This looks pretty sweet. But the pricing, at least to me, has become 
Especially if you are looking at it to share with a partner, and would need to buy a second frame
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Clicks link, sees price, closes window.
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Yes - the price is pretty eye watering. Unfortunately I didn’t short the market with all the DUMP dibs, so this is out of my price range 
Clicked on thread, read comments, clicked back.
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Yeah, price is what it is but I would be still interested to feel the promised movement 
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Yeah. IDK about the value proposition for me. I have a full motion platform and the main thing is that the saddle/bike can move some and isn’t a rigid immovable object. I find this greatly improves overall comfort. The fact that it isn’t a “realistic” motion doesn’t matter as far as I’m concerned. But then I’m not a ZWIFTER, Rouvyist, or other sort of indoor riding enthusiast. I just wanna knock out the workouts when it’s not practical to ride outside.
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I’m on the opposite side. I’ve done trainer on hardwood, the Kickr Core tennis ball feet, all the way up to a full rocker board. I wouldn’t say anything made it more comfortable. I actually sold my rocker board because it didn’t feel any different to me than on a hard floor comfort-wise. So unless you can simulate a real world feel for the trainer, I’m not paying any extra for a rocking motion.
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Not to argue with you, but have you tried anything with fore/aft motion? For me, I like the side to side, but fore/aft was a bit of a game changer.
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No, it was just side to side.
I’ve actually been kind of unhappy with my JetBlack trainer. Maybe upgrade to the Kickr Move this winter.
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