We tackled assembling the bike as a family project. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxzg0clhbtRf2gGxPkVETFKJJKGqdsorQu The package is heavy, but I have 2 teen boys that were able to move it. The written instructions were great- we didn't need to watch the videos, but it was good knowing that the option was there if we needed it. After we were able to get it set up, the boys each rode 3 miles and I rode 8 and the bike stayed quiet. The display is easy to reset, and you can put it on whichever setting you are using (time, distance, calories, etc). I will say that my butt is a little sore from the seat, but that could be because I haven't rode in a while. While it is comfortable for me, it was not comfortable with the seat position for my friend (could not move the seat back far enough and he slightly looked like a kid riding a tricycle that he had outgrown). He also said that the seat hurt his manly parts. We are going to look for a different seat that will be compatible with this bike for him.I did purchase the Wahoo Cadence sensor and strapped it to the crank of one of the pedals. This will sync with my Apple Watch, iPhone and will import data in to my Health app. Wahoo does have other sensors available other than cadence. I can also keep either my phone or my iPad on the display and they both feel pretty secure.
Hey, just watched your video on "bike trainer" and I must say, I really appreciate the effort you put into explaining the features and benefits. As an e-bike user, I recently stumbled upon a new crowdfunding project by freebeat called the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 e-Bike. It's truly impressive how it combines indoor fitness and outdoor exploration. The fact that it can be charged in indoor mode is a game-changer. The brushless 750W motor, 80Nm torque, and top speed of 20mph are outstanding features for any e-bike enthusiast. I'm definitely considering supporting this project and can't wait to experience the Morph eBike's versatility and sustainable riding capabilities. Great content, keep up the good work!
wheel is wobbling a little bit and because of this (and the fact that it's a fat mountain tire), it's rubbing up against the side of the stand/thing (the black wheel looking things next to the roller)
Hello, I know it has been a little while since you made this video but I am just seeing it. You face forward through the most important part of the video...getting the skewer through your wheel. Do you have an edited out parts focused on that or can you talk about if you needed to remove anything form your wheel?
At least 9 out of 10 people on the planet ride with an improper seat height, knees out or awkwardly knees in (I don't even know how knees in pedaling is possible). The leg needs to be almost fully straight when the pedal is all the way down (unless you have one leg that's shorter than the other).
I live on the fifth floor, and the walls aren't supper thick, I'm really hoping this won't be unusably loud and will let me keep my summer weight through winters, disgusting falls, and early springs.
the second tire is like an 700x35h? like urban bike tire? i want to buy a bike and a bike trainer... dont know if urban bikes has tires that are not loud to bike trainer
why did you take the wheel off just to change the quick release bolt? there was no need to do that. your saddle is way too low, the placing of your foot on the peddle is also wrong.
I think it is supposed to come with a magnetic tensioner, hence the little round part on the end of he roller, and not to use the thumb screw tensioner, However this contraption is so noisy my neighbors would probably lynch me 🤣
Those four pieces of round black rubber ends touching the floor may be rotateable and offer different height adjustment to get the trainer level and firm on the ground. Mine of a different brand has those and you can rotate them, all five knobs around each piece are of different thickness actually. And it's better to run a mountain bike on a trainer using slick tires.
It's so strange, I am struggling here to line up the wheel with the trainer, for some reason the trainer cinlinders is away from the skewer, I wonder if I have to lower legs of the trainer to make the cilinders meet the skewer of the wheel to the trainer, Is there I way I can lower the legs to see if it goes forward, there is no way to position the bike more to the back because the tire is supposed to be nudging the rear resistant metal, I even tried to put the tire on the top of the metal to see if I could position the skewer. Or wonder If could slide backward the metal to give me some room to attach the bike to trainer.
@@redridingbikes It's a normal size, it's a treck touring bike. I figuered out to line up after several hours, I had to unscrew the yellow thing to push back the magnetic thing to give extra room to make the wheel hole skewer to the trainer cilinder, and I was able to attach the bike, but it totally contradicts the instructions of the guy on another video where it says to screw the yellow thing until it clicks. but something happened, when I pedal with my hands to see if the wheel spins, it does not spin, but if spin touching the wheel pushing with my hands it spins, and you see the magnetic thing moves too. So what went wrong? Also I tried to play with the resistance, the gear, still the pedal does not make the rear wheel spin. I will end up returning the trainer, if it's going to be that difficult, but I want to try the trainer first to see if it's noisy, and then I would return.
@@redridingbikes Yees please! 🙏🏼 Would highly appreciate the feedback on you trying that. If it's possible I am definitely going to look into buying on of these.
Its really load. It sounds like somebody drilling. In apartments you will disturb the neighbours. On our 21speed we couldnt take the axel off. The stand works but the gear is like I said really load.
U skipped. Over the most technical important. Part of the whole process. Yes whole reason I looked this up was. To get help on putting. On the skewer on The bike tire. And here u just fast forwarded overr. It. Well fuk me! Lol
@@redridingbikes Thank u, I'm thinking of getting one. I'm glad I have a hybrid, hard tail and road bike to work with. Don't want to wake up the roommates or neighbors.
