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Lauren H created an article,
How do I set up my wheel-on trainer?
Check out our instructional videos here.
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Lauren H created an article,
How tight should the resistance unit be up against my rear bicycle tire?
For all trainers, you will want to make sure that the tire does not slip on the roller when accelerating or sprinting. Also, make sure that the tire pressure is within the recommended specificatio...
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Lauren H created an article,
Can I ride your trainer tires out on the road?
Our trainer tires are for indoor use only, as the tires themselves do not have tread and would be unsafe to use on the road.
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Lauren H created an article,
Does the trainer tire fit 650c or 650b wheels?
Our trainer tires are designed to work with 700c wheels only. Unfortunately, they do not fit 650 wheels. If you are unable to find a trainer tire for your 650 wheels, we recommend using a hard comp...
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Lauren H created an article,
Does the trainer tire fit 29er wheels?
Our trainer tires are designed to work with 700c wheels only. Unfortunately, they do not fit 29ers. If you are unable to find a trainer tire for your wheels, we recommend using a hard compound tire...
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Lauren H created an article,
What trainers does the trainer bag work with?
This bag fits all of our Classic trainers (Wind, Mag, Magneto, Fluid2, PowerSync, and Magnus) as well as our Pro trainers (PowerBeam Pro, JetFluid Pro, and SuperMagneto Pro). The trainer bag does n...
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Lauren H created an article,
When setting up the climbing riser block, which end goes where?
The climbing block has several positions; there is no “right” way to set it up. As long as your front wheel is stable, it is set up correctly. Pro Tip: Two climbing blocks can be stacked to have si...
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Lauren H created an article,
What gradient do the different levels of the block simulate?
The gradient will be dependent on the length of the bike’s wheelbase. The height levels of the climbing block are 2.1”, 2.7” and 3.1”.
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Lauren H created an article,
What is the difference between a leveling block and a climbing block?
A leveling block is used to make the front wheel the same height as the back wheel; while a climbing block allows you to simulate an uphill climb.
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Lauren H created an article,
How do I clean my training mat?
We recommend using dish soap and warm water. This will clean the mat without ruining its finish.