Can this trainer be used with a bolt on rear wheel?
1821000
Since you have a bolt on axel I would assume that the axle is solid so the supplied skewer would not work, If it is take your bike to a good dealer and see if it will work.
1821001
It all depends on how large the bolt is. If I had that dimension I could answer.
1821002
When I ordered mine it came with a replacement skewer to use with the KKR Machineinstead of the stock one.So your bolt would not be used at all.
1452219
I have put three different bikes on this trainer, only one with the pin provided. Yes, it would work.
1865198
You can go to your local bike shop and ask for a trainer skewer or find one on here. They aren't anything proprietary for this or most trainers. Steel Quick Release Skewer for Rear Mounted Trainers
1454240
Yes it can be fitted with training wheels - I wouldn't buy a cheap set without knowing if they were tall enough for the bike - But they're pretty much standard -
1578476
I have no idea = you might have to slot the bracket on the training wheel to accommodate a bigger diameter wheel.
1505671
Yes. It connects to horizontal support bar, so training wheels would not affect it.
1304180
The back tire is held on with a nut on each side so a long as the training wheels use a standard fitting it should work. Just take the nut off and insert the training wheel bracket under the nut.
534174
I dont have the bike but in the pictures there are rear caliper mounts so the frame will allow for it but I cant see if the rear wheel has disc mounts. At the most a new wheel or hub might be needed for the rear.
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.
330880
check the threads on the pedals the pedals that come with the biodyne are superb unless you're thinking in terms of a racing pedal for a trainer in which case you'd probably want the whell trainer that the rear wheel sits in - the Airdyne with its arm exercise motion wouldn't be conducive for x-training for cyclists in that sense
1203052
It hooks up to the axle of the rear wheel, and as long as you are able to tighten each side equally, it should work!
50725
I don't have a quick release on my rear wheel, and the screws that are on my rear wheel are so tight, I couldn't even get them to unscrew. (Don't know what I'm going to do when I need to replace the back tire, guess will have to take to bike shop!) Anyway, I was able to get the screws to lock into place where the skewer would go on the trainer, and it is really sturdy. You might want to try that.
1508283
You could but you would have make sure you have the right kind. The bike does not have the usual frame shape so may not compatible with the most common type of training wheels. More importantly, though, this bike is specifically designed to help teach how to ride without training wheels. The kid learns balance first without any pedals, gears or chain in the way. You then add those later (they are included). Hope that helps!
1593667
Yes if you secure it with rubber bands and keep the front wheel straight and don't touch it! I also have a bike trainer and it's much better! used one is about $30-$100
995205
You should be able to as long as it has the horizontal bar that goes along the back end of the bike to the back wheel. It attaches anywhere along that bar.
1156897
Its not a tire, its a wheel. Depends on your trainer, of course, but probably not.
1033674
Yes I Believe you can, the bike is not I front of me at the moment, but, I think you can. The only issue as I see it, that it might be taller than the training wheel bracket.