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thisisbenji 01-09-13 12:08 AM

Cheap Rollers
 
Hey guys,

I know this has probably been covered but I couldn't find an answer using the search function.

Anyways, I was just wondering what the recommendations are for rollers under $200. I'm looking to get CycleOps with the Resistance Unit. But if there is a cheaper option I'd being willing to consider as I'm just a poor college student.

EDIT: I want something that'll be smooth and last for years to come. I'm open to options under $400 that would be better than the CycleOps as well.

Carbonfiberboy 01-09-13 12:42 AM

Performance no longer offers their Travel Trac rollers with resistance. Too bad. There's these:
http://www.sportcrafters.com/products/rollers
but not any $200. The bare Travel Trac rollers are $160 on sale, which they usually are.

I wouldn't care to buy rollers without resistance, unless I also had a trainer. Cheaper to get ones with resistance.

thisisbenji 01-09-13 12:46 PM

Do you think that even the 2.25" rollers don't have enough resistance? I do have a mag trainer already.

treebound 01-10-13 08:08 AM

Craigslist and ebay and shop for used ones. I just yesterday sold some rollers for $40 that just needed a belt. I got my Minoura rollers with a Mag unit and handlebar support (to emulate a trainer) for $50 on Craigslist.
And here's a set of Kreitlers for $275 up my me: http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/spo/3444284934.html

Most rollers and trainers, based on my observations, get little to no use so almost any you buy used should usually be in okay condition.


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