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Eric79 11-17-16 04:47 PM

Track distance on rollers
 
What is the best/easiest/simplest way to track distance when using rollers?


Thanks in advance.

gecho 11-17-16 05:02 PM

Just mark in a zero.

andr0id 11-17-16 05:15 PM


Originally Posted by Eric79 (Post 19198183)
What is the best/easiest/simplest way to track distance when using rollers?


Thanks in advance.

Look at the clock.

Ride.

Look at the clock.

Subtract starting time from ending time.

Leebo 11-18-16 08:32 AM

Why is this in the winter forums? Try studded tires, fleece and wool.

jfowler85 11-19-16 03:17 AM


Originally Posted by Eric79 (Post 19198183)
What is the best/easiest/simplest way to track distance when using rollers?


Thanks in advance.

Wrong - get out and ride in the cold. Had my carbon devinci with aero wheels wrapped in 23c tires for the commute today in 25f, and will have it on the road until they ice over. Then I switch to the SS with 40c clearance and slap on the studded Contis. Rollers are for suckers.

dabac 11-19-16 04:07 AM

A regular bike computer would do the trick.
If you don't want to insult your noble steed by mounting such a low-tech accessory, a bit of Macgyvering ought to let you tape the magnet to the roller and the pickup and display to the frame of the roller.

Keep in mind that roller/trainer miles don't compare well to road miles. IMO it makes more sense to ride by time and effort rather than a synthetic mileage/speed.


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