How long does it take to set up / remove...if you actually want to go outside and ride?
1464282
Less than a minute. Unless you strapped the gear switching cable to the frame, then the rear wheel is the only thing to get off the stand. Piece of cake.
1464283
It doesn't take too long to setup/remove. It is a little awkward to align it right. I thought it was a little awkward to get on the bike after it's setup. You have to be careful you don't tip. It is also noisy. Consequently, I haven't used it much. I have knobby tires on my bike, so I'm not sure if putting smooth tires on would help. Haven't gotten around to doing that.
1464284
It takes a few minutes to set up, I'd say. To put the bike on the trainer I actually had to buy an exchangeable back wheel skewer because my current skewer wasn't compatible with the trainer (you can pick up a skewer at any bike shop for like $5). Considering that I have to change out my skewer each time it takes a bit more time but no more than 10 minutes.
1057622
It took me a little while at first because I streched it out too far (my error) & I thought they sold me a table where the legs did not fit. But once I realized my mistake it was ok, so I would say from removing from the bag to set up about 3 minutes. Hope this helps with your decision
2270835
Not difficult at all to set up, if it's not windy at all you can literally just plug it in and let it blow up. I recommend staking it though, even if there is no wind. The rope knots that go through the stakes can be tricky, but not hard once you get the hang of it. I have used mine countless times (weather permitting) and it has been great, set up and take down time is about 15 mins. To a half an hour, depending on how anal you are about organizing and putting it away. I also recommend folding up the screen first and putting that in the bag before the actual inflatable frame. Hope this helps!
1084485
If battery is totally discharged May take 3-4 hours. But generally that is not the case. For most rides of up to 10 miles you only need about two hours.
626048
5 minutes tops. I haven't had to remove it for any storms. It vents well and when anchored correctly, it doesn't move much.
148597
The first time you do it, it will take 5 minutes to figure it out. After that, with practice, you can do it all in 30 seconds. There are 2 disconnects to open, and you can choose to fold down the pedals as well. This assumes average physical and technical skills.
1360517
It's super easy with the one pole half dome style. I'd say about ten minutes or so if it's your first couple times
245595
Depends on how far one wants to break it down. If just taking tongue extension and wheels off, less than 30 min..
1844541
If you hold the pedal to the floor and have hills = 15-30minutes. Typical use 2 days.
1529410
I have gone about 12-14 hours with CONSTANT GPS/AUDIO/Visuals running. If you were to just be using it intermittently, you could probably go a few days.
416792
Takes Aprox 5 hrs from empty.how long it lasts depends on rider weight, terrain and speed. I'm very pleased with the bike. Make sure you follow charging directions at first.
1185539
It depends on ambient weather conditions. It took ours about 3 days but it was very cold outside where it was positioned
1585545
Depends. I keep it on the lowest setting when riding out to the trail. When it gets dangerous I change to the highest setting. Then I change back to the lowest setting when riding back home. All in all I was out for about 3 hours with no issue.
2098125
Takes 10 to 15 seconds on mine. I suppose if you weren't standing still it would take longer.
1583253
from what I remember not randomly. You can set it up for 15-30 min on specific days.
1490601
Can't take more than 30 minutes. This belongs to my daughter. I have never set it up by myself. I do know with 2 it takes about 10 minutes.
1542272
One person can set this up/down but it just takes more time. I've done it by myself. You just have to be patient and pull out each corner a bit at a time. It's a bit heavy to drag around but the carrying case has wheels to help with that.