Enhance Your Indoor Cycling Experience with 🚴 the Front Wheel Riser Block for Bicycle Trainers Review

After 15 years in bike shops I have had a number of higher brand wheel pads. for the money it couldn't be better. I have used more expensive blocks which are indistinguishable from these. The Saris Climbing Block is great, but it's bulky and more than triple the price. Saris also sells a "leveling block" for $20+, which is the same as this one. Climbing Block 1 is good if you're serious and want to be a little stronger, but if you want to keep a scratch, this is 100% the way to go

This is a cheap tool. The brand label is upside down and of the 4 foam pads, only 3 are on the bottom (the fourth isn't even in the bag, it was probably never installed). Luckily since I use this on carpet I don't care. The block has nested outlines for road bike tires and mountain bike tires. Running on 1/2" sharp-edged tires also doesn't protect your tire from punctures. If you're riding a bike with big wheels, why the hell are you even trying to put it on a riser? If I have parquet or If I…

UPDATE: 12/24/2020 I have downgraded my rating to 2 stars as after 1.5 years of use I can definitely say that this riser is not operational. Goal. After about 3 months of road cycling use on the Zwift it started to fail front and rear at the tire seat. It shouldn't start failing in such a short time, but a crack or two alone doesn't render a riser useless. However, after about 9 months or a year, the cracks became so severe that the tire landing pad collapsed halfway to the base, making the use