Rad Max Racer Allenatore di resistenza per cyclette, supporto per bici stazionaria e supporto per allenatore per bici per guida indoor Argento

Name: Rad Max Racer Allenatore di resistenza per cyclette, supporto per bici stazionaria e supporto per allenatore per bici per guida indoor Argento
Brand: RAD Cycle Products
SKU: 0610708144953
Price: 207.18 EUR
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Brand:RAD Cycle Products

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207.18

DETTAGLI DEL PRODOTTO - Materiali: acciaio verniciato, plastica, alluminio. Dimensioni: (L) 15 x (L) 18,5 x (A) 21,5. Capacità massima di peso: 275 libbre. Colore: argento. STABILE E PORTATILE - Questo trainer da bicicletta presenta gambe extra larghe e un telaio robusto per la massima stabilità. Il supporto per bici è anche estremamente leggero e può essere ripiegato per viaggiare o riporlo per comodità. ASSE A SGANCIO RAPIDO - Questo trainer ha mozzi che si adattano a qualsiasi bicicletta con uno spiedo a sgancio rapido già sul pneumatico posteriore e viene fornito con uno spiedo a sgancio rapido in modo da poter convertire qualsiasi assale posteriore da spiaggia, da strada o da mountain bike per adattarsi a questo trainer. RESISTENZA REGOLABILE - Il portabiciclette è dotato di un rullo magnetico sul pneumatico posteriore che può essere impostato sulla resistenza desiderata ruotando la manopola per aggiungere o ridurre la tensione contro la ruota. TRAINER PER BICI INDOOR - Converti qualsiasi bici con pneumatici da 700 cc, 26 pollici o 27 pollici in un supporto per trainer per bici per la guida indoor. Questo supporto per bici per esercizi ti consente di allenarti in bicicletta tutto l'anno.

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EAN: 0610708144953

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Ciclismo, Rulli da ciclismo e accessori, Allenatori di resistenza,

Bike Type	Mountain Bike
Bike Type	‎Mountain Bike
Brand	RAD Cycle Products
Brand	‎RAD Cycle Products
Brand Name	‎RAD Cycle Products
Color	Silver
Color	‎Silver
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,617 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Frame Material	Alloy Steel
Frame Material	‎Alloy Steel
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎20 x 9 x 24 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎23.78 x 19.3 x 8.7 inches
Load Capacity	275 pound
Load Capacity	‎275 pound
Manufacturer	‎Bike Lane Products
Material	Metallic-Fiber
Material	‎Metallic-Fiber
Model Name	‎1101 Bike Lane Trainer
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎7.33 Kilograms
Part Number	‎83-DT5063
Resistance Mechanism	Magnetic
Resistance Mechanism	‎Magnetic
Size	‎15" x 18.75" x 21.5"
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎30 days
Wheel Size	28 Inches
Wheel Size	‎28 Inches

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Scritto da: rSquare

I know nothing about cycling

I am a casual bike rider, looking to add some more cardio/movement options to my home since my gym closed for social distancing. My knowledge of bicycles begins and ends with airing up the tires. This came fully assembled. All I had to do was air up my tires (see above), Google what a quick release skewer was (Google came through brilliantly), replace my bike's quick release skewer with the one included with this trainer, put my bike on the trainer, tighten everything down, and was good to go. The hardest part of the whole process was finding my bike pump and fighting off the barn spiders to get it out and cleaned up. It makes a somewhat loud whirring noise when you get going, but considering I am locked down in my tiny house with my spouse, it will be nice to drown them out for little bits of time. I personally find cycling to be a cruel form of torture, so the fact that I can have the bike set up in my home gym and can break up the grueling monotony with some other movements is fantastic. If you are closed out of your gym temporarily, have a bike you never use, or actually just want to keep up the cycling in bad weather, this is pretty solid. But again, I am no expert at cycling. Just someone who hates cycling who needs something to do while I'm stuck at home. And this fits the bill at a great price. (Also, maybe be nice to your local couriers and order this on no-rush shipping...then get the digital credit to watch a movie while you're stuck at home.)

