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Recently, I've been asked by a few members about the distance of the RPM classes.  Is there a way to determine how many miles an RPM class is?    

I'm a newly minted RPM instructor and have been kept busy this summer as a substitute. All has been fine (I also teach Pump) until I taught this week, during a time slot I've never even participated in. Starting in track 3, about a third of the participants were getting off their bikes and leaving the studio to fill their water bottles, all ...

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Hi,   I have a cycling background and understand the mechanics of bikes more than most and I agree with the suggestion that it is purely equipment reasons for not wanting a person to stretch on a indoor cycle.  Any exercise bike has a disadvantage to an outdoor bike, because what are up and down forces on an outdoor road or mountain ...

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Hello all, I track the number of cardio miles i do each week... compared with my outdoor riding i estimate we cover about 15 miles in a 45 minute RPM class.  Does anyone know of any hard data to support or refute this figure?   All the best... Chris

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That's awesome, it's *exactly* what I'm looking for! You used a time trial/tri bike - would that make bars too wide for RPM?  This is why I was thinking road bike with clip-on aero bar, although I suppose it doesn't make that much difference (and most spin bikes have bars a little wider than road bikes anyway). The turbo trainer - wind, mag ...

Months ago you wrote a great post about carbs and exercise.   In that post you referred to about 5 bars that you would actually turn to if you needed a quick carb fix.    Would you feel comfortable letting us know which bars those are?   I also don't eat bars much, but am going to be doing two big outdoor rides ...

Hello Samantha. What you need to do Samantha is get yourself a set of Shimano SPD Mt Bike/Touring cleats. There are a couple of different models but they will all fit any pedal that is Shimano SPD compatible. Most bikes that have even there own clipless branded pedal will still work with a Shimano cleat. Keiser (I agree with the ...