As long as you aren’t trying to ‘sprint’ on the bike I think you’d be safe going

Jul 25, 2024
7:52:38pm

BYU'01 Political Junky

up to 300 pounds. You get a great ‘bike’/smart trainer for $1299 and can spend the savings on a better outdoor bike. Cycling training is a great sport.

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chilawcoug

Jul 25, 6:56pm

I have a Wahoo smart trainer that I attach my actual bike to. Best exercise bike

MrSandman

Jul 25, 6:59pm

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chilawcoug

Jul 25, 7:05pm

yes for the one I have you need a road bike to attach to it

MrSandman

Jul 25, 7:14pm

I strongly recommend the Zwift bike that they codeveloped with Wahoo

BYU'01

Jul 25, 7:07pm

that does look pretty cool. I believe it's new this year

MrSandman

Jul 25, 7:14pm

Just released and at a great price point

BYU'01

Jul 25, 7:15pm

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chilawcoug

Jul 25, 7:19pm

As long as you aren’t trying to ‘sprint’ on the bike I think you’d be safe going

BYU'01

Jul 25, 7:52pm

Wish I could help, but I have the Keiser and think it’s great

inertiaman

Jul 25, 7:23pm

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chilawcoug

Jul 25, 7:27pm

I've had the M3i model for a couple of years.

inertiaman

Jul 25, 8:28pm

I'd recommend against a dedicated indoor bike. Get a Wahoo Kickr Core and buy

delux_247

Jul 25, 7:33pm

The challenge is the weight limit for someone weighing >265 pounds

BYU'01

Jul 25, 7:46pm

I have that bike and it's awesome

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