Best Fitness Five Adjustable Resistance Magnet Steel Bike Bicycle Indoor Exercise Trainer Stand

I was very pleased with how easy this was to set up and the durability of the product. I have an old Schwinn that is very heavy with nubby tires. It was not difficult to lift the bike on the trainer and lock it down. I was worried about the noise level due to the nubby tires but I have been pleasantly surprised. I can watch TV and do not even need to turn up the sound while I get a great workout. After I am finished the unit easily folds up for storage. I did a lot of research before I bought this trainer and would recommend this trainer to anyone. It is a great value for the price.

The product once assembled works well. The assembly instructions and pictures do not satisfactorily explain the assembly process, so it is a trial and error assembly. Suggestion: improve the assembly instructions by using better pictures and clearer wording.

Nice bicycle indoor exercise trainer with a heavy duty steel frame. It was not at all that hard to set up. It has a magnetic system which provides progressive magnetic resistance which increases as the speed increases. You do need to fine tune to your wheel and tire size with the micro-adjust knob. While you're pedaling, the internal magnet creates resistance, and there are 5 levels of resistance, which can also be changed using the resistance lever on the handlebar clamp mounted on the handle bars. I realized there was a difference in the sound output depending on the type of tires the bike has, as mountain bike tires were definitely noisier. I am satisfied with this indoor bike exercise trainer and would certainly recommend.

I have to say I found this unit ten dollars cheaper elsewhere. I'm sure you have noticed as with a lot of merchandise lately it is sold by several companies. Easy set up. Actually, the instructions has you installing the resistance wheel but it came ready to go...I thought. It comes with two screws, that need to be put in, not sure why they were left loose but be aware to get correct resistance they are needed.

This has worked out great. My mother recently had knee replacement surgery and was told to ride a stationary bike for physical therapy. This allowed her to use her street bicycle and folds up for out of the way storage.

This product took FOREVER to set up. I had help with 4 different people. The last being my Dad who had a similar product years ago and better understood the setup. Also, if you did not know this, this product makes A LOT of noise. That is standard but just for someone not expecting it who might live in an apartment, just know they are very loud.Also, the instructions were very confusing and not really in complete sentences. All in all after the set up I love the product. Works as it was designed.

Seems sturdy enough, The mounting bracket for the resistance unit is plastic, and the roller and flywheel are not true (they have a little wobble) but what do you expect for $55? I just wanted something to clamp my 3-speed lightweight into so I can put some miles in my legs before Spring and I think this will answer. I'm not going to hammer it like I'm attacking the Galibier...

I got mine, and it was defective as the resistance selector doesn't work. Luckily, i only got mine to do repairs when i need the bike to be standing. If i got it to ride as a piece of exercise equipment, then i'd probably be pretty angry.

I like it and the price was good also and this is a quiet bike trainer if you use a regular street tire