Wahoo Kickr v4 "Rockr" (updated)
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Convert your fixed kickr to allow it to rock from side to side like the newer v6.
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- Printables
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- Indoor Sports
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These components replace the existing removable base and “outriggers.” They allow for side-to-side rotation whilst on the Wahoo Kickr trainer (which wasn't an option on the older models) In addition to the printed parts, one needs to cut some tennis balls in half to use as the damper on the two outriggers. I bought x2 40mm 3/8 or M10 bolts (threads differ between models) to bolt through the half tennis ball into the trainer leg.
I have printed in PLA at 220°C and 40°C bed temperature, running the fan at 100%. I used a 0.4mm nozzle with the dynamic quality setting (0.16mm layer height) I would include adhesion on the back footing as mine pulled up away from the bed a little.
update: The side “outrigger” base plates have been through a few iterations and I have settled on this one, both optimizing the amount of filament while securing the ball a little better. I have also made up a small spacer with tapered sides to increase or decrease the dampening. There are two versions included.
Please excuse the layer shift in the back component print, it works as is, so didn't bother to reprint it.
