My first test ride on MyWhoosh trainer app for this Indoor ride. It took me forever to set up and figure out. It did not download the ride after I was finished as it was supposed to and I thought the ride was lost. I had more than one account setup and I was having trouble signing back in. It took me hours figuring that out. If you enter the wrong email name it cannot be changed, you need to delete the account. There are no help or instructions on the app. You need to search the web for that, Also the download page is outside of the app, so you need to leave the app to download and the name it gives you is super long, so I changed it to something that makes sense to me. There is a large learning curve for this app. It seems to be a good app for what it is. Once I get to used to the in and out of the app and its for free I will be happy super happy! This was a 30 min zone 2 ride which mimicked a large loop as riders zipped by me and as I passed others and ran over a guy's foot the was stopped on the side of the track, over and over again... The ride is much easier than outside. I also set up the app to use ERG mode which I forgot, as my cadence went way higher than I wanted it to I used the bike gears to slow it down which was defeating the purpose of this mode, LOL! The bike pedaling was super smooth causing the higher cadence than on the road. I will be changing out he chainring to match my outdoor bikes. It was freezing in the my outdoor unheated, uninsulated room, I started to heat up pretty well wearing only a thin short sleeve, a middle weight long sleeve shirt and a very thin wind breaker. For the bottoms I wore thin bike pants with bike shorts, mid weight socks, bike shoes and light gloves with a light cap. For future rides I will use a fan on low speed to keep a slight breeze over my upper body. I spent all the day and most of the working on the computer that will be used outside. For some reason both graphic cards where dead, so I ordered another one. Right now my laptop i running the app. I also put in a new power supply... because the other one died too.