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Old 11-10-16 | 09:50 AM
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69chevy
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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
I don't have that type of trainer, but are you running at least 100 psi in your rear tire? From what I can tell, your trainer has the same type of mechanism as mine (traveltrac fluid) for holding the roller against the rear wheel, it's a simple hand-tightened nut. Just give it a few extra twists beyond what you've been using. Any time I have slippage I can just tighten the roller against the wheel and it's gone.

I don't think there's any real danger to the rear wheel of over-tightening the roller, other than popping your tube.
I lowered pressure first, then tightened the roller. My thought was more contact patch (apparantly wrong) would help. I haven't tried higher pressure plus a tighter roller.


I have been tightening the roller until I can see the tire begin to deform, I'm a bit hesitant to go tighter, but I'll give it a try along with 100psi.


Thanks.
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