Scritto da: TS

Sturdy, all metal mounting hardware, noisy resistance

Pull that derelict 1990s mountain bike out of the garage and put it to use! So many people throw away old bicycles. Either pull one out of your garage or basement, or find one on the side of the road on trash day and mount it up to this trainer. Give the chain a quick oil. Replace the tires with cheap road tires and you are good to go with an inexpensive exercise bike! The good: I am mechanically inclined. I didn't even need the instructions or a video. I had this unpacked and my derelict bike mounted in 5 minutes. The resistance unit comes pre-mounted to the frame. No tools needed. My bike has a 15mm axle nut. Which is very standard. Not a quick release. The cups fit right over it nicely. Using a set of measuring calipers, the cup is 17mm inside diameter. Which means if will fit a wide range of axle nuts from 15mm, 3/4" and 5/8". Again, if your bike has a standard axle nut and NOT a skewer, this should still work fine. My bike also has rear suspension via a floating rear fork. It's fine. Very sturdy. Though I can't say that it will work with any bike having suspension. There will be weird side/twist forces the fork, so I wouldn't recommend it for a flimsy bike or one you care about. There are four wing nuts on the axle clamp adjusters. These were surprisingly made of metal. Possibly pot metal but way better than plastic ones on competitor units. Pleasant surprise. The outer one controls the tension on the axle nuts. You want to tighten these down with cups over the axle nuts so the bike is centered. Hand tighen until the bike doesn't wobble side to side then go another 1/2 - 3/4 turn. Then use the inner wing nuts to lock it in place by tightening them down against the frame of the trainer. The plastic riser block is included. Remember to throw that under the front wheel. Pro tip #1: invest in a more comfortable seat no matter what bike you use. Pro tip #2: by a cheap digital speedometer that mounts to the spokes. Then you can track speed and mileage of your workout. Pro tip #3: put this in room with a smart TV or mount a tablet on a music stand for entertainment. Or maybe use your favorite cycling app. It may not replace a full blown guided workout on a pro bike but you can use your imagination and stay entertained. The challenges: The resistance unit is cheap and has a tiny flywheel. This means it doesn't regulate speed very well. Don't use knobby tires. Road tires will still be noisy but honestly not much noisier than other cheaper exercise bikes I've used. A large knob screw is included in the kit. This threads into the resistance unit to control how much tension is placed on the tire. Rotate the pedals by hand and tighten the knob so the roller doesn't slip on the tire. But not so tight that it causes too much deformation of the tire. Deformation means excess friction, heat, noise and wear. Ideally you don't want any deformation at all. But you may need some to prevent it from slipping at higher speeds. Keep road tires inflated to max pressure on the side wall. Rubber pieces/dust may be shed due to friction. So keep a throw carpet or mat under the bike. Run the cable loose to the handlebars. Do no twist or bend the cable. Do not wrap it around the frame. Put bike in highest gear. On mine, that means the largest front sprocket, and smallest rear sprocket setting. This makes the resistance much more reactive than using a lower gear. Depending on your bike, it may be too reactive. Try the next gear down until you are happy. Too low of a gear will offer too much mechanical advantage and won't feel like a challenge at all. I did not test this with a single speed bike. But the resistance unit might not offer enough load for a single speed bike. In that case, consider the brake mod below if you have hand brakes. Potential improvements: I ordered a set of "felt/wool" brake pads. I'm going to dispense with the resistance unit and modify my rear rim brakes to use felt pads. I already tested riding it this way with the stock brakes. In the highest gear I only need to hold the brakes on a tiny bit to feel reasonable resistance. I am able to do an entire workout this way, just regulating the brakes with my hand. Once I get felt pads, I will just use a zip tie or rope with a slip knot to control resistance. A little silicone spray on the felt every few weeks will make it quiet. I expect this approach to be more quiet and reliable than the included resistance unit. Summary: Overall I am very happy with this trainer stand. Wayyyy better than an overpriced $XXX (or $XXXX) stationary or spin bike, and helps keep derelict bikes out of the landfill. Or puts your existing outdoor bike to good use in the winter. I got the red unit -- on sale. Can't beat the price. I couldn't build one out of wood or with jack stands for this price, even if I toss the crappy resistance unit aside, it's still a bargain. I'm sure it will fit most 26-28" tire bikes just fine. Regardless if it has a quick-release skewer or old-fashioned axle nuts. It may even fit an ancient 29" 10-speed if you do the rim brake mod I referenced above and delete the tire and resistance unit. The stand alone is worth the price. Your own imagination is the limit. I may even consider using the stand for a custom generator project to make electricity with it someday. Hope this review helps someone.

Scritto da: Jacob K

Great with a little noise

I love this trainer. I use it with my bike the only complaint I have is it can be slightly loud when reaching high speed, but other than the slight noise I have really enjoyed it. For the price though it was a great buy

Scritto da: TK

Great bike stand!!

Nice and sturdy stand. My bike has classic nuts but the socket provided on the stand housed it well. The magnetic resistance is a little loud but that was expected. I got an opened box discounted and all is well. Thank you!

