Just finished putting mine together for the winter. Still need to dress it up a little, but all the important stuff is together.
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [gohmdoree]
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Just finished putting mine together for the winter. Still need to dress it up a little, but all the important stuff is together.
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [TNFeDad]
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [TNFeDad]
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If you suffer you should recognize this screen. Not the greatest pic of my setup.
I prefer to ride in the dark for some reason. I switch off the lights in the garage so I only see the screen.
There is nothingon the ground, some bikes/surfboards on the walls. I have one fan blowing on me and surround sound.
It really has a cave feel to it. My special place, to suffer.
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [robgray]
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recently downgraded to be a bit more spartan/HTFUish
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [robgray]
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robgray wrote:
recently downgraded to be a bit more spartan/HTFUish That pretty lavish compard to mine. I'll have to shoot some pictures tonight or when I get a chance.
I see your budget requires you to share pedals with one of yoru road bikes. Sometimes compromises must be made.
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [JayZ]
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@JayZ - I like the idea of the dual screens. Curious how you use with your training - what's displayed on each one etc and what are they hooked up to?
Just finished putting mine together for the winter. Still need to dress it up a little, but all the important stuff is together.
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JayZ wrote:
Just finished putting mine together for the winter. Still need to dress it up a little, but all the important stuff is together.
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [rbrnut]
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The right monitor is hooked to the laptop sitting on the table to the right. Its running trainerroad with virtual power. The left monitor is running a Roku Box, its for entertainment purposes only. I use it mostly to stream amazon prime.
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [JayZ]
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JayZ wrote:
The right monitor is hooked to the laptop sitting on the table to the right. Its running trainerroad with virtual power. The left monitor is running a Roku Box, its for entertainment purposes only. I use it mostly to stream amazon prime.How big are each of those monitors?
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [Tory1340]
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great place to train for mental toughness.. nothing to critisize... your a bad ass.
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [Donzo98]
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house like that and a great looking fam in new york, you must be in the mafia... are you hiring ?
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [rbrnut]
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You guys got some sexy rooms.
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [Donzo98]
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dude you really ought to think about putting a hot tub or sauna in there for after.. thats a really nice room ... dont skimp out
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [coyote39]
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acdc rocks
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [pigpen73]
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pigpen73 wrote:
dude you really ought to think about putting a hot tub or sauna in there for after.. thats a really nice room ... dont skimp outWho said there isn't one?? You only saw one side of the room :)
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [TNFeDad]
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Here is my cave. Of note, is my 36x57" stair runner carpet with rubber backing that cost $9 at a building supply store and a pillow used to dampen trainer noise.
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [Timtek]
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How do you like that Vornado fan? I've got their cheap $20 model and on high it's too damn loud and not enough airflow.
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [santino314]
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santino314 wrote:
How do you like that Vornado fan? I've got their cheap $20 model and on high it's too damn loud and not enough airflow.I can't recommend it highly enough. It's three speeds: low, powerful, and knock your socks off.
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [toadbra]
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Re: Let see your Pain Cave [Timtek]
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Timtek wrote:
Here is my cave. Of note, is my 36x57" stair runner carpet with rubber backing that cost $9 at a building supply store and a pillow used to dampen trainer noise.
Oooo. I like that. I spent $50 on a rubber stall mat from a ranch store. Its nice and thick and quiet but the rubber stench is going to run me out of my entire house pretty soon.
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [JayZ]
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question...why the book under the front tire? just started using indoor trainer a months ago....any advice / info is appreciated.
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [JayZ]
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Are you using something else for sound or the internal speakers (does that model even have internal)?
I don't know if the model I have is that same one or not but it is a 24ish inch asus with hdmi and internal speakers. Been using it to setup the pc that will be dedicated to trainer road and with the pc and the monitor maxed it really is not loud.
For me it will just be displaying trainer road and a 32" tv will be used for entertainment (off the same pc) so just curious your experience with the volume level on it.
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [JayZ]
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JayZ wrote:
Timtek wrote:
Here is my cave. Of note, is my 36x57" stair runner carpet with rubber backing that cost $9 at a building supply store and a pillow used to dampen trainer noise.
Oooo. I like that. I spent $50 on a rubber stall mat from a ranch store. Its nice and thick and quiet but the rubber stench is going to run me out of my entire house pretty soon.
I've got 5 or 6 pieces of the stall mat.. and I stupidly like to drop my clean laundry on it all the time so I go pick up a shirt and it smells like rubber, gross.
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [mrtopher1980]
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I bought a mat for bike trainers and it seems to be pretty smell-resistant. My aerobar pads, that's a different story, but still not too bad.
Re: Let see your Pain Cave [lightheir]
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lightheir wrote:
I bought a mat for bike trainers and it seems to be pretty smell-resistant. My aerobar pads, that's a different story, but still not too bad.I am renting so I got permission to rip up the carpet on my first floor leaving me with bare concrete. I then got several pieces of horse stall mat and a single piece of ply wood and the whole room now has a rubber floor with a wooden lifting platform.. Old pic earlier in this thread some place.
mrtopher1980 wrote:
Are you using something else for sound or the internal speakers (does that model even have internal)?
I don't know if the model I have is that same one or not but it is a 24ish inch asus with hdmi and internal speakers. Been using it to setup the pc that will be dedicated to trainer road and with the pc and the monitor maxed it really is not loud.
For me it will just be displaying trainer road and a 32" tv will be used for entertainment (off the same pc) so just curious your experience with the volume level on it.
The monitors both have internal speakers, they aren't very loud. The trainerroad monitor is just loud enough for me to hear the beeps when an interval counts down. For the other monitor I use a bluetooth wireless transmitter and jaybird headphones.