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Question: will it work with a trek 7200 size tire?   I ordered a different one and the rim was too big to fit the trainer.
Document: If I could write a 4.5 I would. Trainer is good. Not too noisy. Got the dogs to stop barking at it by putting water spray in bike basket. Sturdy. Feel secure; am no light-weight. Glad the tire holder came with it - one reason I ordered it.Fortunately, was prepared for difficulty in putting together. Took my brother and I almost an hour. 4 eyes were better than 2 as we both saw different things in directions.
This trainer is generally well-made and easy to use. The initial assembly is relatively simple--4 screws and one bolt to fasten--but the instructions are pretty cryptic. If you're not mechanically inclined, it's probably good to get help from a friend who knows which end of the screwdriver to hold.Mounting a bicycle is relatively easy--easier than trainers that have two big screws to hold the ends of the axle.
However it doesn't drown out any music or audio I'm playing while using it. The only down side I will mention is the instructions. There is plenty of guidance on how to use and operate the trainer but lacked assembly instructions. It wasn't that big of a deal for me since its only 4 screws and a bolt and nut and they give tools to complete the job but I can see how a less technically inclined person can get a little frustrated.
Loud, but not lawn mower loud, and certainly not loud enough that I can't hear my music from the radio.When I first started going with it, the wheel slipped a little while I was pedaling. After about 20 minutes, the tire settled in and the resistance is now very smooth. Sometimes I don't really even feel like I'm on a mag trainer.It very easy to set up.
This is my first indoor bike trainer and am very pleased with the purchase. My fiance and I were looking for a well built reliable product without breaking the bank and this was it. It came with the mountable resistance adjuster that others in this price range lacked; it came with a metal rear axle; and it came with a block to hold the front tire (which not all in this price range included and on its own was around another $10).
I bought this for my husband. I will also get one for myself since this new one now highlights how horribly noisy my old one is.This item is significantly quieter than most others. Not silent, but more bearable. You can actually read a book and watch TV and not scare the pets with this trainer.
I bought this bike trainer based on the price and features the it had. I am glad I did because I am happy with my purchase. Compared to other trainers in its price range this one had all the features I wanted such as adjustable resistance, front wheel riser and metal replacement axle for the rear wheel.
When I first got this trainer, I was very pleased. It was quiet and functioned precisely as I had expected. However, after just two months of using it for moderate to strenuous one hour sessions 4-5 times per week, it is evident that it is cheaply constructed and will not last longer than a single season. The roller that rests against the rear wheel has a clear indentation in it that grows deeper by the week.
Unfortunately it doesn't work with a beach cruiser but I did pick up a cheap street bike at a pawn shop and it works wonderfully
Super easy to set up and fits my street bike like a glove. It comes with an replacement axle i guess so its safer but they way it locks into my bike, its not going anywhere. The trainer isnt too noisy either. Even the bikes, ellipticals and treadmills at the gym make some noise. No big deal, turn up the volume on your headphones and get peddling ! :)
Answer: yes