Ok I know some of you are going to say "What do you want a stationary bike for?" Ride your rode bike!
Well the fact is as much as I'd like to I can't ride everyday! There is this thing called a job and a life and sometimes more often than I would like they get in the way of the things I'd rather be doing!
So I'm thinking if I had a stationary bike at the house I could at least take a ride on it when time for the Road bike isn't there! Like when I leave at 5am and get home at 10pm!
I'm riding for several different reasons but the top of the list is to lose some weight and get back into better shape than I am In now!
So now for the questions!
What type of Stationary Bike should I go for? I like the recumbents but think an upright would be a better work out (the ones that work the arms also)?
Then again should I get a Trainer and use my road bike?
Then again I think "Ok would I be more apt to hop on a Stationaty bike or take the time to set up the Trainer and then ride?" I'm thinking the Trainer could provide an excuse to say the heck with it! and the Stationary bike would be a better choice?
I know the rode to better health is to ride consistently so this could help keep me in a routine!
Any opinions or advice?
Well the fact is as much as I'd like to I can't ride everyday! There is this thing called a job and a life and sometimes more often than I would like they get in the way of the things I'd rather be doing!
So I'm thinking if I had a stationary bike at the house I could at least take a ride on it when time for the Road bike isn't there! Like when I leave at 5am and get home at 10pm!
I'm riding for several different reasons but the top of the list is to lose some weight and get back into better shape than I am In now!
So now for the questions!
What type of Stationary Bike should I go for? I like the recumbents but think an upright would be a better work out (the ones that work the arms also)?
Then again should I get a Trainer and use my road bike?
Then again I think "Ok would I be more apt to hop on a Stationaty bike or take the time to set up the Trainer and then ride?" I'm thinking the Trainer could provide an excuse to say the heck with it! and the Stationary bike would be a better choice?
I know the rode to better health is to ride consistently so this could help keep me in a routine!
Any opinions or advice?