Wind loader for Cats? is there such a animal?
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Wind loader for Cats? is there such a animal? |
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Posts: 4 (10/09/09 11:56:13) |
Wind loader for a Catrike. Is there such a Cat? (Result) |
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devious56 |
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Posts: 1612 (10/11/09 01:43:44) |
What is a wind-loader?
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harrym224 |
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Posts: 5 (10/11/09 09:43:04) |
You know a turbo, you put your rear wheel on a stand. When you pedal the wheel spins causing the turbine to spin, creating wind resistance thus wind
loader.....
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devious56 |
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Posts: 1613 (10/11/09 16:34:47) |
Got you, thanks for the explanation. Down here in Florida we call them resistance trainers, or just trainers. I have one that I use for my roadbikes, and my
wife's Trail, and my Expedition. In order to put a small wheel (20 inch) I had to buy an adapter to make the resistance unit get to the tire. Mine is
made by CycleOps.
Here is a Google link ( http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=1W1GGIE_en&q=resistance+trainers+for+bikes&aq=0&oq=resistance+trainers&aqi=g3g-m3 ) to a bunch of information. If you get one, make sure it will fit the size wheel that you need. David |
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Finatic |
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Posts: 4 (11/02/09 16:42:03) |
I use a Cyclops with the adaptor for the 20" wheel.
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Triker |
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Posts: 38 (11/07/09 17:53:31) |
Utah Trikes sells one for trikes...
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