Bicycle Front Wheel Steering Block Riser MTB Offroad Zwift Trainer 3D Printer Model Free Download

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Summary

Allows easy steering for your Zwift Off Road MTB trainer.

Basic instructions are included in the download.
I find that using a yoga mat helps prevent the trainer and wheel block from sliding.

Instructions:

Select the base (Part 1): 0° , 7°, 14°, or 22° incline. The 14.7° incline worked best on my 2012 Crux which has a 22° head angle: the forks changed the angle, therefore the 22° did not work well.
Print Part 2 - Riser / Block
Print Part 3 - Print four (4) of the bearing rods
Optional: Part 4 - Print eight (8) of the bearing rod locks to hold bearings in place during transport.
Optional: Part 5 - Print four (4) of the plastic bearings if you choose not to use metal bearings.
Optional: Part 6 - Bearing rod and bearing combination. I included this but it's probably easier to print the the rods and bearings separately.

Bearings:

608-2RS or equivalent preferred: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07R7PR72H
OR you can print the included bearings (Part 4). The printed bearings roll well, but I do not know how durable they are.

Thanks to TroyDL for the original Riser Block: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:903537

Keywords: Rotating, Pivoting, Steering Front Wheel Riser Block.

Bicycle_Front_Wheel_Steering_Block_Riser_Zwift_by_Phoenix125.pdf	893.2KB
Part_1_-_Base_0_10mm_Thick.stl	37.6KB
Part_1_-_Base_0_4mm.stl	37.6KB
Part_1_-_Base_14.7.stl	55.5KB
Part_1_-_Base_22.stl	98.7KB
Part_1_-_Base_7.stl	58.2KB
Part_2_-_Riser_Block.stl	542.7KB
Part_3_-_Bearing_Rod_Need_4.stl	3.8KB
Part_4_-_Bearing_Rod_Lock_Need_8_Optional_-_Holds_bearings_in_place.stl	2.0KB
Part_5_-_Bearing_Need_4_Optional_-_A_Standard_608RS_Bearing_is_Preferred_Instead_of_This_Part.stl	150.1KB
Part_6_-_Bearing__Rod_Combined_Need_4_Optional_-_Can_be_used_instead_of_separate_bearings_and_rods.stl	145.2KB