EVERY bike flexes on the trainer. Even super stiff road bikes like a R3 or a Soloist Carbon will flex on a trainer.

Don't worry, your TiPhoon is plenty stiff.

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I trainer ain't like riding on the road.
most bikes look flexey on a trainer.

Thom

you have a nice bike.

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Slowtwitch bitchist place on planet earth

Can you really tell the difference between the flex of the frame and the pieces of the trainer where your rear triangle attaches to??

I have found most bike flex quite a bit on the trainer. I have found a lot of variation though, but I would have thought the typhoon would be pretty good. My ghisallo flexes quite a bit, but seems OK on the road. I have recently bought a look 486, which is amaizingly stiff (particularly on the trainer). If it feels responsive on the road - no problem!

I agree - funny since I just hopped off the trainer (Troy Jacobson kicking my arse again) and was watching a little flex on my Guru, especially with the big gear one leg drills. Remember, Ti will flex a little more than a stiff carbon bike too (hence the nice ride). I doubt you would ever notice it on the road (even with 59cm frame and 220 lbs.) Tiphoon is a great bike.

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