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trainers for stationary trainer

Started by Email address hidden · 29 March 2005 · Last activity 29 March 2005 · 5 posts · 584 views

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Published: 29 March 2005
Last activity: 29 March 2005
Original author: Email address hidden
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Topics: Indoor trainers

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29 March 2005, 14:10 UTC #1

I have been using Continental Ultra 2000 Road and my CycleOps FLUID2
Trainer has been eating the tires within two weeks. Pleasse help

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Olebiker
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29 March 2005, 16:19 UTC #2

My experience has been that folks who experience excessive tire wear on
trainers are setting the roller to tight against the tire.
[censored] Durbin
Tallahassee

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gds
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29 March 2005, 16:46 UTC #3

Agreed!
When I lived in the NE and used trainers a lot a tire would last the
entire winter and still be ridable inthe spring.

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Colorado Bicycler
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29 March 2005, 17:07 UTC #4

Ditto
My tires last a long time.

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Mike Latondresse
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29 March 2005, 19:17 UTC #5

[email hidden] wrote in news:1112105419.616842.311770
@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:
Quoted message said:
I have been using Continental Ultra 2000 Road and my CycleOps FLUID2
Trainer has been eating the tires within two weeks. Pleasse help
Stop doing it.

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