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New 2007 model with new PU coated roller for less tire wear. | | | Features: | |
• Minoura Mag-500D Trainer "Red.
• New 2007 model with new PU coated roller for less tire wear.
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40 of 42 found the following review helpful:
 Just what I needed.Jan 13, 2006
By R. Smith
I'm no professional cyclist, but I live in an area where the weather doesn't always let me stay in shape. I wanted a bicycle trainer to prepare for the warm months when I can hopefully commute to work and use my bike much more often.
This trainer is just what I was looking for. It's extremely sturdy, has plenty of resistance, and attaches to my bike quickly and easily.
I'm not sure how a pro cyclist would rate this trainer, but for anyone looking for something a little better than the under $100 trainers, I would recommend this model.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Good product, very sturdyJan 04, 2008
By A. McGuire
Instructions were a bit confusing, but pretty easy to assemble. Fast shipping from this vendor as well. A+
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great trainer, low noise. Magneto-driven.Jan 14, 2011
By S. W. Campbell
Pros: it folds up nicely and tucks away against a wall. Very small in size. It probably weights 15-20 lbs. VERY sturdy. Cool powdercoat that grabs attention when people walk in the room (not that it matters haha). Magneto driven means that it only has one moving part and is very low noise. In fact, the only noise that I hear is my bike and the whining sound the gears make. Resistance from the roller is steady and consistent.
Cons: The magneto-driven wheel has several resistance settings, however when I switch them up or down I don't seem to recognize a difference between them. Don't know if it has something to do with the age of the trainer that I have or whether or not it's working properly. This really isn't a big deal, though. It provides ample amounts of resistance, so all you need to do is tick up your secondary gear to a higher number in order to achieve a harder workout.
EXCELLENT TRAINER!
 Plastic Support is WeakDec 29, 2011
By Chippewa Valley Books
"Fine Books"
The fly-wheel supports are made out of brittle plastic. The plastic supports were broken and the whole flywheel fell off. What a disappointment.
Great cycle trainerDec 18, 2011
By L. Huckaba
"~Luke"
I bought one of these a few years ago for PT after broken leg & pretty bad ankle damage. I didn't want a stationary bike, so I got this for my bike. It works well. My only recommendation is to use a tire that's a 'street' tire on it. I have two different bikes (road & mountain bike), and the mountain bike tire tread was noisy. The road bike tire was not, though. I spent several hours using it over several months and the thing looks brand new still.
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