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  • How much contact between tyre and turbo trainer?
  • fontmoss
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    Not important, a smidge or crank it until deforms the tyre?

    ta

    mrblobby
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    I crank it until I can rotate the bikes wheel back and forth without it slipping. Tends to deform the tyre a little. If I don’t do this then it tends to slip a lot and pedalling gets really jerky.

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    As little as possible, as long as it doesn’t slip.

    fastindian
    Free Member

    make sure you’ve got at least 80psi in your trainer tyre. I’d also recomend a proper trainer tyre

    gwaelod
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    As much as possible, crank it at 120psi in 53/23 and MTFU

    fontmoss
    Free Member

    make sure you’ve got at least 80psi in your trainer tyre. I’d also recomend a proper trainer tyre

    Not sure why you’d have less than 80 psi…

    Sam
    Full Member

    deform the tyre by roughly the amount it deforms when you sit on the bike on flat ground.

    fontmoss
    Free Member

    deform the tyre by roughly the amount it deforms when you sit on the bike on flat ground.

    I had thought that seemed a sensible amount, cheers everyone sufferfest agony awaits

    KINGTUT
    Free Member

    I had thought that seemed a sensible amount, cheers everyone sufferfest agony awaits

    Enjoy the pain fellow Sufferlandrian!

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