Tip #1 Air It Out
Inflate your tires. Even when riding indoors on the trainer, check tire pressure and air weekly.

Tip #2 Go Bald
Slick tires provide more friction between the tire and roller providing you with a better-quality, quieter ride.

Tip #3 Data, Data, Data
Get a rear mount computer and log you workout difficulty, distance, time, power and speed.

Tip #4 Set Goals
Use the ride data collected to establish goals and track progress to complete these goals.

Temperatures are getting lower, the winter is behind the corner. Keep you body in great form and train with the most realistic and reliable trainers on the market.

Innovative power meter with great price, different riser rings, mat, sweat guard and even the larger freewheel. All of this and much more is part of the accessories program for Kinetic trainers.

It’s easy to recognize Kinetic trainers, thanks to the typical green color. But only when you mount your bike on one and start training you will appreciate the quality and performance of this products. Let’s take a look at all 4 models.

Notably, Kinetic has continued to support each team and athlete from its 2014 roster. The addition of six new sponsorships has doubled Kinetic's commitment to cyclo-cross and triathlon and increased its involvement with mountain biking and professional women's cycling.

The 30 Days of inRide Contest has officially begun. Check Kinetic’s Facebook page for a new question each day and your correct answer will be entered into a daily drawing for a Kinetic inRide Watt Meter. 30 questions, 30 inRide giveaways!

Just mount your bike on the NEW Rock and Roll | Smart or NEW Road Machine | Smart, download the NEW Kinetic.fit app, activate your free subscription and ride. We take the complication out of power training. Upgrade to premium subscription and unlock your full potential.

Long known for its industry-leading portfolio of premium cycling trainers, Minneapolis-based Kinetic today announced the launch of its new Kinetic Smart Control electronic trainers. The lineup is headlined by the first ever free-moving electronic trainer, the Rock and Roll - Smart Control, and also includes the Road Machine - Smart Control, a fixed-base version.