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Are you using a wheel-on or wheel-off version? BC I'd have to do the swap many, many times to justify buying another trainer in terms of either floor space (urb
by ubermonkey 6y ago
Are you using a wheel-on or wheel-off version? BC I'd have to do the swap many, many times to justify buying another trainer in terms of either floor space (urban living, yo) or dollars.
- alistairSH 6y agoOne of each. Mine is a Kickr, wife's is a Kickr Snap. It is nice to ride at the same time. It does take up significant room - our basement family room is more than half exercise equipment (2 trainers, 1 Concept II rower). The remaining space is barely enough for sofa, TV on a sideboard, and a bookshelf (which is half full of bike helmets and related gear). In therms of dollars, yeah, it's pricey, but compared to gym memberships (now all cancelled), or the bikes themselves, it's pocket change.
- ubermonkey 6y agoThe space is the bigger issue for us. If we lived in a typical suburban house with a basement, yeah, it'd be easy to do two. I have a friend here who lives in a much bigger home -- he's wealthy; former oil co. CIO -- who has a "dual KICKR" setup for him and his wife that includes custom built (by him) cabinetry and air bladders underneath that can be pumped up or relaxed to provide more realistic on-bike motion. Each is paired to its own computer for Zwift with a dedicated display. It's also very, very obvious that he is a wealthy former engineer. In a charming and nerdy way.