Is there an indoor cycling app which isnt serious?
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After gaining some additional christmas timber, I am considering picking up a road bike and smart turbo trainer of some description to burn off the blubber.
From initial research the apps seem way too serious for my needs, I just want some nice visuals while I pedal away for an hour 2-3 times a week, I don't want any community features or know what my power I am generating and for how long.
I guess what I am asking is there either a playstation version? or a numpty/amateur mode for some of the apps? if not I may as well scrap this idea, book two weeks in india, and go for the dysentery diet instead.
From initial research the apps seem way too serious for my needs, I just want some nice visuals while I pedal away for an hour 2-3 times a week, I don't want any community features or know what my power I am generating and for how long.
I guess what I am asking is there either a playstation version? or a numpty/amateur mode for some of the apps? if not I may as well scrap this idea, book two weeks in india, and go for the dysentery diet instead.
r8m8 said:
What apps have you looked at? Zwift is the obvious one, and is only as serious as you want to be. There are casual group rides and more serious races.
I looked at Zwift, Supperfest, BKool, and Trainerroad, they all seemed to offer a wealth of features that I don't need. For example I am an anti social bugger at the best of times, so have no desire for any community features.option click said:
So don’t use them / switch off chat?
Or use Zwift offline - you wont even see any other riders on the road!
Didn't realise you could do that, might try it for the trial period and see how I get on, Just spotted a Cannondale road bike and Turbo trainer for £400 on facebook down the road from me that I am going to see tomorrow.Or use Zwift offline - you wont even see any other riders on the road!
Edited by option click on Friday 21st February 16:57
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