@@redridingbikes Hi. Can you let me know if the smooth tires are of same size as your MTB tires. I use an MTB with 27.5 x 2.15. I am unable to find a smooth tire in that size. Any suggestions ?
It doesn't help me when you fast forwarded through taking off the front wheel and next thing I knew you were adding the skewer things to the rear wheel. Ugh. I'm a recent widow suddenly having to do things for myself. Trying but little things you guys take for granted are new to me. I'll keep watching more videos.
We tackled assembling the bike as a family project. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxzg0clhbtRf2gGxPkVETFKJJKGqdsorQu The package is heavy, but I have 2 teen boys that were able to move it. The written instructions were great- we didn't need to watch the videos, but it was good knowing that the option was there if we needed it. After we were able to get it set up, the boys each rode 3 miles and I rode 8 and the bike stayed quiet. The display is easy to reset, and you can put it on whichever setting you are using (time, distance, calories, etc). I will say that my butt is a little sore from the seat, but that could be because I haven't rode in a while. While it is comfortable for me, it was not comfortable with the seat position for my friend (could not move the seat back far enough and he slightly looked like a kid riding a tricycle that he had outgrown). He also said that the seat hurt his manly parts. We are going to look for a different seat that will be compatible with this bike for him.I did purchase the Wahoo Cadence sensor and strapped it to the crank of one of the pedals. This will sync with my Apple Watch, iPhone and will import data in to my Health app. Wahoo does have other sensors available other than cadence. I can also keep either my phone or my iPad on the display and they both feel pretty secure.
Thanks for this, been trying to find just a single video showing the noise. I don't think my downstairs neighbours would be too happy if I got one.
This is the guy downstairs. Thank you. 😁
All of as we have the same horrible sound problem.
Is the mountain tire!
Hey, just watched your video on "bike trainer" and I must say, I really appreciate the effort you put into explaining the features and benefits. As an e-bike user, I recently stumbled upon a new crowdfunding project by freebeat called the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 e-Bike. It's truly impressive how it combines indoor fitness and outdoor exploration. The fact that it can be charged in indoor mode is a game-changer. The brushless 750W motor, 80Nm torque, and top speed of 20mph are outstanding features for any e-bike enthusiast. I'm definitely considering supporting this project and can't wait to experience the Morph eBike's versatility and sustainable riding capabilities. Great content, keep up the good work!
*great **Latest.Bike** , a little difficult understanding the penny picture for adjusting the front derailer. Once I figured it out it worked great!*
It's going to be loud until the wheel and the resistance heat up.. after 10 min it quiets down for most of them.
buy a trainer tyree
It’s loud because of youre Tire! You have to juse a tire without Profile, like a roadbike tire. Then it’s quite silent
Thanks for this. My wife gave me one yesterday for Christmas and I wasn’t sure the next step. I appreciate the help.
Thanks! My hubby can finally put his bike trainer outside without having to worry about the neighbors.
wheel is wobbling a little bit and because of this (and the fact that it's a fat mountain tire), it's rubbing up against the side of the stand/thing (the black wheel looking things next to the roller)
Thanks for the help! Your video helped more that the directions!
Like it comes very well package! Green,cheap and usefull Amazon biketrainer. All i was looking for. 👍 hey man nice unboxing.
Thank you!
Hello, I know it has been a little while since you made this video but I am just seeing it. You face forward through the most important part of the video...getting the skewer through your wheel. Do you have an edited out parts focused on that or can you talk about if you needed to remove anything form your wheel?
Try it with the seat further up so your legs move out more. Thinking about getting one but man, might have to switch to street tires while using that
At least 9 out of 10 people on the planet ride with an improper seat height, knees out or awkwardly knees in (I don't even know how knees in pedaling is possible).
The leg needs to be almost fully straight when the pedal is all the way down (unless you have one leg that's shorter than the other).
Thanks for this, got mine today and just needed a little extra tutorial in setting it up.
Me too!
You should change your tyres to Slicks, they'll out-last standard tyres considerably longer !!
Jesus! Dude u. Are. More clueless than I was 😅 n this whole thing ! Lol!!!
I live on the fifth floor, and the walls aren't supper thick, I'm really hoping this won't be unusably loud and will let me keep my summer weight through winters, disgusting falls, and early springs.
the second tire is like an 700x35h? like urban bike tire? i want to buy a bike and a bike trainer... dont know if urban bikes has tires that are not loud to bike trainer
Hello I am not getting any resistance, did I assembled it wrongly
Thanks! It is working mine.
My bike b twin 120' 20 inch, is it work with home trainer?
Very informative, thank you!
Training tyre,fixes noise issue.
This type of bike trainer wear to much the tyres ? For urban bike ( like 700x35 )
your's is quiet comparatively to mine's!! tx for the video my friend!! :)
Thanks for this review!
