Dabbling with rollers

[BenScoobert]

I've ordered the cycleops aluminium with resistance today, I'll pick it up tuesday

let the fun begin, started clearing the man shed a little

 

[derrick]

Got these today,
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/ro...cx-Antares-Rollers-T1000/TACXTRAI180000000000
They feel well made and sturdy, easy to adjust and not very noisy,

First go a bit wobbly, after a couple of goes got the hang of it, i like these a lot i can see them getting plenty of use now we are starting to get some rough weather.
Cheers Del.

 

[edindave]

Got these today,
http://www.ribblecyc...RAI180000000000
They feel well made and sturdy, easy to adjust and not very noisy,

First go a bit wobbly, after a couple of goes got the hang of it, i like these a lot i can see them getting plenty of use now we are starting to get some rough weather.
Cheers Del.

I'm finding it much easier to get going after about 9 or 10 goes on them... even at lower cadences 60-70 ish.

I've ordered the cycleops aluminium with resistance today, I'll pick it up tuesday

let the fun begin, started clearing the man shed a little

Nice one, it would be good to hear how you get on, especially your thoughts about the resistance unit.

Today I've gone through the "100 incident free miles" barrier on the rollers. I am quite surprised at this achievement!

 

[Big John]

Whoever invented rollers needs a pat on the back. Turbo's are great up to a point but I never seem to get bored on the rollers. After half an hour on the turbo I've usually had enough.