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I want to train indoors over winter – what should I use?

JAMES NICHOLLS, TURBO TRAINER SPECIALIST AT HALFORDS.COM

“If your aim is to keep your fitness up over winter, then indoor cycling is a great way to achieve this. The roads become slippery in the colder months, and the pervasive darkness makes

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