anyone used the elite primo wireless trainer?
03-29-06, 04:28 PM
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anyone used the elite primo wireless trainer?
I have a couple of questions about this fluid trainer..
https://www.bikemania.biz/Elite_Wirel...uiddigital.htm
a. Has anyone used this one? I am concerned the elasto theory is weird. The bike completely rests on the roller. Isnt that too much pressure on such a small area of the wheel?
b. Are the power readings accurate?
Thanks...
Jay
https://www.bikemania.biz/Elite_Wirel...uiddigital.htm
a. Has anyone used this one? I am concerned the elasto theory is weird. The bike completely rests on the roller. Isnt that too much pressure on such a small area of the wheel?
b. Are the power readings accurate?
Thanks...
Jay
03-29-06, 05:49 PM
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I think you'll find that the bike rests on its axle/skewer and the roller is pressed against the wheel by a spring. I use an Elite, but not that model.
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Originally Posted by webist
I think you'll find that the bike rests on its axle/skewer and the roller is pressed against the wheel by a spring. I use an Elite, but not that model.
