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location: Denmark
Member Type: Professional
Expertise: 2D designs
Tools: Photoshop

I am very interested in and work with development of bike frames and bike trainers. Bike trainer technology has undergone significant developments in recent years. One major advancement has been the development of smart trainers, which use sensors and algorithms to accurately simulate the resistance and feel of outdoor riding. These trainers can be connected to virtual training platforms, allowing riders to participate in interactive and immersive indoor training sessions.

Another development has been the use of direct drive trainers, which use a direct connection between the bike's rear axle and the resistance unit, rather than a flywheel system. This results in a more accurate and realistic road feel, as well as reduced wear and tear on the bike's drivetrain.

Additionally, there have been improvements in the materials and design of trainers, resulting in quieter, more stable, and more durable units. Many trainers now also offer the ability to simulate inclines, further enhancing the realism of indoor training sessions.

In conclusion, the recent developments in bike trainer technology have greatly improved the indoor training experience for cyclists, allowing them to train effectively and realistically, even in inclement weather or other challenging conditions.