Will it work with a bike on a trainer mount?
347298
If you can mount it on your rear tire and get the magnet and sensor 5mm apart it will work.
347299
Typically, the magnet is mounted on the front wheel of the bike and the wheel must rotate for the computer to count the rotations. If you can attach the magnet on the back wheel, and still have the sensor cable reach the computer, it should work on your trainer.
347300
It could if there is a wheel where the magnet could be mounted on a spoke. This would need to be the wheel that is being driven by the rider. The device counts the revolutions of the magnet and converts that into distance. I don't think you would even get a time reading unless the magnet was activating the computer.
1161797
I have a Landrider and it works fine so I do not see a problem with this. The mounts adjust to the hubs so it should work with your bike as well
1170922
Thank you for your inquiry. Yes this would work as our trainers are designed for a quick release rear wheel axle and Accommodates 26-28" and 700cc tires.
1704226
That's hard to say. The trainer includes a replacement axel for your rear wheel. If your riding a relatively modern bike with a quick release, it should work.
92924
It should hold your bikes, but I would call the company's tech support and ask them. phone number is 888-722-5240
221504
It probely will because it hooks up on the wheel. It doesn't make a difference how the bike is powered. We use it on regular bikes. I just love riding around town with our Lab in tow!!!
2127554
I have looked at a photo of your bike and can see no reason why it should not work. The rack clamps to any bar, vertical or horizontal on the bike and holds it securely. I have clamped all three of my bikes at one time with this device and it works splendidly.
1929436
Yes it does. The wheel on the trainer easily adjusts to any size bike wheel.
17456
Not sure what you mean by "mount". If you're referring to a derailleur bracket hanger then NO. Hope that helps.
651341
Hi Raymond, I guess it will, it is a very versatile device, try to check if the lateral straps would get a place for stabilization. That is VERY important for the rack not to move laterally due to the weight of the bikes.
1904809
I don't know. I used it on a 20" bike that had training wheels. Once you took the training wheels off you connected it onto those bolts coming off of the rear wheel. Good luck!
699579
According to Shimano it is not supposed to work but I have used it with both an Ultegra short cage and a 105 short cage. If you B tension screw is bottomed out with the 12-28 I would guess not but if there is some travel left it should work I think. Frame and hanger geometry can play into it.
1730775
Yes, but it may slip on the handlebar/bike frame. If it slips on the frame/handlebar, use electrical tape on the frame to make the friction greater. If the switch pivots too much, put a rubber washer between the switch and the mount, and tighten it.
1505671
Yes. It connects to horizontal support bar, so training wheels would not affect it.
1997034
Yes you can. This bike mount only works on bikes with Thin Downtube. if yours it's thicker, it will not work.
1139282
Depending on the diameter of the bar you are mounting to it might work. If the bar is oval but the same diameter as the handlebars I would try but if the bar is smaller or larger than regular handlebars it will not tighten up and be secure.
534200
No. It won't stay put. There are handlebar mounts designed specifically for bikes.