We’d like to know about your indoor training habits

Do you ride indoors? Maybe only under duress? Or maybe it’s central to keeping yourself fit and sane between rides outdoors? Mountain bikers don’t traditionally have a reputation for ‘training’, but we know from your chats on the Forum that plenty of you are at it. To help us demonstrate to brands that you’re interested, we’d like to know a bit about your habits – and if you’ve got a great tip for getting set up, or making it happen, head to the comments.

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