el gato wrote:
I've never had a problem putting my 2009 P4 on my Neo2. If you loosen the skewer and wiggle the bike side to side to make sure that the dropouts are seated all the way on the skewer you should have a few mm of clearance. Just make sure you tighten down the skewer REALLY well. If it's loose at all the dropouts will slip enough that the frame will touch and start to squeak. Occassionally I've folded a piece of paper a few times and shimmed it into that little gap to make sure the frame isn't rubbing on the case of the Neo and causing an annoying squeak.[/quote Revisiting this. You say you put a piece of paper between the frame and trainer to prevent the squeaking? That is what I want to avoid. My frame just contacts the trainer case when I start to tighten it down and even makes the slightest mark on the chainstay. I could put some paper between it and the frame but I'm just trying to avoid potentially damaging the frame during harder efforts. I guess I'm just going to find a shop that stocks either an H3 or a Kickr and bring the bike in for a test fit.