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Stephen
a Road Racer
from Date Reviewed: August 29, 2009
Strengths: Great build for the money. I liked them so much I took a big step and purchased a set of e-motion rollers. As a note the e-motion rollers address most limitations with rollers but come with a premium price and build is on par with the Nashbar rollers.Weaknesses: None specific to the brand except lack of resistance.Bottom Line: I bought these rollers to start training again. I had a Nashbar Mag trainer about 10 years ago so that is my only real comparison (until recently). They are built pretty solid, ride smooth, are not too heavy to move etc. For the money I think they are well worth the price even new. The limits are that it has not resistance added and with most rollers a bit more difficult to move around on the saddle which makes longer rides difficult. I was able to stand in a relaxed posture after about a week or so. If you lose concentration though you WILL shoot off the front :)
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$70.00
Purchased At: Craigslist
Similar Products Used: Nashbar Mag, E-motion rollers
Bike Setup: Specialized Tarmac Expert
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Craig1
a Weekend Warrior
from Date Reviewed: October 23, 2002
Strengths: Excel workoutWeaknesses: noisy, noisy, noisyBottom Line: Had debated over whether to go with rollers over static trainer for a while. Wanted the more realistic ride from rollers, but had no real experience with them. Nashbar rollers worked really well, but I run knobs, so they were just a little too noisy. Live in an apartment and the neighbors complained from the start. Have to return mine and go for the static rim driven variety. The workout was excellent, if you run baldies, it is the way to go.
Price Paid:
$99.00
Purchased At: Nashbar online
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scottc
a Weekend Warrior
from Syracuse, NYDate Reviewed: January 3, 2002
Strengths: Solid well-built product. Quite ride over concrete. Easy to set
up and take down. More fun than expected.Weaknesses: Only my own, so far.Bottom Line: I was torn between rollers or a trainer. As a novice cyclist I wanted to
improve (and learn) fundamentals, but I also wanted a decent
workout to prepare for the 2002 triathlon season. I decided on
Nasbar rollers for two reasons: 1) the price was decent for something
I wasn't sure about, and 2) rollers seemed more interesting than a
static trainer. Upon delivery, I had no trouble setting the rollers to my
bike size, and the construction seemed fine. On my first ride I was
white knuckle scared, and I had doubts to say the least. But after a
few bumps into either side of a doorway and a few foot saves onto a
milk crate, I started to get comfortable and gained confidence. I've
had several rides of 20 minutes or less, and I can stay up without too
much trouble. So far I am thrilled with this product (granted I have
no comparisons). I look forward to riding, and the workout is better
than expected (i.e. I build up a good sweat).
I can recommend this product now without reservation, and I will write
a second review after the long Central New York winter and many
hours of rolling.
Price Paid:
$120.00
Purchased At: Online
Similar Products Used: None
Bike Setup: Cheap used road bike with slicks.
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