Can it be mounted on the rear wheel so that the odometer functions with a bike on a trainer?
1000038
Will it work on the rear wheel of a mountain bike with disc brakes (so I can use the bike in the trainer or the road)?
1000039
It is intended to mount to the rear wheel. This is so one wire can be ran down the frame for the wheel speed sensor and for the cadence sensor. So It can be used on a trainer.
92278
possibly. if you mean the type of spin bikes found at most gyms, it might be difficult attaching the magnet to the wheel and also attaching the remote sensor just opposite the magnet on the bike frame. if you are able to do that, then it might work.
295912
I don't know but I can't think of a reason it wouldn't as long as you can attach the sensor to a wheel fork (the two pronged metal piece that is part of the frame and holds the wheel) and the magnet to a spoke on the wheel. A regular bicycle on a stationary stand would work but perhaps not a stationary bike machine without a wheel fork and without spokes.
2054784
I don't see why not. It's a real easy on off. The mounting bracket just attaches to the rear wheele axel. Thake off the nut and put the bracket on and put the nut back. We attached it to a kids bike one weekend and it worked fine.
1704230
Yes, it should. The gears are not affected or involved in the set-up of the trainer, you can use whatever gearing you have as you normally would.
2106495
Its possible if it has spokes. There's 2 attachments that has to be applied in spokes in order to read the proper mileage. If there are no wheels spokes, and front forks to mount the attachment, then this will not work.
1268678
Yes it will work on a trainer. I actually use my bike more by setting it up as a stationary. You just need to make sure to set up the sensors on the back wheel.
2152996
It has to be mounted to the bike frame, as in the seat post or vertical frame post with the two piece bracket. If there is something like that on your front tire mount then maybe...
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.
1214238
Yes. In fact, on my racer I have both units mounted on the chain stay. The cadence unit mounted closest to the bottom bracket. Figuring it maybe more aerodynamic. Works well.
530510
While my bike is not a fixed gear bike, I can say that the trainer does not interfere with or change the way the gears work. The only thing that matters is whether your bike has the right kind of removable rear wheel.
1452219
I have put three different bikes on this trainer, only one with the pin provided. Yes, it would work.
1911627
Yes you can. Its easy to mount and works great. Speedometer will require size of tire to configure the correct distance you travel.
1687081
Not if the bike is in a stand. This only tracks mileage when the tire it is attached to spins while riding.
1805470
It works but you have to put it on the frame in order to reach the rear wheel. It is too short if you try to place it on the handles. This way i am able to use my road bike on my trainer
36591
Yes, pedals are bidirectional. The odometer will only function in the traditional forward motion.
1867342
I am riding a road bike in a trainer and was unable to get this to work on the back wheel of my bike. The maximum clearance is 2mm and I could not get the sensor to register any data when mounted on the rear wheel.