Is it possible to work on your bike while it is mounted on the rack (change gears, move the pedals, etc.)?
371987
You could, but you'd have to find a way to keep it firm. The rack itself is solid, but the bike is suspended in two heavy plastic grooves. It can swing from side to side gently.
371988
This is so neat to have in your garage. It hardly takes up any room and your bikes are well stacked instead of hanging them from the ceiling or just finding a place to store them. I recommend this.
371989
I'm sure anything is possible, but I believe it will be difficult to get the same flexibility as a repair stand.
371990
I feel that it's not stable enough for that purpose...It's stable, but I won't work on the bike while it's mounted.
2039809
Not sure what you are asking for sure. The pin that holds the rack to the hitch is threaded so it would take quite a bit to take the rack, as for the bike, I don't think there is a way to lock it to the rack. I love the rack, but never leave my bike on it for any length of time unattended.
1394637
Yep, the bike must be in motion with the pedals moving. This is pretty much true of all drailleur systems. Enjoy! I still have mine and though I've had to make small adjustments, it still rides great.
2064559
Yes, you can. The motor has its own drive sprocket. The bike will use pedal power, to start the motor. Or if the motor is in neutral you can pedal the bike like usual. Bike.
1496108
It will be very uncomfotable to load the bikes. Technicali i dont see a problem if you have space on your rack but very unconvenient and i strongly dont reccomand
756263
Doesn't really work for that. The bike hangs too close to the pole to spin the pedals, so you can't really do any drivetrain maintenance.
1593119
Yes you can, but front end geometry will be way out.be ready to wear out CV'S / drive axels
925786
You probably could but would still need a pedal wrench - it's mainly a backup for when you're out in the bike but at a push you could assemble a bike I guess! Not ideal though
1518974
yes, it attaches to the seat post stem, so you can still have a rack on your bike. I do on mine as well.
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.
1451336
No, and the pedals are smaller than what I'm used to. Fortunately I was able to take the pedals with straps off my old bike and use them on this one.
488612
You could, but the front of your bike may set higher than the rear. The fork is for a taller wheel.
241685
Yes, but only if your bicycle has the standardized rear mounting points. If not then I would not purchase this. I've known a few people who make their own mounting points and force the rack into position, seriously jeopardizing the rare section and the rack itself.
467620
you will have to purchase the rack moutable equipment to make it that way. it does not come to you as rack mountable.
1886995
You would need to get clip less pedals put on the spin bike for your shoes work, but yes can be done.
1369992
That is always a possibility while riding a bike with camera, but if you want to really enjoy your gear you have to make allowances. You can always have your gear serviced, cleaned and screws tightened from time to time.
1445898
Not back and forth. Not to the left sometimes and to the right others. However, you could switch the mount around on the bottom of the rack so that you can permanently load left instead of right. I hope this helps.