List Price : $339.99 Price : $305.99
Product Description
When you can't get outside, the CycleOps Fluid2 brings you the next best thing, with a large flywheel for a road-like feel and an infinite resistance curve. It's crafted with self-cooling mechanisms, a patented fan design, and a cam-lever that tightens the resistance unit with one movement.
Product Description
The CycleOps Fluid 2 Trainer is a great way to keep your legs in tip-top condition during the off season. While many cyclists dread the indoor training season, ensuring proper bike set up will make any workout more comfortable and enjoyable.
This trainer features a new larger flywheel with twice the inertia for an improved, road-like feel. The power-band technology offers the widest resistance range--from easy spins to lung-burning climbs--without ever touching the unit. The infinite resistance curve ensures increased wattage as you increase speed for realistic statistical analysis at the end of your ride. The Fluid 2 is surprisingly quiet, and the self-cooling mechanisms--including a patented fan design--keep the unit performing better, longer. Includes a training DVD to help keep you motivated during your indoor exercise.
- Trainer is a great way to keep your legs in tip-top condition during the off season
- New larger flywheel delivers twice the inertia for a road-like feel
- Power band technology offers a wide resistance range
- Infinite resistance curve ensures increased wattage as you increase speed
- Self-cooling mechanisms keep the unit performing better, longer
CycleOps Fluid 2 Indoor Bicycle Trainer Reviews
CycleOps Fluid 2 Indoor Bicycle Trainer Reviews
| 121 of 123 people found the following review helpful:  So quiet, I can hear my bike chain rolling louder than the trainer. The best way to get nowhere fast!, By This review is from: CycleOps Fluid 2 Indoor Bicycle Trainer (Sports) It's silent except for the sound of your tire rolling over it, and completely stable. There's really no need to buy the next more expensive one. I haven't felt the need for a mat. And the resistance truly is road like except without the bumps and traffic lights. It's a constant effort though, so you will get more of a work out in 45 minutes on the trainer than you would in double that time riding on the road. You will want to accessorize however for a few reasons: First of all, riding a trainer is the most boring thing ever. At the very least you will want to be listening to music, and ideally you will want to set up a TV to watch while you're putting in your time getting nowhere fast. If you don't have water bottles and cages on your bike, this is the time to get them, and also a good way to practice drinking from them while riding. You will sweat buckets, and don't want to soak your bike and the floor with it because sweat is... Read more 90 of 91 people found the following review helpful: You can stop looking !!, By This review is from: CycleOps Fluid 2 Indoor Bicycle Trainer (Sports) Ok... So I have been looking for over 2 weeks and contemplating whether or not to get this trainer or a less expensive one. Well, I figured from the reviews from the cheaper ones that the MAG is not that resistant and WIND is way to loud. Plus I read several reviews of those models that parts break. So, this is why I picked this model... Great reviews, no defects, quiet and resistant. My take on it? Excellent product and worth the extra cash. I am nothing like a pro but I do take 2-3 rides a week for about 25-45 miles each time. While the cooling temperature, the high winds and the worst drivers in the world sometimes it's nice to play it safe and ride indoors. So the product: Easy to set-up (less than 5 minutes), very common sense to hook your bike to it, quiet, very sturdy, great resistance. Today was my first ride on the trainer and a great work out. I rode for over an hour and got my heart rate up to 174 and still had two gears left. 78 of 79 people found the following review helpful: Great Trainer, By Marathon Man "HK" (Indianapolis) - See all my reviews |
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