
Pat Warner
VP of Product R&D at Giant Bicycles (巨大集團), formerly Senior VP of Product Development at Stages Cycling.
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Oct 8, 2026
444: How to Optimize the Indoor Training and Racing Experience
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Trevor ConnorHOST
So my question to you, is that still the case, and will that always be the case, or is that something that's improving?

Pat WarnerGUEST
Well, actually, everybody talked about inertia, but it was such a minimal inertia compared to what you think about on or what you have outdoors.

Pat WarnerGUEST
I mean, people don't really think about when they're riding outside, they just think about the weight of their bike.

Pat WarnerGUEST
But if you're a 150 pound person going down the road at 25 miles an hour on a- 18-pound bike.
30 MINS LATER

Trevor ConnorHOST
They don't have wheels, the way we think of it, designed completely for indoor riding, but what is the benefits of those? How do they differ from that, just put in an old bike on a, a trainer?