etrailer | A Closer Look at the Climbing Riser Block for Saris Bike Trainers

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Hi everyone, it's Evangeline here at E-Trailer and today we'll be talking about the Saris Climbing Riser Block. This is designed to use with your rear mounted cycling trainers. And this gives you a strong and level surface for your front wheel, while also a little bit of a ride. So if you wanna level up your ride or at least keep your ride level, this is a great way to do so. This gives you three different configurations for height while also keeps your front wheel secure to the ground or I guess to the block so you're not worried about it slipping. To adjust the heights, you have three different options here.

So there's 2.1, there's 2.7, as well as 3.1. And this is gonna be used or this is a height measuring from the top of the floor to the bottom of the tire using a standard road bike tire. And you can actually add on to this. If you get a second of these blocks you can stack it on top and either double it or mix and match, creating 12 different configurations. So compared to the olden days when my dad was riding his bike and using old phone books or textbooks to give himself an incline, this is gonna be a lot more accurate, a lot easier to set up and a lot more stable for your trainers.

I do recommend this block if you want, you can get the full accessory kit which includes the mat, the block, as well as a towel. You can get other accessories as well here at E-Trailer whichever one works best for you. This one is one of my favorites though just because of the different configurations as well as how easy it is to set up. And this right here was a look at the Saris Climbing Riser Block. You can find it right here at etrailer.com.

My name is Evangeline and I hope you enjoy the journey.