My roller belt has been broken, About noise from roller drum – MINOURA MoZ-Roller User Manual

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My Roller Belt Has Been Broken

Roller Belt is made of flexible urethane material and it's universal on every Minoura rollers.
It should be tough enough but if it has been broken, follow the steps below;

Replace to the new belt

The replacement Roller-Belt can be purchased at your local Minoura dealer.
Order as "Urethane Roller Belt (SKU: 400-3098-00)".

Repair the broken belt

The belt is made of plastic material so you can re-joint it by melting the end.
1. Put both belt ends onto the hot iron to melt the edge.
2. Put them together while they are hot.

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Be careful not burn your finger when handling hot iron.

About Noise from Roller Drum

There are various reasons of the noise problem. Follows are the typical cases;

Nut has been loosened

If the nut which holds the bearing has been loosened, the bearing cannot stay in the correct position and come out from the
hole on the roller end cap, then it generates the noise.
In the proper condition, the bearing is sunk in the plastic cap in the depth of 2.5mm. If your bearing has been moved shallower
than this level, it's the evidence that the bearing is loosened.
To avoid this problem, check the bearing regularly (hopefully once a week) and tighten the nut if necessary.

** From this version (1.2), we change the nut type for holding the bearing from a standard nut to Nylon nut.

It won't be loosened under normal usage, so the above trouble should not occur.

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Pedal slowly

While holding the wall, start pedaling slowly.
If your body has been leaned or the handlebar has been angled even a little, the front wheel will rapidly move sideward on the
roller drum. If you grab the handlebar at this moment, you will have to fall off. Do not loose your head.
Learn how to maintain the proper weight and balance control by yourself as your own physical feeling that the front wheel
stays in the same position even while spinning.

Release your hand from the wall

When you get skilled to pedal stable, try to release your hand from the wall.
At this moment, be sure you should quickly release the hand. Slow action will ramain the gravity on your hand, and you may
loose balance at the moment of release. Quick action is crucial.

Keep the speed faster than 20 km/h (12.5 mph)

You can ride at very slow speed if you get skilled enough, but you should keep certain speed to maintain balance while
beginner. Do not try high-speed riding, it's yet dangerous to you.

Do not apply brake

To stop your workout, don't brake but just stop pedaling to reduce the speed gradually. At almost stop, extend your hand to
catch the wall to support yourself.

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