Does this work on a trainer bike, mounting to the rear wheel because the front is stationary? thanks
1437397
It should work on any wheel that operates like a bike wheel, as long as there is a spoke to place the small magnet sensor this it should work.
1437398
Is a good way to have information of the trip or exercise rutine. The only thing that is not ok to me, is that no have auto start, so you need to press a button every time to turn it on.
1437399
Don't know if that would work, Linda. The sensor attaches to the front fork, and then the magnet to one of the spokes, separated by just a tiny fraction of and inch. Front forks aren't much wider than the tire, making this possible. Guess it depends on how close your frame is to the back wheel, to see if you can manipulate the sensor to be that close to the magnet back there.
24741
I simply attached the rear wheel by tightening the hand screw on the left side of the trainer. I did not remove anything from the bike to do this
2197495
It has nothing to do with brakes. It has to do with tires meeting a magnetic resistance plate. If I had to guess, I'd imagine you're riding a mountain bike and, while it would be odd to use a mountain bike on the trainer, it certainly should work. As long as your brakes don't interfere with the machine (which they shouldn't) and as long as your bike isn't too wide (which COULD BE possible but is still unlikely) you should be fine.
567964
I can't be totally sure but if it has a quick release axel, it should work? You have to remove the axel and use the one that comes with the trainer to fit in the holder. Does that make sense?
1956702
Probably, the only question would be is do you have disc brakes on the rear. If you do them no it would not. Other then that as long as your bike has the mounting holes, this rack should work. I forget which bike we put this rack on but, I do remember having to drill a hole and tap it to accommodate one of our bike/rack combinations.
1804276
Yes. I have mounted it on 2 bikes. One bike had a tapering tube so some non slip padding did the trick.
2101117
The computer is designed to have the wireless sensor directly underneath it on the front wheel. If you put your bike on a trainer, with the sensor on the rear wheel, the wireless signal will not transmit to the computer. My computer stops receiving the wireless signal when I move it 2 feet away from the sensor. Unless you want to mount the computer over the rear wheel, I recommend looking for a wired bike computer with a long enough wire
400226
Hello and thank you for your inquiry. Our product is designed for a quick release rear axle. However, it can also work by simply tightening the trainer to your rear axle. If this fits securely over the bolts, the trainer will still work. I hope this information helps. Thank you and have a great day!
1234165
Probably, but I cannot get it to work for a bike - it does not clear the rear wheel.
2243623
I doubt it will work, that mount is meant to be placed on bicycle handlebars and once it is tightened with zip ties does not allow it to rotate.
334944
If your bike has Quick Release skewers on the rear tire...yes. The trainer works well on my Hybrid with 700 mm tires.
1917198
I just tried it with a wheel. And it worked. Looks like should be fine with the whole bike too.
152156
I don't think it was designed to work with anything other than a round seat post. It came with a non-slip, rubber ring which is intended to go under the plastic mount, but I didn't need to use it at all. I'd recommend that you talk to a local bike shop for a mount that you can modify slightly.
198990
My 26" MTB has disc brakes, and this stand did NOT work with it. On the front wheel, the rotor leaned heavily on the stand support. On the rear wheel, the stand support hit my derailleur. I decided to go with another one-bike stand that I had already had success with and just place them side-by-side. The other benefit of that is you can offset them slightly if needed.
1547677
The training wheels I am familiar with would not work on the derailer side of the rear axle. The other side of the rear axle has the kickstand on it, but it could come off and put a training wheel on that side only.
691030
Obviously I cannot promise anything, but if the bike has a traditional front brake (that pinches the rim) versus a disk front brake it should work. The rack mounts to the front forks using the mounting points also used for a traditional front brake. I hope this helps.
241821
Hi Shampoodle,Unfortunately, this will not mount to a 9FS Bike.Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!