BalanceFrom Bike Trainer Stand Steel Bicycle Exercise Magnetic Stand with Front Wheel Riser Block
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Features
- Noise (important): There will be load noise when working with rough tires. Quite when working with road bike tires
- Works on any surface: Simulates real cycling feel, rubber feet will prevent scratching wood floor. Built with a wide base and low stance for unshakable balance. Max load 330 lbs.
- Easy to install and release: Install process is easy. Quick release clamp helps clamps your rear wheel tightly. It also helps to take the bike down much easier than other bike trainers
- 8 resistance settings: 8 levels, magnetic resistances meet your specific needs about resistance & speed; handle bar mounted resistance controller easily lets you adjust resistance
- Wide compatibility: Balance from bike, trainer stand Fits any road or mountain bike with a 26-28" or 700C wheel
Description
BalanceFrom Bike trainer stand steel bicycle exercise magnetic stand with front wheel riser block, black.
Brand: BalanceFrom
Color: Black, Classic
Material: Alloy Steel
Number of settings: 8
Load Capacity: 330 pound
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Wheel Size: 26 Inches
Bike Type: Road Bike, Mountain Bike
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Product Dimensions: 22"L x 22"W x 15.5"H
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎24.02 x 21.1 x 7.56 inches
Package Weight: ‎8.54 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎22 x 22 x 15.5 inches
Item Weight: ‎8 Kilograms
Brand Name: ‎BalanceFrom
Warranty Description: ‎2-Year Warranty
Model Name: ‎Bike Trainer
Color: ‎Black, Classic
Material: ‎Alloy Steel
Suggested Users: ‎Unisex-adult
Manufacturer: ‎BalanceFrom
Part Number: ‎BF-Biketrainer
Style: ‎Black, Classic
Included Components: ‎Bike Trainer
Size: ‎Fits mountain bike with a 26-28" or 700C wheel
Date First Available: April 13, 2020
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Top Amazon Reviews
Needed a simple way to excercise indoors & using our own bike made this purchase worth it. Very stable Frame & simple setup. Bicycling just 30 mins a day can help brain activity, greatcardio, weight loss who knew. So we measured our tires b4 purchase. Because our tire has a bolt we did not need to use the tire release part they include. Only use this part if your tire has it then swap it with their tire release part. Metal roller has One bolt & 2 washers on either side of the metal roller wheel to attach it. Tools included to attach. We where able to use our bike gears to change pedal hardness then used the handle bar lever from unit to increase or decrease hardness. Because our tires have a smooth center we have very little noise while pedaling. Love that this has a front tire rest, some don't have this. A female bike would be easier to get on or u can use a step up. The lock & unlock on rear wheel is important to slide to lock once u have attached. Nothing to take a part to collapse to put aside, just a quick release of handlebar gear changer. Magnetic makes this the best choice & defentently a space saver over very expensive bike machines. Excercise while watching TV 😀
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by MKD MKD
My wife and I had been looking into indoor bicycle trainers for sometime now. After reading many of the reviews for this specific product, we decided to give it a shot and purchased 2 of them. Shipping was quick, packaging was in excellent condition. The instructions were picture only format, however it was very simple to put together, there is no good reason these instructions need to be spelled out. I had both put together and bikes mounted in no more then 15 mins. We have used them a couple hours daily for over a week and they are very study, secure and the noise level with 2 of them going at the same time is very acceptable. I would recommend this trainer for anyone that is looking at getting started and the price was wonderful.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2023 by Scott Duernberger
My 14 year old wanted to bike for exercise before school, but I didn’t feel comfortable with her riding in the dark, so we went looking for another option. As soon as it arrived she was eager to put it together. She did most of the assembly herself until it came time to put the bike on and more hands were needed. There were no pictures showing what to do with the axle and we had to look up a YouTube video to figure it out. Once it was together she hopped on and took a spin. It does make some noise, but no more than any other indoor training equipment I’ve experienced.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2023 by Nicole Herron Nicole Herron
Prior to ordering, my biggest worry about this product was ease of assembly. I don't have a mechanical bone in my body. But it took less than 10 minutes to assemble and was VERY easy. Just a couple of bolts to tighten, two handles to tighten and a a tension knob to attach. Tire noise is minimal. Tension adjustment works great. We bought two of these; one for my wife and one for me. We're using it regularly and it's paying off. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2023 by Adam Hollingsworth
Simple setup. There are similar items that are both cheaper and more expensive than this one, and the quality and price of this stand are just what I was looking for. I have a GT AutoStream cruiser with an auto derailleur that I bought at Toys R Us in 2001 (an adult bike) and I was concerned it might not work. After reading other reviews, it was worth a try. My bike worked great with this sturdy stand! I’m looking forward to getting back to my favorite kind of exercise on my favorite bike. It was so hard to keep air in the tires and this will solve that issue, too. The reviews suggested this one has less noise than a cheaper option and that seems to be accurate. One thing you could do to lessen the noise is to pedal a little slower - pace yourself!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by Josh C.
