Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: Will this work with an older bike, that uses axle nut ends rather than a quick-release skewer?
Document: I received this just a few days after ordering, shipping was excellent and timely. Unpacking it was simple and orderly, once out of the box it unfolds to the fully open position, the manual is a little lacking but conveys the general idea, one thing about the manual, it states it supports 26&#34; - 28&#34; and 700c bike tires, this makes WAY more sense as my 700c x 35 bike tire measures 28&#34; in diameter.Putting my bike on it was simple, I had to use the included quick release as my bikes was not compatible, not a big deal.
It is really nice and easy to use the bike on itDespite its noise sound when you pedal too fast using high gearBut comparing to others trainer it is not that noisyAlso I loved the fact that it has 7 resistant levels which can help you work out toughly and effectively
...there is nothing to fix when it wasn't designed to work in the first place. I disconnected the adjuster cable and installed a plastic shim from some scrap to move the outer magnet closer to the steel flywheel. This gives me the maximum resistance; which isn't much, but works. For my workout I just randomly work through the gears on the bike.
I know they work good, I used a friends before. I had a problem buying one, my bicycle is a cruiser style and does not have the open bolts at the rear, so it would not work on the Pro Bicycle Trainer. My bad, Not RAD Cycle Products. I really liked all of the items on this Trainer. Easy to open and tension cable was very easy and compact. I may be buying a used bike just to be able to use this, it will be easy to use.
This is the first time using a trainer. I got it so I could do my own PT after knee surgery. As far as I can tell, it's a super product. The resistance function does work but it may be hardly noticeable. I have an 18 speed mountain bike and I just use the gears for greater resistance or pedal faster. As for noise, I don't think that it is 'noisy'. It's no worse than any tire on the road from a passing vehicle. You're going to get noise. To reduce noise, there are special tires for that.
Overall works great. The resistance levels don't work that well but I'm still able to get a great workout by using my shifter.
Rides pretty well. Variable resistance doesn't work great. Not quiet, but less loud than my previous one. I would probably buy the same one without the resistance shifter next time.
this works grat was easy to hook my bike up works like was advertised
Somebody mentioned that the bike kind of leaned to the left and I had the same problem. However, I fixed that problem when I used the included mini bar thingy thing that it came with.
It suits the purpose for what I will be using it for. Bought it mainly for use during the winter months so I can get used to riding a bike again and for exercise. It is noisy but just turn the tunes up louder and you won't hear it. I am not a speed rider so noise is not that loud.
Answer: yes