankle injury so I've only done some very short/light "workouts but it seems quiet and very well-built. It's my first trainer so don't have anything to compare it to. I was going to get a Kurt Kinetic because it gets great reviews a well, but after talking with the friendly owner at 1up I went with i because of the exceptional warranty (lifetime), 60-day money back (plu they pay for return shipping), their reputation for excellent custome service, and the fact it's made in the US (most others are made i China, of course) -- sfcommuter |
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HL Wrote: Anyone have experience with this one? Reviews on roadbikereview.com are very favorable, and the product web site (www.1upsua.com) shows a persuasive comparison vs. the the Cycleops. User opinions and advice will be appreciated. I just received a 1up last week. I'm using it to recover from serious ankle injury so I've only done some very short/light "workouts but it seems quiet and very well-built. It's my first trainer so don't have anything to compare it to. I was going to get a Kurt Kinetic because it gets great reviews a well, but after talking with the friendly owner at 1up I went with i because of the exceptional warranty (lifetime), 60-day money back (plu they pay for return shipping), their reputation for excellent custome service, and the fact it's made in the US (most others are made i China, of course) -- sfcommuter |
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I'm recovering from a shoulder injury myself. Took a spill with my
Trek 2200 the last of week of August up in Lake Placid (NY) on a training ride for the Ride for the Roses. sfcommuter wrote in message ... HL Wrote: Anyone have experience with this one? Reviews on roadbikereview.com are very favorable, and the product web site (www.1upsua.com) shows a persuasive comparison vs. the the Cycleops. User opinions and advice will be appreciated. I just received a 1up last week. I'm using it to recover from a serious ankle injury so I've only done some very short/light "workouts" but it seems quiet and very well-built. It's my first trainer so I don't have anything to compare it to. I was going to get a Kurt Kinetic because it gets great reviews as well, but after talking with the friendly owner at 1up I went with it because of the exceptional warranty (lifetime), 60-day money back (plus they pay for return shipping), their reputation for excellent customer service, and the fact it's made in the US (most others are made in China, of course). |
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I'm recovering from a shoulder injury myself. Took a spill with my
Trek 2200 the last of week of August up in Lake Placid (NY) on a training ride for the Ride for the Roses. sfcommuter wrote in message ... HL Wrote: Anyone have experience with this one? Reviews on roadbikereview.com are very favorable, and the product web site (www.1upsua.com) shows a persuasive comparison vs. the the Cycleops. User opinions and advice will be appreciated. I just received a 1up last week. I'm using it to recover from a serious ankle injury so I've only done some very short/light "workouts" but it seems quiet and very well-built. It's my first trainer so I don't have anything to compare it to. I was going to get a Kurt Kinetic because it gets great reviews as well, but after talking with the friendly owner at 1up I went with it because of the exceptional warranty (lifetime), 60-day money back (plus they pay for return shipping), their reputation for excellent customer service, and the fact it's made in the US (most others are made in China, of course). |
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In article , HL
wrote: Anyone have experience with this one? Reviews on roadbikereview.com are very favorable, and the product web site (www.1upsua.com) shows a persuasive comparison vs. the the Cycleops. User opinions and advice will be appreciated. I've a 1up. It's well designed and constructed. Definitely durable. I'd recommend it. Buuuut.... if you're in the market for training equipment, I'd urge to look into rollers. Nothing beats the real thing, but riding rollers more closely approximates it than being locked into a trainer. luke |
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In article , HL
wrote: Anyone have experience with this one? Reviews on roadbikereview.com are very favorable, and the product web site (www.1upsua.com) shows a persuasive comparison vs. the the Cycleops. User opinions and advice will be appreciated. I've a 1up. It's well designed and constructed. Definitely durable. I'd recommend it. Buuuut.... if you're in the market for training equipment, I'd urge to look into rollers. Nothing beats the real thing, but riding rollers more closely approximates it than being locked into a trainer. luke |
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