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Newbie to training rollers

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  1. Hi people,

    I like to start with training rollers (here is winter -> bad weather).
    I put a pair of slick tires 26 x 1.5 on my MTB and I need some advices about the routine, which problems I´ll face during the training and how to solve it.

    Thanks in advance.

    Marcelo

  2. mpm said:

    Hi people,

    I like to start with training rollers (here is winter -> bad weather).
    I put a pair of slick tires 26 x 1.5 on my MTB and I need some advices about the routine, which problems I´ll face during the training and how to solve it.

    Thanks in advance.

    Marcelo

    Is this the right place for my message .... ?

    Marcelo

  3. mpm said:

    Is this the right place for my message .... ?

    Marcelo


    MPM...you might want to post this question in a more popular section...I have personally never used rollers but a lot of the road folks do and I can not imagine that the training is that my different.

  4. mpm said:

    Hi people,

    I like to start with training rollers (here is winter -> bad weather).
    I put a pair of slick tires 26 x 1.5 on my MTB and I need some advices about the routine, which problems I´ll face during the training and how to solve it.

    Thanks in advance.

    Marcelo


    Hey,
    The biggest problem you'll face is balance. Make sure you have something sturdy to hold on to until you get used to the feel and uncertainty of riding on rollers. And make sure you have that sturdy object near you while you're riding. Keep training on them, and you'll see improvements. When you can ride no-handed and drink from your water bottle, you'll be in good shape! 😉

  5. Orange Fish said:

    Hey,
    The biggest problem you'll face is balance. Make sure you have something sturdy to hold on to until you get used to the feel and uncertainty of riding on rollers. And make sure you have that sturdy object near you while you're riding. Keep training on them, and you'll see improvements. When you can ride no-handed and drink from your water bottle, you'll be in good shape! 😉


    I really gotta get me a set of rollers.

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