Will it work if I use it on my cycling machine? Thank you
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Depends if you can attach the magnet and receiver on the wheel. Usually requires a spoked wheel. Also, wire to computer needs to be long enough to reach your hanndlebar.
315461
Depends on if its a all wheel machine? You would have to route it to your rear tire and the cord is not that long depending on the bike
315462
I cannot see why not. If it has a spinning bicycle wheel it should work just as well once the correct radius is entered in the setup.
1259468
I don't still have this vehicle to tell you the correct answer but i think NO. I don't know how you could adapt this to work on your cycle. Wait just a minute...it hit me. All you will need to make this work will be a longer bolt/washer than the one that comes with your battery...it will work. Thanks, glad to help you. Ray in Missouri.
1439834
I believe it works on most bikes. However it's very heavy and would make your bike heavy too.
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I don't see any reason why it won't work as long as you keep the same number of gears. In your case make sure you choose a 10 speed cassette. You might have to shorten the chain if you go down several teeth in gearing such as a 11-24 tooth cassette. Although it may work using the same chain length as you currently have.
429014
Hello. I believe this would work for most bikes. I have a hybrid bike and this works great. I hope this helps.
613147
As long as there is a nut or a quick release on either side of the hub it should work. The trainer has basically a metal cup that covers the hub nut on both sides and keeps the bike in place with tension from both sides of the hub.
1736349
By the looks of it, if the exercise bike has a standard type bike seat, it should work.
357213
Yes, it should work on a bike and tells you your pace, i.e. 4 minute miles, 5 minute miles, etc. Should be easy math!
563414
Yes I don't see why it wouldn't. I have paired it up with my Shimano tiagra 30 and my Penn squall 50vsw.
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It will work and as long as it is a chain of the same width (speed) then you shouldn't notice it in terms of smoothness when shifting or pedalling. I have used these on both SRAM and Shimano chains. It will also work in a pinch for chains of other speeds (since these links are wider than 9/10speed chains) but you would notice it in the pedal stroke and while shifting.
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I don't know. I would think as long as it is a 6 volt and the connector looks the same it should work. I used it in a power wheels cycle and it works great.
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Not on my bike .I use it on the rear wheel but if your front wheel is close to your frame it may work on a different type of bike.
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Not sure if it'll work for that bike, but I would't recommend it. In my opinion it's not that great of a product and it would probably be a pain in the a$$ to do.
186492
It will work with any bike if you have a cadence sensor and speed sensor attached to each bike, otherwise the heart rate sensor will work.
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I wish I had an answer for ya', but I used mine on my mtn bike and it worked okay. It fell off a time or two before I figured out how to install it (Note to self - sometimes you actually should read instructions :) If you have a mainstream road bike I suspect it'll work, but if you want to be certain you should probably try the manufacturer. Happy riding!
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If it were working properly, it should work fine for bike tires - provided you have a car or other 12 volt DC source to plug it into. Mine also had a defective fitting (part that connects to the tire stem-valve), so it's usable but not great. If you buy it, be prepared to try it right away and to return it if it doesn't work well.
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I don't know. It does work on my recumbent bike. Google it...you should be able to find the answer.