I was somewhat reluctant to purchase this based on some of the product reviews, but I rolled the dice and was NOT disappointed! Let me refute some claims in other reviews: (A) It is VERY easy to assemble. There is ONE bolt to install the resistance wheel to the trainer frame. The instructions are pictorial only, but every screw, washer, bolt, and tool (included) are labelled. If you can follow "align bolt A with washer B into hole C and tighten with bolt D", you'll be fine. Its not rocket science. After attaching the resistance wheel to the trainer frame, be sure to align the tightening screw (with the big nob) into the bolt on the resistance wheel. Again, its not rocket science. (B) Attaching your bike to the trainer frame might be a little awkward the first time, especially if you are doing it by yourself, but its not difficult. After you get it right, removing the bike and reattaching it is easy. With some bikes, you may have to replace the axle pin (included), but I did not have to do that. My 25 year old mountain bike attached fine the first time. RECOMMENDATION: Do not rush this step or you may find your bike slipping out of the trainer frame and you flying across room on your moving bike!. (C) A front wheel stabilizer IS included. Once my bike (with 26" mountain bike tires) was attached in the trainer frame, the front wheel sat 3" above the ground and the real wheel sat about 2" above the ground. I am using this in my basement with 7' ceilings and still have headroom when I ride. (D) Noise. Its not silent, but I would not describe it as "noisy" either. I would compare the noise to that of a someone using a vacuum cleaner on the floor above you. Its more of a "drone" or a "whir". Pitch varies with speed and - for me - at a low-moderate speed the noise definitely gets more pronounced, but is less so at low, moderate, and higher speeds. My trainer sits on a "commercial" type carpet that you'd find in an office building. To say one needs "noise-cancelling headphones to watch TV while riding" seems way out of whack with what I am experiencing. (E) An adjustment dial can be attached to your handlebars, nut it does not do much (I'll agree with that!) but - once I set the base resistance using the nob at the back of the resistance wheel (while I am off the bike), I am able to use my front and rear derailleurs to adjust resistance somewhat (its not as pronounced as when you are riding on the road, though). You can then use adjustment dial to make small resistance adjustments within a gear (if that makes any sense). NOTE: I used 2 or 3 small Velcro straps to attach the adjustment cable to the frame. This is not necessary if you plan on using your bike in- and out-doors, or moving the bike between uses...but I plan on keeping it where it is until spring/summer, so the Velcro just keeps things tight and tidy. (F) The workout: Call me Captain Obvious, but the higher the resistance you set initially will determine how hard you work. I'm still playing with it to find the right setting. What feels "right" at first may be too tough to sustain. My first workout kicked my butt. You will likely find yourself making many small adjustments at first until you find your "sweet spot" BOTTOM LINE: Looking for a budget bike trainer, this is the one. There is nothing out there less expensive than this. Its sturdy AND it does the job. Are there better, quieter, more feature-rich units out there? Sure...but a 2 or 3 times the cost, or more! If you are looking to buy an inexpensive indoor bike trainer to help lose your COVID-15, this is definitely worth the investment, IMHO
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2021 by Misfed Original Misfed Original
Overall, 4.25/5 review. The structure is very sturdy and the setup is straight forward so long as you're familiar with taking off your back wheel. As my title says, make sure you have a smooth tire for your back tire as offroad tires are extremely loud on the magnetic resistance cylinder. The lost points come from the magnetic resistance, which I believe could be more.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023 by Adam G Adam G