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On Test: Elite RealPower CT trainer, February 9, 2009

The single-sided axle mount is easy to use
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The resistance unit is computer-controlled
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The handlebar-mounted console
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Once the software is set up, getting things going is relatively simple.
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Users can pull up a course profile at any point
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Downloaded GPS and user-created courses
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The folding steel frame is disappointingly basic
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The hinged frame doesn't lock in place.
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A wired cadence sensor is included
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A riser block is conveniently included with the package
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The Elite RealPower CT trainer is a good choice
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