I’d buy that! Looks great!
Great work again - I like the style ! 
That reminded me of a paragraph from an article about that phrase…
“We are not weighed down by the weight of our wheels, our seat post, or our shoes, but by the limitations of our heart, lungs, legs and diet. Reducing aerodynamic drag by three percent or wearing bib shorts made from a single sheet of graphene will have little effect. No amount of upgrades are going to improve the reflection in that shop front.”
I’d buy a mirror with that etched on it🤣
I work for DHHS. Lets hope the new restrictions get us out of the mess we’re now in… 
Thank you 
He wants to keep cool as well.
Our baby is nearing the age where he’ll sleep in the crib in his own room and so it was decided the old paincave would be converted to baby cave (oh the sacrifices we make)
So I was tasked with setting up in the garage. This isn’t it’s final form. I think i’d like to replace the music stand and shelf with a single work table. I definitely need two screens but certainly not two laptops so perhaps a laptop with an external monitor or tv.
Edit: to note the AC. Definitely needed during the summer months in Southern Ontario. I’m not sure how I’ll fare in the winter. I’ll definitely need some sort of heater. What’s the consensus on the ideal temperature range? I know that starting out cold feels uncomfortable for about a few minutes before your body warms up but just wondering what I need to be aiming for. Anyone else in a similar climate in an uninsulated garage in the winter?
I’ve got myself an Chinese diesel heater noted else where on this forum. My garage hits 0’c in the winter often, so heater on for about 30 minutes gets the temperature up to around 10’c, which is good enough for me. Seem to remember the consensus with discussions on this before was basically HTFU 
I tell myself cold is good, mentally I visualise thicker air, more fuel for your body per inhale!
Even at 10’c it gets cold due to the fans chill factor 
I use an oil-filled electric heater in my garage. Can set the temp and forget. Just enough to keep the extreme chill off. My garage is insulated, but is where I would start even if it was not.
Unless its super cold in your garage (which in Ontario might be a real issue) I think you can easily get away with just wearing a light jacket or long sleeve shirt during the warm up. You will heat up the garage by several degrees and you can just turn the fans down. I’ve done workouts outdoors when it was in the 30s (F) and other than the being a little chilly during the warm up I was fine during the workout.
You can definitely be too cold though so maybe if it’s below 20 or 25 then I would look for ways to warm it up a little.
I’m sure not comparable to your cold, but in my unheated shed in the mountains of Ireland, I just layer up to start, and strip off as my body temp goes up. That’s done me ok down to an outside temp of -5 or 6 Celsius.
I do have oil filled heaters, with timers, but I ended up only using them when I was doing strength and conditioning out there. Now I don’t do S&C (must add that to the list of what TrainerRoad recommends that I don’t do), and I don’t use the heaters for the bike.
Sorry for spamming this thread up 
but I’m really enjoying the creative zone I’ve managed to get myself into and I’m also very grateful for all of the positive feedback
Decided to go back to my cycling roots on this one and play in the dirt. Nice to change the focus as well.
sorry, which chinese diesel heater did you get?
I’m in Ontario and will be moving my bike/trainer to my garage this year! thinking whether I’ll be able to cope with the cold…
I ordered one of these from ebay, 12v Air diesel heater 5kw It’s not the original link of the one I ordered but looks exactly the same. It’s done me well for two winters, I fire it up through the summer once or twice to ensure it continues to work and too stop anything clogging up… I also fitted a smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector just in case, neither have ever gone off!
There are plenty of setups/reviews on Youtube, think I remember seeing a permanent garage wall installations for it.
A little update as I swapped out a H3 for a Neo 2T. While the H3 was being replaced under warranty for a clicking noise I bought the Neo.
Now I need to sell the H3 when I get it next week. I am lucky to have my older Trek on the trainer permanently along with the MP1 and a lifeline trainer table. Do Zwift on an old Panasonic plasma and run it with a just as old IMAC.
How is the MP1?
