Wow that room is green. 
I’ve got a real softspot for that shape of S-Works Tarmac… Lovely colouring too.
Wow, I have questions about that ergometer!
Does TR control resistance of the ergometer?
Hows does the inertia compare to other trainers/outdoor?
Some people have excuses, some people just do. Well done. 
Yes, TR controls it using ANT+ FE-C. The feel is what I like the most about it, I’d say it has a very road-like feeling. But I haven’t ridden any modern direct-drive trainers, so I can’t really compare it to those.
The bike is actually mostly use for test facilities, but I was lucky enough to have one lent to me to support my efforts of making this model and the more cheaper models ANT+ capable.
I’m amazed* at the amount of people that have garages, spare rooms and spaces for workouts that aren’t full of random crap.
*jealous
serious crosswind!
My garage used to be a room for my car and random crap spread out around it. I had a vision of a workout space that I would enjoy using and spent weeks researching how I could make it work and all the products that would suit my needs. Then I spent a week pulling everything out, throwing away junk, installing shelving and storage to organize things better and create the space I needed. Finally I was able to put in the workout equipment and I love the result. I can still get my car in the same as before, all the random stuff is more organized and accessible and I created a new “room” that gets a lot of use.
Rough plan I drew up in the planning phase. Final result surprisingly came very close to the plan
@AdamJ I’m amazed at the number of people who have garages that don’t have cars in them, but I think I am in the minority.
Car goes in the garage, it’s just that including it doesn’t show off the paincave space as well.
As a sub topic here, what does everyone do for climate control?
or am I the only southerner? Right now I’m keeping my inside garage door open and using fans to duct air into the garage from the game room, but I’m looking at a split ductless unit here in a few months.
Anyone?
@mellowdave I’m in NC and just use two Lasko fans. In the summer I do my workouts in the morning before the sun heats up the garage too much, the temperature is between 75-85 in the hotter months when I workout.
I’m in Texas… training in the garage is pretty much a non-starter for me. My wife and I are talking about building a finished shed (electricity, insulation…) in the next year or two, but otherwise I’m not training in a shed either. 
My long term plan (next summer at the earliest) is to do the same, but then my current space is just going to become a bigger game room for th kids, so it will still need AC. Honestly, summer isn’t too bad with the AC coming from th house, but I guess since we never really get acclimated to cold here, I freeze out here when the temp drops.
@julianoliver - how much height does your pain cave have. Would love to squeeze a rack into my garage, but not sure I have the clearance.
To make my fans effective I use a strong mobile dehumidifier
I’m not sure, but my guess is around 10 ft. I think you’d likely be ok for height, it only has to be taller than your equipment which in my case is the Rogue RML-490C which has a height of 90.375". That’s under 8 ft, so you’d have to have seriously low ceilings for that to be an issue. You’ll get variation between brands, but most are going to be around that height to allow for overhead pressing without hitting the top (unless you’re a giraffe).
For most people, I think width and depth are more likely to be an issue. Width since you have to have room for the bar and enough room on either end to allow easy plate loading, something around 10 ft is ideal. Depth, not for the equipment, the equipment which is actually pretty shallow, but once you factor in bench length and walking around room, something like 8 feet. So, 8’ H, 10’ W, 8’D is roughly what I think you’re looking for.
If you don’t have that kind of room, there are smaller options height wise, like a squat stand or just a basic bench setup. No getting away from the length of your body or the width of the bar though. Good luck.
Thanks! Yeah, I”m 6’5 with long arms, so definitely need a bit more height than most for Shoulder Presses. There are rafters in my garage at around 8 feet (away at the moment so can’t measure, but that feels right), so I’m going to be a bit restricted, but like the idea of having a basic rack set up for squats, bench press etc.