Riding rollers takes a little bit of practice. The Bike is free to roam and can easily slide off the drums, sending you to the living room floor if you lose your balance. Once you’re up, keep your eyes trained in front of you and relax. Balancing becomes easy after just a couple of workouts. See a video demonstration above.

Pick up the January issue of Triathlete for reviews of three roller options.

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Aaron Hersh

Aaron Hersh is the Senior Tech Editor of Triathlete magazine. To submit a question, write Aaron at Ahersh@competitorgroup.com.

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