Sound crazy I know, but this winter my clincher PT wheels will be on my wintersteed while my new PT on tubular rims will de on the rollers (freestanding not turbo) as I will train with power both in and outside:p What tubulars would be best for rollers - I was thinking just the cheapest (Conti giro or something like that), and I reckon I wouldn´t even need to glue them. I have thought about this and haven´t really found any reason that harm should come to my nice wheels from this (apart from bad karma from the cycling gods:rolleyes🙂.
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Tubulars for rollers - which
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Nicolai Foss said:
Sound crazy I know, but this winter my clincher PT wheels will be on my wintersteed while my new PT on tubular rims will de on the rollers (freestanding not turbo) as I will train with power both in and outside:p What tubulars would be best for rollers - I was thinking just the cheapest (Conti giro or something like that), and I reckon I wouldn´t even need to glue them. I have thought about this and haven´t really found any reason that harm should come to my nice wheels from this (apart from bad karma from the cycling gods:rolleyes🙂.
There's no real reason to ride anything flash if training indoors and with power. However I bet you forget you haven't glued them the first time you take 'em outdoors.....:eek:
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