I hope you are going to put your seat up. Fat too low for proper training and more likely to cause injuries.
Mine is a little different but it’s for my 26 inch mountain bike but I do have a road bike that is 27.5 inch
Is this work for 24 inches bikes or has to be 26 inches or over size
Can you ride the bike with the skewer in there or do you need to switch it back?
You can ride it with the quick release 'skewer' in it
Yeah most of the noise comes from the tire switch to an indoor trainer tire and try
Can you ride without Black rubber end ?
why did you take the wheel off just to change the quick release bolt? there was no need to do that. your saddle is way too low, the placing of your foot on the peddle is also wrong.
You need a skinny indoor training tyre.
I think it is supposed to come with a magnetic tensioner, hence the little round part on the end of he roller, and not to use the thumb screw tensioner, However this contraption is so noisy my neighbors would probably lynch me 🤣
What kind of bikes do you have?
Those four pieces of round black rubber ends touching the floor may be rotateable and offer different height adjustment to get the trainer level and firm on the ground. Mine of a different brand has those and you can rotate them, all five knobs around each piece are of different thickness actually. And it's better to run a mountain bike on a trainer using slick tires.
Would my MTB 29 tyre work with this?
RIP knees. Lift your seat
Use slick or low rolling resistance tires
It’s loud because of your knobby mtb tyres. My 700c road bike tires are quiet.
does it kill the tire?
I don’t thinks so. It’s not abrasive.
It's so strange, I am struggling here to line up the wheel with the trainer, for some reason the trainer cinlinders is away from the skewer, I wonder if I have to lower legs of the trainer to make the cilinders meet the skewer of the wheel to the trainer, Is there I way I can lower the legs to see if it goes forward, there is no way to position the bike more to the back because the tire is supposed to be nudging the rear resistant metal, I even tried to put the tire on the top of the metal to see if I could position the skewer. Or wonder If could slide backward the metal to give me some room to attach the bike to trainer.
What is the size of your bike wheels?
@@redridingbikes It's a normal size, it's a treck touring bike. I figuered out to line up after several hours, I had to unscrew the yellow thing to push back the magnetic thing to give extra room to make the wheel hole skewer to the trainer cilinder, and I was able to attach the bike, but it totally contradicts the instructions of the guy on another video where it says to screw the yellow thing until it clicks. but something happened, when I pedal with my hands to see if the wheel spins, it does not spin, but if spin touching the wheel pushing with my hands it spins, and you see the magnetic thing moves too. So what went wrong? Also I tried to play with the resistance, the gear, still the pedal does not make the rear wheel spin. I will end up returning the trainer, if it's going to be that difficult, but I want to try the trainer first to see if it's noisy, and then I would return.
Can you practice wheelies on this?
That’s actually a good question. I’ll try it.
@@redridingbikes Yees please! 🙏🏼 Would highly appreciate the feedback on you trying that. If it's possible I am definitely going to look into buying on of these.
Its really load. It sounds like somebody drilling. In apartments you will disturb the neighbours. On our 21speed we couldnt take the axel off. The stand works but the gear is like I said really load.
That bike frame looks small on u
U skipped. Over the most technical important. Part of the whole process. Yes whole reason I looked this up was. To get help on putting. On the skewer on The bike tire. And here u just fast forwarded overr. It. Well fuk me! Lol
It'd Loud because of the tire.
Is it loud, I'm genuinely curious?
Hi, it is if you are using mountain bike tires. See at the end of the video it’s less noisy with the smooth tires.
@@redridingbikes Thank u, I'm thinking of getting one. I'm glad I have a hybrid, hard tail and road bike to work with. Don't want to wake up the roommates or neighbors.
@@redridingbikes Hi. Can you let me know if the smooth tires are of same size as your MTB tires. I use an MTB with 27.5 x 2.15. I am unable to find a smooth tire in that size. Any suggestions ?
@@ThePavantej the one I used there has smaller outer diameter than MTB tires but they for the rim and I still do my pedal exercise.
@@redridingbikes thank you for the reply. Did you put road bike tyre. If so could you please let me know the size of the tyre
I need to do is put a good pair of headphones on to some music and you won't have to hear that
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the tire sound is very noisy bro...
Thank you, that was too loud for me.
Ok
It's loud because you did not assemble it correct.
Nope
It doesn't help me when you fast forwarded through taking off the front wheel and next thing I knew you were adding the skewer things to the rear wheel. Ugh. I'm a recent widow suddenly having to do things for myself. Trying but little things you guys take for granted are new to me. I'll keep watching more videos.
Everyone! Drop what you're doing and help this lady immediately! She's a widow!
Bruh! hahaha it is loud because of your tired lmaoo
Please like share and send
Man ,you must read the manual book !! you also need a biomechanical carpet under it !@
your bike is too new and clean.
That bike is 12 years old :)
Bike is too small for you
very noisy
Very expensive 😢
Can this be used with a 29er?
I do not think see.