i'm looking buy a kreiter (sp?) roller
they have three drum sizes -- drum size matters?

i'm looking buy a kreiter (sp?) roller
they have three drum sizes -- drum size matters?

I find the medium size DynoLites (PolyLites) have resistance that closely matches the road. Do a search of the forums for Kreitler (spelled correctly) for further discussions.

i'm looking buy a kreiter (sp?) roller
they have three drum sizes -- drum size matters?
have 4.5"d. rollers, which were recommended to me for learning.....excellent, so far.
The smaller the dia., the greater the resistance.
Here's some info:
http://www.kreitler.com/product.htm
http://www.cptips.com/stacyc.htm

Hope these help.

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I find the medium size DynoLites (PolyLites) have resistance that closely matches the road. Do a search of the forums for Kreitler (spelled correctly) for further discussions.

I also have the medium size Kreitler PolyLites and they're great. They took about a half an hour to get the hang of and within a week I was real comfortable on them.

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I have the smallest diam. Kreitlers and they are awesome. It was the first set (and only) that I've ever ridden and I found them tough to learn on. I've got the hang of it and wouldn't go back. I typically have to ride in the small ring (42?) up front to have enough gear selection for an hour's ride. They're pretty tough on my skinny legs.

BT