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Tennis Ball Rocker Feet for Wahoo Kickr Core

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A1 mini - single foot (0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 20% infill)
A1 mini - single foot (0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 20% infill)
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PETG, Adaptive Layer Height, 5 walls, 20% infill
PETG, Adaptive Layer Height, 5 walls, 20% infill
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About

For my indoor cycling setup I wanted to have some rocker feet to make my bike feel more natural und and allow for some movement and therefore reduce discomofort. As the shape is quite simple, I designed my own version.

 

Printing

For longevity I printed them in PETG with pretty thick walls ~2mm, but also saw other people printing similar rocker feet in PLA without a problem.

Depending on your filament/printer, the friction fit of the rocker feet on the kickr might be a bit loose/tight. You can play around with x/y hole compensation or just use some electrical tape if the foot sits too loose on you kickr.

 

Installation

You will need 8 regular tennis balls for installation. I just got 8 used ones from facebook marketplace for free.

Then you just need to remove the rubber feet from your Wahoo Kickr Core on slide on the 3D printed feet.

Done!

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