I was'nt aware you could buy a front wheel mount or resistance units for them (linky?). I'm no roller expert but them seem really well made, and are easy to set-up. I ride 74/79 GI, and am finding the 74 an nice gear to use. I havent tried 79 yet as I am too lazy to flip the wheel and am mainly working on my pedal stroke at the moment. They do make a bit of noise, but its a low pitched humming sound which, importantly, doesnt wake the little'ns.
I use them in the kitchen and have them set-up so I can grab the sink with my left hand when I lose balance. I quickly found out though, that me + rollers = big ass van de graaf generator. Each time I reach for the sink I get a shock. This has done a good job of teaching me better balance ;)
I have just bought the Tacx rollers. (More informative posts here: http://www.londonfgss.com/thread13993.html)
I was'nt aware you could buy a front wheel mount or resistance units for them (linky?). I'm no roller expert but them seem really well made, and are easy to set-up. I ride 74/79 GI, and am finding the 74 an nice gear to use. I havent tried 79 yet as I am too lazy to flip the wheel and am mainly working on my pedal stroke at the moment. They do make a bit of noise, but its a low pitched humming sound which, importantly, doesnt wake the little'ns.
I use them in the kitchen and have them set-up so I can grab the sink with my left hand when I lose balance. I quickly found out though, that me + rollers = big ass van de graaf generator. Each time I reach for the sink I get a shock. This has done a good job of teaching me better balance ;)