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Old 01-15-25 | 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by spelger
one thing i recall from when i was riding on a CompuTrainer years ago was not to leave pressure on the tire for extended periods of time. doing so can leave an impression in the tire which will be felt the next time you ride. it was never an issue for me because the trainer was shared among other customers at the shop where i rode so i was mounting and un-mounting every time.
One trick a friend of mine used on his Computrainer was to deflate the tire after use. That way, the bike could even be taken off the trainer after a session. When starting a new session, the bike could be reinstalled, tire inflated and you wouldn't have to recalibrate the trainer which involves warming up the tire before you set the tension on the trainer. I used to go to a training centre which used Computrainers and it took at least 10 minutes to calibrate the trainer once you installed the bike
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