Scritto da: Donna Edwards

It is sturdy and does just what I wanted

I wanted this stand for exercising inside when I can’t get out. It is good quality materials well made and easy to use. Resistance control works great

Scritto da: Crystal Blue

Not impressed

The first thing I'd like to say that this is NOT as easy as an assembly as they post in their video. It was very hard for me to do by myself and I've usually VERY good at that kind of stuff. Second it seems like very generic item for the money I paid, I was expecting it to be better. Lastly, the gear changer doesn't work at all no matter how much I increase or decrease the resistance. Overall I'm not very happy with this product but it will have to do to get me thru the winter. :(

Scritto da: Cliente de Amazon

Me encantó

The media could not be loaded. Excelente calidad, realmente me gustó mucho, pero si hay que tener algunas consideraciones, por ejemplo yo monte una bicicleta MTB con llantas todo terreno y hacía mucho ruido (por el tipo de llantas) además de que vibraba mucho, haciendo muy molesto todo, tuve que cambiar las llantas por unas más lisas y con estas quedo perfecto apenas hace ruido. Otra cosa es que también debes de cambiar el eje tracero por un eje hueco para poder introducir el adaptador, esto es algo complicado y si necesitas ser experto y que cuentes con la herramienta si quieres hacerlo tu mismo, en mi caso mejor fui con el mecánico que la dejo excelente. Mi consejo es que si vas a usarla con una MTB piénsalo porque vas a tener que cambiar la llanta o comprarte unos tapones para los oídos

Scritto da: DL

Not a big fan, but it works

I don't like it. It works as described but I am just not a fan in the end. I should have bought a regular apartment stationary bike instead. I don't like how massively noisy it can get with my regular bike tires. And I hate the sensation of using it. It is not pleasant one bit. I then went through the trouble of changing my back tire with something more smooth. And it is indeed less noisy, but still very much noisy. And the vibration is mad. I'm sure my neighbors hear me . A real apartment bicycle is so much better, honestly, I can't recommend using this kind of converter products (this is my first experience). In fact, I used to own a decent stationary bicycle for cheaper than what I paid here. I hate this product. I will try to sell this to get rid of it.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Garnet: Brampton Ont. Canada

I bought this Trainer a couple weeks ago, and despite not yet having the time to use it to it's full capacity, I find it to be quite sturdy, easy to set up right out of the box and not as noisy as expected. however was not quite trilled with gear/speed shift attachment. I got a road bike with normal handle bar wrap, however the only spot I was able to attach it too, was at the very end of the handle-bar. these should be design to adjust a bit larger to accommodate handle-bar with at least normal handle tape/wrap. nonetheless I intend to put this trainer to full use over the next couple of months, and my update my review with additional comments at such time. overall nice looking unit.

Scritto da: CT

Trainer has help up well over many months

I purchased this trainer Nov 2013, I wanted to wait a while and get a lot of use before I wrote a review. I use this machine about three times a week. So far in 2015 I have just over 500km on this. My initial thoughts when I got this was that it appeared sturdy. It came with a rise block, most higher end trainers do not, so that was nice. Setup was easy (according to my husband!!) he sets it up for me, and it's ready in under 3 minutes. He has yet to have a problem with setup. I am a 5'8 130lb female, I use a lightweight Giant Avial roadbike on this. I do not use the resistance knob on this. I keep it set at the highest which I believe is 7 (could be wrong) and use my regular gears from there. I am using an old slick tire as my "trainer tire" it s not as quiet as some of the fluid triainers out there, but for me that's ok. I have it set up in a room of its own. Overall I am very happy with this product, it's withstood much use during winter months and it seems to be holding up well. I recommend this to anyone looking for an inexpensive trainer for winter use. ps: I'd like to post some pictures, but when I try to upload it erases my review! Maybe next time!

Scritto da: Red

Recommended trainer for fitness-minded

This product was easy to assemble and was effective on first ride, with minimal noise. I like the fact that it has adjustable resistance so that the ride feels more authentic, but unfortunately the dial fixture doesn't fit over the thickness of the handlebar wrap on a road bike. I am going to set up my flatbar performance hybrid with 700CC wheels on the trainer to see how that feels as the handle bars are exposed, and therefore thinner. Hopefully they will accommodate the size of the resistance dial fastener. It is also helpful that this trainer comes equipped with a rear wheel quick release skewer and front wheel leveling block so that separate purchases are not required. I am a recreational, but fitness-minded cyclist who rides regularly, and I would recommend this product for others of similar calibre who are looking to maintain their cycling fitness when you can't get to a gym and/or in inclement weather.