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Cycleops PowerBeam Pro vs Computrainer

When it comes to purchasing a power meter, my recommendation will always be to choose the most flexible product that your budget allows. For this reason I advise purchasing an on-bike unit that can be used both indoors and outdoors, and for training and racing. However, there are some compelling new indoor power training options that may fit your niche. Cycleops, maker of the most popular power meter, the Power Tap, has been incorporating its technology into spin cycles, and most recently, the PowerBeam Pro stationary trainer.

Computrainer vs TACX vs SRM

Hi All -

Currently, I have Computrainer, but am thinking about selling it to get a "discounted" SRM and perhaps a TACX for indoor training. This way I can get power readings indoors and out. Anyone have experience w/ the TACX trainers (like the Flow)? What's your opinion on SRM and other power measurement devices?

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SEATTLE, WA. (Feb. 15, 2007) – Soon anyone will be able to ride the scenic and challenging 2007 Amgen Tour of California bike race courses, without ever leaving the comfort of their homes.

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