Riding indoors on a trainer/roller will generate much more friction than when riding outdoors because our tires are always touching the same spot of the roller drum, this will cause extra heat and friction that most tires designed to be ridden outdoors cannot handle. We recommend that you either use an old set of tires to prevent wearing your nice outdoor ones or consider a trainer tire that is specifically designed for use on trainers only.
Articles in this section
- Why do my tires wear down faster on my trainer than when riding outdoors?
- Do you have weight limits for your trainers?
- The roller on my trainer is starting to wear where the tire touches. Is that normal?
- Can I upgrade the resistance unit on my current trainer?
- What is the maximum and minimum drop out spacing your trainers can accommodate?
- What is the difference between linear and progressive resistance?
- What's better, trainer or rollers?
- Where can I find replacement parts for my trainer?
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