Does this product come with the quick release skewer or would I have to get one seperately?
599111
Yes. The wheel comes with a quick release skewer. It comes attached to the wheel.
71483
Yes, you can. Most of these trainers also provide a quick-release skewer in the box, but, I did not use the one provided. One bike I mounted on the trainer has its own quick-release skewer, the other did not. Both worked fine.
1681352
no - need to get it separately along with release mechanism. Bass pro is where I got mine
1782896
I am not sure. The trainer came with a quick release. That is how I use it.
730028
Yes, it sure will. Just know that you will need to convert the rear wheel to a quick-release. The trainer does come with a skewer.
477182
I am no expert but I believe you will have to switch it out with the quick release that is included. I would check with company.
173659
yes it comes with a quick release plate. and i never have had in my hands the 200ex pro, so i cant compare, but as you can see the model is totally different, however it must do the same job, i cant tell you which it´s the best
1727414
Maybe......There are different axle diameters and axle lengths. I would recommend going to a local bike shop. It's a $7 product on Amazon, but if you order the wrong one, it will take a week to replace with the proper quick release skewer. Even if your local bike shop charges $10-$15 for the skewer, I would pay the extra to make sure you get the proper one. You might even be able to talk the bike shop people into installing for you.
1639566
Yes the one I bought came with the quick release plate. Some may not come with it so just check before you buy.
1603585
I purchased mine about a year before the 12/2011 review by DoctorG and my kit DID come with a skewer assembly. So it's possible it is no longer included. I used an old steel road bike with the trainer and had to swap in the new skewer as the existing one wasn't compatible with the mating assembly on the trainer. It's been a while since I used it but I got the impression that newer "standard" skewers are compatible with the trainer.
598574
The quick release skewers typically are associated with the hub on the bike rim. The bike frame itself is a basic slotted metal frame so you should technically be able to use new rims with skewers which may not be a cost effective measure to use this product.
487815
Sorry but I don't know what a QR skewer is. If you don't see it in the photo then probably not.
1655345
The bike skewer on the ForkLift works just like the skewer on your quick release wheel - use the thumb screw to get it close then 'cam' down the lever - be careful not to over tighten!
2193967
You must purchase any cocking devices separately. I recommend the crank cocking device, it reduces the amount of exertion used when cocking.
365424
Depends on the skewer. If you send me a picture of the skewer (both sides) I can give you my best guess. The trainer is pretty tolerant and it works with 3/4 of the skewers I have, including some "non trainer appropriate skewers". The only one that doesn't work is an ultra light skewer by Mavic. A quick release, trainer appropriate skewer is <$10 though so I'd say buying one of those is your best bet.
609832
I don't know about extra skewers. However I wouldn't bother. I had to discard my Bacon Wave because it melted in the microwave after a couple of uses.
1707430
Hello,The bike I am using does not have quick release and I did not have to worry about this issue, but I believe the trainer comes with extra plastic adapters to use with your stock skewer. Sorry I can not be more direct, but I believe the description states the mounting system will take either quick release or bolt on rear wheels.