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Worth asking someone in the 3D printing thread if the might do it for you, almost guaranteed to be cheaper, might just take longer and come in a funky colour.
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Has anyone tried this?
Looks like a great idea to me - I think some of the 'professional' designs are reliant on little more than a bit of rubber or some big squash balls anyway! My only concern would be that the whole thing would 'walk' around a bit on that shiny floor, but on carpet/a mat I'm sure it would be fine..
I've had bits of cut-up yoga mat under the feet of my trainer for 2 years (initially to stop it wobbling - then adding more to make it comfier) and not had any mishaps (yet!).
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My road bike is going through a warranty replacement so in the meantime will be majority indoors on the TT bike. I have a Kickr Core and a low enough ceiling where it's set up I am a bit limited to putting the whole lot on a traditional rocker plate.
I saw this through Google Search: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1597850484/indoor-turbo-trainer-rocker-feet
but similarly i think the design is so simple that there are 3d printing STL files available online.
Has anyone tried this? Will get a quote to see how much it is to print 4 of these rocker feet, am guessing it's less than £139