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My only complaint is there are no footsteps . Husband has mobility issues and not able to return the feet to starting position without aid of straps. One would think after spending $1700+, they wouldn't have to purchase straps on Amazon for $15. We have the entire product line - bike, ski & rower. ...

Ben, how important is it that the USB functionality works? I have a PM3 that I’ve been debating replacing with a PM5, but the USB connector broke loose (C2 did not design that part very well), so you can’t copy workout data off the logcard except by using another PM3. My inner cheapskate has not wan...

(Have done row and bike marathon on separate occasions but never a ski before) What is the longest ski session you have done? I think the row and bike legs should not be a problem, taken at a reasonable (read: easy) pace with adequate drink and sustenance, but if you aren’t used to skiing for compa...

ZoeO wrote: ↑

July 25th, 2021, 7:41 am

This is in memory of Sean Tarling, who was one of our regular rowers, who sadly passed away in February and is sadly missed as part of our team.

How about telling us a bit about him? Is the workout requested one he favored?

Drilling precisely located holes in a flat object is much easier than doing the same into a pipe or other cylindrical object. I know plenty of people with a drill press, but only one with suitable hold-down gear. Seems like two lengths of suitably-sized pipe that just slipped over the handles might ...

There was some character that built something with a ton of hardware and insisted it was better than sliced sex, what was his name…oh, yeah, slidewinder!

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The Concept2 DYNO strength training machine (alas, nla) had a set of such handles that pivoted freely. Might be worth calling up C2 and seeing if there is someone in the engineering group that has some ideas, even if they can’t just sell you one. Unfortunately JonW has retired, but he’s still active...

If you want the OEM slide rail plastic, it can be bought from Concept2 without needing to wonder if you have the right thing, though finding it on the website can be a bit tricky.

https://shop.concept2.com/parts/558-sli ... e-kit.html

As a worst case solution, if you are stuck ordering endless quantities of plastic strips each month, might be more economical to order a bulk quantity from McMasterCarr or Grainger. Is anyone able to help me out with a link to the plastic track needed for the slides. I tried searching on the websit...

Thanks for the replies. Yes, I guess the slogan "different folks different strokes" does apply. I will soon do a half marathon and that will tell me if this low stroke rate indeed does work for me also for longer duartions. What sort of a drag factor are you using? Get the number from the monitor, ...

Great info in this thread, and deepy impressed by the distances you guys are racing. I (a 60 yr old LW) have started training for a marathon. Five months back I did a PB on an hour-of-power (reached 15120 m), and based on that pace I am aiming for a sub 3hr (stretch target a 2:55 h:m) marathon. Now...

Interesting, maybe there were enough complaints about the PM3 not recording short just row sessions that they got rid of that “feature”. Now we are back to not having a theory for why Carl’s Just row sessions don’t get recorded.

Well just tried the "Just Row" on my PM5v2 on V168 firmware and the results are not stored and the Odometer doesn't increment even if you press MENU a few seconds after the row when the digits have stopped changing. Trying to use the "Just Row" option and trying to get recorded results you can use ...

If you get one you really need to look after it as it essentially uses a PM2+ monitor with a different LCD screen and programmed micro. This means the monitor is EXTREMELY rare and there is no replacement for it that I'm aware of so you had better use only Lithium AA batteries in it that last for y...

faach1 wrote: ↑

January 25th, 2021, 1:37 pm

Very interesting! Totally agree with mindset. “Whether you think you can or you can’t, you’re right” Can’t remember who’s quote that is, think it’s very apt.

Henry Ford