Old 01-19-16 | 08:19 AM
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kevindsingleton
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From: Western PA

Bikes: 2013 Specialized Crosstrail Elite, 1986 Centurion Elite RS, Diamondback hardtail MTB, '70s Fuji Special Road Racer, 2012 Raleigh Revenio 2.0, 1992 Trek 1000

Originally Posted by OshkoshBiker
I feel that turning the knob 2X is too much. You only need to turn it tight enough for the wheel to not slip. I have no issues with tire wear. Also, I needed to replace the resistance unit after two years and Cycleops (Saris) replaced it, no questions asked. They have excellent tech support.
What prompted you to replace the resistance unit? I've been considering this trainer (being in Western PA, like the OP, the weather is not conducive to outdoor riding!), but I wouldn't want to lose days or weeks of riding due to a repair issue after only a couple of seasons.
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