hahah.....do you want a bike desk?
10-18-02, 12:49 PM
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hahah.....do you want a bike desk?
10-18-02, 01:08 PM
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if its free, why not**********
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seems like a marvel of space efficiency!
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YES!!!
Cause I get ZERO exercise sittng at a computer all day doing tech support.
Not good for the waistline or anything else.
Cause I get ZERO exercise sittng at a computer all day doing tech support.
Not good for the waistline or anything else.
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I looked at this and thought it was neat but I've also done the trick of popping the bike into a trainer and sliding the front half under my desk (my desk is height adjustable so I just crank it up really high) achieving the same effect. I can type away at the keyboard and do my work while spinning. Admittedly, the keyboard has to be washed of dripping sweat afterwards. |8^(
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Where do I get a pair of spd pumps? Perhaps my local lbs will begin to carry a line of professional bikeware. Will I need a padded skirt or do I sit side saddle? Oh No all these questions!
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Sure hook it up to a dynamo and I'll use it to run my computer!
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Originally posted by Raiyn
Sure hook it up to a dynamo and I'll use it to run my computer!
Sure hook it up to a dynamo and I'll use it to run my computer!
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Originally posted by Spire
Woah! Cowbody, most computers run at about 250-350W, can you generate that at a sustainable rate?
Woah! Cowbody, most computers run at about 250-350W, can you generate that at a sustainable rate?
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10-18-02, 08:50 PM
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Originally posted by tnorman
Running your PC would be pretty tough, but a laptop would be no problem; they use around 25W, maybe a bit more if you're using the CD/DVD drive or other peripherals.
Running your PC would be pretty tough, but a laptop would be no problem; they use around 25W, maybe a bit more if you're using the CD/DVD drive or other peripherals.
