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• #2
you can have my stomach, and your welcome to it, bloody thing.
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• #3
I've lost about 2kg of my own weight last month - if you find it, you can keep it. Hope that helps.
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• #4
Two bags of spuds? Borrow one from a local gym? Wheel bike to local gym and use it there?
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• #5

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• #6
My intention was:
- Put bike in turbo
- Hang weight from pedal axle
- Rotate rear wheel backwards, raising weight until crank is parallel with ground/zero offset figure is highest
- Record zero offset figure displayed on PC-V
- Put numbers into spreadsheet to calculate slope
- Enter slope into PC-V
So easiest to do at home I think, and 20kg is a lot of spuds!
- Put bike in turbo
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• #7
20kg bag of sand from B&Q?
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• #8
I've got a 20kg bag of Mapei tile cement, not the easiest of things to hang from a pedal however.
That said, I'll give it a go if I cannot find something more compact I guess.
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• #9
Even a 20kg olympic plate is large and cumbersome, but its either that of 4x5kg standard plates with 1" hole which is even more cumbersome.
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• #10
I improvised:

fatoldbloke
dimi3
hippy
ObiWomKenobi
Dammit
DFP
Preferably one or two weight plates with a hole in the centre, or a kettle bell wanted- thinking £20ish.
What have you got?