CycleOps Roller Trainer - Rollerblade Bumpers

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This upgrade enhances the CycleOps aluminum roller to significantly reduce the likelihood of falling off the side of your rollers. No modifications are required for CycleOps rollers as these fit seamlessly using the stock hardware. roller stops.STL should be printed in pairs, two of them specifically designed for the front wheel roller. These parts feature a 20-degree tilt backwards and will require printing two more identical pieces. To reinforce the back wheel rollers, print two roller stops plus 20.STL parts, each featuring a 20-degree tilt forward. This design ensures stability and prevents potential overhangs during printing. Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2X Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Notes: When printing the plus 20 and minus 20 brackets, ensure that the slanted part does not create an overhang. You may need to flip the part before printing. Post-Printing: Finishing the parts: You might need to slightly enlarge the holes depending on your printer, a drill bit or file should be sufficient for this task. Rollerblade Wheels: I purchased a cheap pair of roller blades on sale, you can also try finding a set at a thrift store. My wheels are 76mm flat, and all eight wheels have the same size. Other wheel sizes would work just as well. Wheel Specifications: The wheel diameter is 76mm. The axle is 6mm in diameter. The inside diameter of the bearings and bushings is slightly larger than 6mm (approximately 6.1mm). The width of the wheel including the bushings is 28mm. The length of the axle is 33mm without the heads, or 40mm with the heads.