Not to steal an idea/thread from Xela, but hell, it was a good idea...I did some research into my training device; the Kurt Kinetic Road Machine and found that they have a simple formula for calculating power from the speed of the rear wheel. If you have a Kurt Kinetic trainer and want to know...

I can't make myself pull the trigger on a power meter. Everytime I start to price them, I think of lots of other things for the bike I would rather have. Maybe if I raced more, I might, but for what I do, it seems like too much of a cost. That being said, I thought it was cool to find this...

Hello; Anyone with a good wind trainer program or idea shout out. It's cold and dark here and I get my computer face time training on a cycle pro. No hills though. Just put it in 8th and crank. Peace,

I was hit by a car in Oct 09 and my OT (Occupational Therapist) has suggested a Mag Trainer to help me get into shape before the next cycling seasons. Any suggestions as what to look for? What should I expect? Thanks for any info in advance