Max Racer 7 Levels of with Smooth Magnetic Resistance Bicycle Trainer Allows You to Work Out with Your Bike

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

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.

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.

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!

It's my first trainer and I would say it does the job. It can be a little bit noisy but some fine tuning and adjustment will help alleviate the noise. The resistance selector knob is a little on the cheap end and if you put it on too low or too high of a setting then extra noise is emitted. I have put quite a few hours on it and would say it's pretty decent in the overall picture. Quality construction on the trainer itself, nice paint finish and consistent welds.