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Originally Posted by steelbikeguy
I've ridden rollers enough to ride no-hands, etc., and I'm scratching my head trying to figure out what the benefit of the extra complexity is.
Are people flinging their weight fore and aft and coming off of the rollers, and this makes it less likely?
Or is there something else going on?

Steve in Peoria
I was like you, which is why I decided to try it. I already had most of the bits on hand and it was an easy evening’s work.
The effect is pretty subtle. The wheels are just rocking back and forth a few degrees, for the most part. The only time I feel a substantial difference is standing, which always felt a tad sketchy on stationary rollers.
So I wouldn’t call it a must-do game changer, but it does feel like incremental improvement. Ymmv.
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