In the same sense that a driveshaft (propeller shaft) has a “critical speed,” when its lateral natural frequency of vibration resonates with the operating rpm, any rotating slender elastic member would exhibit similar behavior. While shafts can operate above the critical speed, passing through the critical zone can be dicey. The speed depends on geometry/materials etc.
Since a floater does not have the added mass of flanges, brakes, wheel and tire, its critical speed would likely be well in excess of a non-floater. But that is not to say a non-floater would be inadequate.