A real paincave
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Get a dehumidifier unit 
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I’m a bit more old school and use a broom handle to turn it on/change speed when required! Adds technical skill whilst on rollers! 
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I see how you got your name…must be some serious wipeouts doing stunts like that! 
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Got it about the faux drop ceiling. You can (almost) never have enough outlets and USB connections.
That cellar looks awesome. Heat and airflow are about the only way to lower the humidity, but I’m sure you know that.
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This is one of the most original things I’ve seen. 
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This could be an amazing training space!
chapeau, your cave is insane…nice work
That is an impressive use of available space.
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Nice set up! I would put the tv way lower though. My neck hurts just looking at that.
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Agree especially if you’re doing TT efforts or on the handlebar drops. Otherwise love the efficient setup!
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Thanks! Yeah, I’ve lowered it. This picture was when I first got the monitor and did the initial set up but quickly realized it needed to be adjusted lol. I run TR on a phone set up on the desk.
Mind sharing which TV stand/tripod that is? Thanks.
There should be some sort of top 10 best paincave election and award/prize
Some really impressive and inspiring spaces.
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As long as mine wins the category where the prize is decent insulation and flood defences, I’m all for it 
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We need creative categories. For example:
- Most uncycling related item in your Pain Cave.
- Symmetry achieved
- Number of plug sockets required to run your setup
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Sure. As long as the most heavily weighted metric is workout compliance
I like em all though really. Ironing board sarcophagus to professionally designed looking self love trophy mansions. That musty dark garage that will result in black lung disease to the well lit sun rooms this is a fun thread.
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