Concept2 Forum

After purchasing a BikeErg, I noticed that it didn't include an iPhone holder. While I understand the advantages of using the data from workouts and keeping records through the iPhone app, I'm wondering why there's a need to simultaneously view the screen of my iPhone and the data on the PM5 monitor?

Thank you for all your responses; they have given me a lot to consider. After careful consideration, here's my decision: I've opted for a BikeErg to have the flexibility of doing my desired amount of steady-state workouts at home. I plan to do 3 or 4 one-hour sessions a week. I'll continue to use th...

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I'm looking to introduce 4 1hr steady state, zone 2 sessions per week into my training. I currently strength train, and am a rock climber, but feel zone 2 cardio is missing in my programming. (Having been totally sold on the importance of zone 2 by Dr Peter Attia in his great book, Outlive). I under...

I'm looking to buy a BikeErg but will need to store it under the stairs (in a cupboard) whilst not in use. I have studied the dimensions and it WILL fit, but it's a tight space and wonder if I'll be able to manoeuvre it in. I know it's on wheels, but just how manouverable is the bike? Would a Rower ...