Does anyone know a reason not to road ride with the skewer that comes with the CycleOps
trainer? TIA.
--Jim
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Road Riding with a CycleOps Skewer?
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"Jim Meyers" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Does anyone know a reason not to road ride with the skewer that comes with the CycleOps
trainer? TIA.No reason not to. The tradistional-style skewer is include in the package with trainers because of
late some bicycles ( Shimano-equipped and their ilk) use a variant that cannot be cupped securely by
the trainer's mount. We use a simple trainer for bike fits and find ourselves swapping skewers a lot
because of this. In fairness, all three present designs can hold the wheel adequately ( if their cam
is lubricated and they are adjusted correctly). The issue is only one of fit in the trainer.--
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