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CycleOps Classic Fluid 2 Turbo Trainer with DVD
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Pay : $316.01
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CycleOps Powertap G3 Alloy Wheelset
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Pay : $1,490.62
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CycleOps Classic Mag Plus Turbo Trainer with Shifter
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Pay : $208.69
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CycleOps Powertap Pro Alloy Wheelset
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Pay : $1,091.14
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CycleOps Powertap Track Sprockets
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Pay : $47.70
CycleOps Jet Fluid Pro Turbo Trainer with DVD
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Pay : $375.64
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CycleOps Powertap SLC Plus (Hub Only)
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Pay : $902.05
CycleOps Powertap 2.4 Coded Heart Rate Strap
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Pay : $59.62
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CycleOps Powertap Enve Carbon 45mm Wheelset + Free Joule 1
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Pay : $2,862.00
CycleOps Powertap G3 Enve Carbon Clincher 45mm Wheelset
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Pay : $3,178.01
CycleOps Resistance Unit for Aluminium Rollers
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Pay : $89.44
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CycleOps Powerbeam Pro VT Trainer (With Joule GPS)
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Pay : $1,490.62
CycleOps Trainer Cam Lever Upgrade Kit
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Pay : $28.62
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CycleOps Powertap Padded Wheel Bag
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Pay : $35.78
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CycleOps Powertap G3 Enve Carbon Tubular 45mm Wheelset
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Pay : $3,178.01
CycleOps Powertap Freehub Body (15mm Axle)
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Pay : $71.55
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CycleOps Powertap Pro MTB Disc Brake Hub Only
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Pay : $1,091.14
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CycleOps
Cycleops are world famous for producing high quality cycle trainers. However, the company origins weren’t in cycling, believe it or not they started with producing curtain rods! The story goes that the Graber brothers sold their window products company and needed something to do. They experimented in their garage and came up with a best-selling bike rack. In 1989, Chris and Sara Fortune purchased the company when it was selling 80,000 bike racks a year. In 1990, a high-end brand of bike rack was launched, branded as “Saris.” Today Saris is a leading supplier to the bicycle industry in over 30 countries. The company expanded in 1999 by acquiring the Cycleops brand of bike trainer. As usual they set out to improve on the design and by 2001 they created a new trainer frame and in 2002 they launched the world’s first progressive resistance Cycleops magnetic trainer. It was in 2001 that they heard about a hub that could measure power output and they jumped at the chance to bring this product to cyclists. They bought the company that invented Powertap and started a new round of Cycleops cycling innovations.
