What is the longer time/distance you done on a turbo trainer?

[Simpleton]

90 minutes, but this is on a wattbike thus the creme de la creme of trainers.

No junk miles here - all training.

 

[fossyant]

30 mins was what I used to do before I got bored.

They are good for injury recovery. Oh Gaz 39 stoner can I have my turbo back please, I've got surgeries coming up...

 

[The_Weekend_Report_Guy]

30 mins was what I used to do before I got bored.

They are good for injury recovery. Oh Gaz 39 stoner can I have my turbo back please, I've got surgeries coming up...

Eventually I will write about that.. really shitty experience on that area for me.. But you are absolutely right can be great to get back in shape and recover from an injury.

 

[mangowifi]

I did Alp D'huez the other night as my 2nd ever ride, took me 55mins, which was by far and away the longest I've done on a turbo.

I need to sort out flood defences for the pool of water created by the ride on the floor though!

 

[Dogtrousers]

I've only skim read this thread, so perhaps this has already been mentioned.
One CC member @twinnies managed 24 hours in a charity event earlier this year ...
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/introduction.177176/#post-3614207

 

[oldfatfool]

Done the route des grande alpes, 637km but it was over a dozen sessions on the TACX

 

[The_Weekend_Report_Guy]

I've only skim read this thread, so perhaps this has already been mentioned.
One CC member @twinnies managed 24 hours in a charity event earlier this year ...
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/introduction.177176/#post-3614207

That has to be a record..! And insane one..!

 

[buggi]

An hour was the longest I did. I had good intentions of keeping up this for the winter but within a week I was down to 10 min. As long as its not icy I'd rather go out for half hour on the bike in the freezing cold than 10 min on a turbo.