Have had the same trainer now for 6 years. Fluid trainer. Do they get "old"? It's been indoors the whole time, but I've never done any servicing of it.
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Re: Do KK Road Machines "get old"? [Hobbs1406]
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hope not, mines 7 years old and still hurting me to this day every time I get on it
Re: Do KK Road Machines "get old"? [Hobbs1406]
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Nope. Damn near indestructible. The only part that commonly wears out is the threaded tensioning bolt/knob, but I think that problem only effected older blue/gray units.
Re: Do KK Road Machines "get old"? [Hobbs1406]
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Re: Do KK Road Machines "get old"? [Hobbs1406]
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Hobbs1406 wrote:
Have had the same trainer now for 6 years. Fluid trainer. Do they get "old"? It's been indoors the whole time, but I've never done any servicing of it.I managed to destroy one, but KK sent me a replacement - lifetime warranty is nice.
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I've probably got 20,000 miles on mine. I had a resistance unit go bad last year. I've also replaced the cups. All you pay is shipping on parts. Not a bad deal.
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