KREITLER Kompetitor Fork Stand for Bike Rollers | Fits QR & Thru-Axle Forks | For 4.5" Rollers

The Kreitler Fork Stand is specially-designed to secure your front fork while training on rollers. Perfect for sessions where you want to focus exclusively on getting your heart and legs pumping with the stability of a stationary trainer. Beyond simple stability, the Fork Stand is an excellent resource for refining your pedal stroke through one-legged drills. Practicing in this fixed position helps eliminate excessive side-to-side movement, resulting in a silky smooth spin when you return to the road or open rollers. The Kompetitor is highly versatile, featuring compatibility with 9mm quick-release forks as well as 12mm and 15mm thru-axle standards. It is a simple, effective mechanical addition for any rider looking to expand the utility of their Kreitler roller system.

• STABLE STATIONARY CONVERSION: Attaches directly to your bike's fork to provide the stability of a stationary trainer while using your rollers. This allows you to focus purely on heart rate and leg power without the need to maintain balance on the drums.
• PEDAL STROKE REFINEMENT: Serves as a technical tool to refine your pedaling technique by allowing for isolated one-leg drills. By stabilizing the front end, you can concentrate on a smooth rotation and eliminate inefficient side-to-side wheel movement.
• UNIVERSAL AXLE COMPATIBILITY: The Kompetitor model is designed to work with a wide range of modern standards, including 9mm quick-release (QR) skewers and multiple thru-axle sizes (12x100, 12x110, 15x100, and 15x110mm).
• SILKY SMOOTH SPIN: Helps develop a more efficient pedaling motion that translates to better control when riding unrestrained on rollers or on the road. It provides a controlled environment to practice high-cadence efforts with zero lateral instability.
• PERFECT FOR: Cyclists who want the resistance benefits of rollers with the ease of a stationary stand for recovery or high-intensity intervals. It is ideal for riders focusing on rehabilitation, technique drills, or those who prefer additional security during a workout.