Can the TopeakRide Case be used with an indoor spin bike?
353930
If your indoor spin bike have handlebar, you definitely can install TopeakRide on it.
353931
As is no. However Wahoo might make a speed sensor that would read your rear wheel rotation (ie speed) and blue tooth the signal to your iphone. Probably other options, but I have used a Wahoo heart rate dongle and they work really well.
353932
I don't see why not, as long as the clamp length is long enough. This clamp is nicely built, but I honestly wouldn't recommend their case for real biking. It only lasted me a few months before breaking, due to it is poor construction. They ultrasonically welded two parts together to form their undercut to mount to the clip. The weld broke pretty fast for me and I almost lost my phone because of it.
929182
I have not tried with indoor bikes but it is the same as any other ant+ hrm and should work.
839643
There is no reason why you couldn't. Except the stand takes up more space than your bike would by itself. If I had the space for it I would display the bike on the stand in my living room. I don't know about yours, but my bike looks cool!
807027
I own a Gravity Zilla cyclocross bike with disc brakes. Works great with this rack. if you have an indoor trainer you will need to remove the rack
983826
Yes...I put a Topeak rack on and used the two chrome adjustable pieces screwed into the bike..there are accessory holes already there with rubber plugs ... I then cable wrapped them to the rack...this is necessary because of the small wheel...works great..I even tie my wheeled shopping cart to it for my grocery shopping...we are cruising on our boat..great bike! Amazon had the best price for bike and accessories
1958482
Not sure what a "spin" bike is, but, if it has a wheel that turns, I imagine it could be..
1387848
the seat had a standard mounting bracket, which is like a standard bicycle seat post. If the spinning bike has a standard seat post should have no problem.
691137
probably not. Not really needed, it really snaps in pretty secure just with the I-pad only. Anything inside for sure, I don't think I'd risk riding outside not matter what.
1344284
I have yet to find a way to put a computer on this bike, or any spin bike really. They make bikes that already have the computers. If that's something you really want I would pay the extra and get the bike with the monitor. This bike is quite noisy too.
167738
Yes you sure can. I use to teach spin and you can do any move on it that you normally do in a spin class from sprinting, to standing up, to increasing the tension, decreasing the tension, etc. It is a great little bike that does everything you need for a great workout!
2162058
I don't know how the clip will work on an indoor spinning bike, I can only speak to my experience with the light for book reading. The switch on mine was unreliable and the beam did not cover the page well.
2046660
No, it's a soft, one piece case. There is nothing inside. You fasten the pedals right inside, unzip the case, fold the top under, and use it like that.
2021834
I don't have an Ir to try it with, but because the air has a different body shape I don't think it does. Also, I loved the case for the first few day I had it, but the connection of the large handle to the case broke after only a few days so becareful.Good Luck
1247688
After looking at my cases; I happen to own both types! I would say no; the case appears to be specifically molded to allow for the wheels.
1894243
Generally not. Possibly with some modification, but I don't see any good way to secure the magnets and sensors to that bike
236612
I don't know about that particular case, but mine screwed in to the top and it is a necessity for small items. Works great
1822852
I would like rewrite my statement on if the top spins.It does spin when the center part is not tighten to much.