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COMPUTRAINER CRAIGSLIST TV
You can just barely see a tiny little black bump on the left upper side of the TV – that’s the reciever. So I then ran an IR blater with the reciver just barely visible on the upper left corner of the screen, right behind the lip of the glass. However, I still had to solve the IR emitter issue. So I used the shelving to put the Media Center Extender (HP one) on it. The back of that wall is actually just the garage, and I happen to have some shelving right there. Such a nice room…and not there to use it. Ironically, just as I finish this, I’m off for weeks of travel. And, all the photos in the room are ones I’ve taken at some point.
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But perhaps with the newer RacerMate One software suite coming out, it’ll improve things. We primarily use the Coaching Mode software, over any of the real course stuff. The little TV is the CompuTrainer, though I can switch it to the big TV if I want.
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Brilliant…yet simple.Īnd for those curious, the TV is a Samsung LED LCD which is running Windows 7 Media Center (like TiVo, only better). Now it looks all pretty:įinally, one trick I have is using a OXO 4C Measuring cup to hold remotes/gel bottles, etc… It easily holds onto either handlebars or aerobars.
I also picked up the twofer CompuTrainer handlebar mount stand from them to hold them both. Yes, the trainers may seem close to the wall, but it’s really not that close…it’s just the wide angle lens. There’s still some nice detail touches we need to add – like a small coffee table and some wall stuffs. Oh…and how does the whole room look now? Pretty freakin’ awesome. And dang…these things are thin these days.
COMPUTRAINER CRAIGSLIST FULL
Naturally, the way I looked at things – this gave me complete and full permission to go buy a new flat screen TV. It arrived last week, and was packed perfectly – almost like new (and in fact, looked barely used).įinally, I had one missing piece. Sweet! Oh – and if you’re looking for a used CompuTrainer, read this very recent thread on what to look for in a used CT. But back a few weeks ago I finally got the deal I was looking for: $695.
Over the course of the summer we had a few failed attempts where I’d miss cheaply listed ones, or the seller wouldn’t respond. This would deliver anything with the word ‘CompuTrainer’ into my Inbox mere moments after posting – allowing me to quickly jump on it. And, I was aiming that someone might simply want to offload it at whatever they could fetch without doing research.īut…my secret arsenal? The Craigslist RSS feed button. CT’s haven’t changed much in the last decade – so basically anything made after around 1950 or so would work (just kidding…I mean 1960), and might only need minor (if any) updates. With a retail price of $1,500, even a model 3-4 years old will still fetch $1,000+. Except, this is difficult because the CompuTrainer’s hold value really really really well. So for months I’ve been watching Craigslist and eBay for another CompuTrainer.
And with the help of the Home Depot truck, we got things all back to the pad successfully.Įven with the new arrangement, we’d still have the issue of similar workouts at the same time and one trainer. Then, we went to the mall to West Elm and picked up a bunch of comfy couches. Which, meant finding homes for bike bags, bikes, and those pesky seals. In other words, it would force it to look nice.įirst, we cleared the space. By forcing the ‘chillin’ angle, it’d ensure it just didn’t because another place overrun with training junk. We decided on a joint training room/chillin’ room. Further enhancing things were the inevitable grease stains that would need to be carpet cleaned out every few months. Occasionally during this trip the bikes would make-out with the wall – leaving skid marks on the wall. But this also required a trip up the first flight of steep stairs.
Meanwhile, upstairs, the bikes would duel away day in and day out on the CompuTrainer or regular trainer. It was basically just getting out of hand. I think a bunch of seals may have been hanging out there at one point. Bikes would sit there, or workout stuffs, or just general stuffs. And in the case of this room, being on the first floor basically wedged between two entrances, it didn’t really flow well from a logistics standpointīut empty soon gave way to bike room/random junk room. So while I have four floors – it’s only 19’ wide. In townhouses, the structures are tall, but thin. See, when I bought the place some 6 years ago, there was always this room downstairs on the first floor that had little use. As I alluded to a week or so ago, the Girl and I were a bit busy transforming an unused room in the townhouse.
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