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advice on buying spin bike

john_doe. · 2014-02-11 13:19:54

http://www.nordictrack.co.uk/bikes/racing-series/nordictrack-gx-52-indoor-cycle.html http://www.kettlerdirect.co.uk/Product-Details.asp?item=&product=541 Could someone please offer an opinion on the two bikes above. I have done good bit of cycling in gym and wud like to get bike for home.

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11-02-2014 2:19pm

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john_doe.

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http://www.nordictrack.co.uk/bikes/racing-series/nordictrack-gx-52-indoor-cycle.html

http://www.kettlerdirect.co.uk/Product-Details.asp?item=&product=541

Could someone please offer an opinion on the two bikes above. I have done good bit of cycling in gym and wud like to get bike for home.

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#2 11-02-2014 2:37pm
mdwexford

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I'm get a Keiser m3 if your spending that kind of money.

http://www.donedeal.ie/gym-for-sale/keiser-m3-spin-bikes/6153366

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#3 11-02-2014 2:42pm
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For the price of the second one, you could get a decent 2nd hand road bike and a turbo trainer

I don't know muchon these bikes - take a root around done deal - you may see some good options - I see the brand & model Keiser M3 bike on there from time to time which wouldn't be a bad option

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