I have a fancy indoor Zwift setup that made my wife curious about riding for fitness. I cobbled together a road bike for her and bought her this trainer. It is so quiet I can hardly tell she's using it; I can be downstairs or in the next room and don't detect any vibration, and the noise of the bike's drivetrain is louder than the trainer. It also has nice, progressive resistance (the harder you pedal, the harder it gets), and appears to be made very well. Good product.

works great. Not for beginners

The Elite Qubo is a basic but well thought out trainer at a compelling price. I highly recommend it for anyone who just wants a cycling workout with a minimum of fuss and investment. I purchased it to help with rehab from knee surgery but I'll continue using it with my 700C gravel bike after I'm fully recovered.Assembly was reasonably straightforward. It's only necessary to bolt the resistance unit to the frame but a few aspects require some attention. First, the instructions don't explicitly state which side the resistance unit should face but the pictures make it clear it's the right side. There are also 2 sets of mounting holes, the forward set is used for the 45 mm roller my unit shipped with. Both the frame and resistance unit have plastic parts where they attach and the instructions are very clear about not overtightening the bolts. I used a torque wrench to get the specified 2 Nm. Be sure to use the supplied washers to spread out the load.Fitting the bike is simple. Just screw the clamp side of the mount in or out so the mounts contact the bike when the clamp handle is about 60 degrees below horizontal. Than needs to be set only once, then just close the clamp to get it tight enough to hold the bike without overstressing the trainer frame. If you bike uses thru axles (mine does) you'll need to get a rear axle designed for trainers. The resistance unit may need to be moved to one side or the other to center the tire on the roller, that's done by loosening the mounting screws and moving them in their slots. Setup requires no tension adjustment since it uses your weight.It's not mentioned in the instructions but very important to raise the front wheel so the bike is level. Before I did that my 175 mm crank arm would hit the resistance unit. Even with the front wheel raised my shoe can hit the resistance unit if I keep my heel down too low. You can purchase a front wheel stand (not supplied with this trainer), I used a couple of 1-inch wood blocks instead.Once set up it's super easy to attach and remove your bike. The trainer also folds into a compact shape though it's not particularly light.Operation (with a Schwalbe Insider trainer tire) is smooth and extremely quiet. The loudest sound came from the well-lubricated chain running over the gears, which I can't hear outdoors. The trainer is stable (while I'm seated, I didn't try standing). It does not come with rubber feet but it worked well as is on my wood floor.The resistance range was more than adequate with my gearing (48-42 front, 15-38 rear). Pedaling feels fine and effort increases with speed. The unit is rated for 540 W at 40 kph, levels I'll never reach. The resistance unit does get warm, in warm weather I might use a fan to keep both that and myself from overheating.I didn't purchase the Elite Misuro B+ Sensor so I can't comment on that. I also can't comment on durability since I just got it.

Got this because eople are complaining about the tension.... and wanted to practice uphill riding indoor. Seattle area.My complaint is that I can't adjust the tension on this thing, but adjusting the gear worked. Will use it for a while and see. Was hoping the noise level was low. Someone was saying it's quiet. It is okay, but definitely not quiet and i have hearing problems. However, I am using gravel tires.

Works perfect and as expected. Good quality.

Un prodotto di alta qualità per l'allenamento a casa.Il livello di rumorosità (a patto di utilizzare pneumatici adeguati) è straordinariamente silenzioso. L'ascolto di musica o la visione di un film a volume normale sono facilmente realizzabili.Anche l'assemblaggio è molto semplice e può essere affrontato senza problemi anche da chi è alle prime armi in questo campo. Su una MTB potrebbe essere necessario cambiare solo uno pneumatico (come nel mio caso).Per quanto riguarda il pneumatico, ho sostituito il mio pneumatico posteriore da MTB con "Michelin 35-559 Wild Run'R".ATTENZIONE: Lo sgancio da scambiare con quello della vostra bicicletta, in modo che si inserisca bene nelle due impugnature del ponteggio, è già incluso! Questo non era abbastanza chiaro dalla descrizione. Quindi non è necessario acquistarlo separatamente.

We have 2 Kinetic by Kurt Trainers but wanted to save $90 by getting this Elite trainer.Big mistake !! Unstable, and very jerky when pedaling. Going back to the Kinetic

Super produit avec des sensations proches de la réalité et surtout pas de commande à mettre au guidon pour gérer la puissance, tout est fait à partir du dérailleur de votre vélo.Pour ceux qui ont un pneu type VTT le bruit généré est très présent mais c'est normal et du aux crantages du pneu. Pour ma part j'ai changé le pneu par un type slick "Pneu pour vélo de ville/vtc Pneu 27,5X1,50 (40-584) Anti-Crevaison S NOIR" (chez InterSport) et maintenant le bruit est quasi nul, vraiment super !Je recommande ce produit pour l'entrainement à la maison durant les mauvais jours.

Bought this under a friends recommendation. It's my first ever roller, normally just get out on the road but in this poor weather it's a must!I really like this product. Works really well. Easy you set up. Compact when not in use/stowed.Runs quietly and very smoothly. I bought this with the tyre that is listed below the product, recommended additional purchase, apparently that's important.Well worth it.

Por supuessto, el que busque uno con complementos como tienen los interactivos , deberá buscar por otro lado. Este es rodillo y nada más, pero de una calidad óptima e inmejorable para pedalear.No hace casi ruido, menos que el que hace un cambio de corona o un piñon ruidoso cuando gira libre.Es muy estable y la bicicleta no sufre nada. Los únicos puntos de contacto entre el rodillo y la bici son, los dos extremos del cierre rápido del eje, proveído con el producto (no hay contacto con el cuadro), y el cilindro giratorio con la cubierta de la rueda.El pedaleo se siente muy bien, y como dicen otras opininiones , es verdad que resulta un poco pesado, una sensación como con viento de cara o cuesta arriba en la carretera, nada que no se pueda controlar usando una relación de transmisión apropiada. Para dar una idea, comparando, mi sensación de cuando hago un ritmo subaeróbico en una carretera llana y sin viento, a una cadencia más o menos de 90 rpm con una relación de plato 39 y corona de 14 dientes, la obtengo en el rodillo con el mismo plato y corona de 19 dientes. Yo además tengo coronas de 21, 23 y 25, con lo que para entrar en calor o regenerar no tengo problemas.También he leído que al rato de empezar, y logicamente calentándose el aceite que le da la resistencia al rodillo, este se pone más pesado, pero según mi escazo conocimiento debería ser al revéz, ya que los líquidos disminuyen la viscisidad con la temperatura, y la verdad, no estoy seguro, porque uno también entra en calor y las sensaciones cambian, pero podría ser que si, en efecto, se ponga más liviana despés de uno 15 minutos de pedaleo.

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Very Good!!!!!

Very good productos