SportneerBike Trainer - Magnetic Stationary Stand for 26-28" & 700C Wheels - 8 Level Resistance Portable Stainless Steel Indoor Trainer with Quick Release Lever & Front Wheel Riser Block

I purchased this for my wife and myself so that we could ride inside our house. The stand itself is good quality and was easy to put together with the bike. The resistance wheel creates quite a noise with knobby tires so if you have a problem with that you may want to consider using it with smooth tread tires to reduce the noise. That is not a problem with this item. It is simply something that will happen with any kind of stand and resistance wheel that is used with knobby mountain bike tires. This is not the cheapest available nor the most expensive but for the money I would recommend this as a solid purchase.

This trainer stand is phenomenal. I am using it because the Texas heat is too much for outdoor activities. I ride merely for exercise. This trainer stand is quiet and very easy to assemble. I had it put together and the bicycle on in 30 minutes. It is also very sturdy.

I was skeptical to purchase because of some of the reviews but for me it works for what I need. I assembled this by myself and it took about 20 minutes total. I saw some reviews complaining about the instructions but they are pretty straight forward. I had a muscle injury and wanted to add some low impact exercise to my physio. I'm not an exercise junkie so the low resistance this machine offered was fine. Level 8 you can barely feel any resistance but it's noticeable. Now I also saw reviews on noise. My house is concrete with tiled floors and my stand fan in the garage makes more noise than this. Nothing to complain about. My bike is a huffy 26 mountain female and so the tires are treaded and noise level is low. I did realize during pedaling there were these breaks (dont know how to explain) where the tire and the resistance wheel like the tire had a lump. So far I have used this for a full week and I don't see where there might be any damage to the bike but it's been a week only. Lastly, the block for the front tire lifts the bike quite a bit and I'm 5'4 so I use a stool to get unto the bike because of existing injury. Hope my review helps.

I had surgery for full tear ACL surgery in June of this year and happened to buy a home up a VERY steep hill on all sides shortly prior. When PT and Doc said that getting on a bike was best for rehab, I was concerned...do I get a gym membership just to stationary bike for 30 min? I hate gyms, so then do I spend 200+ on a stationary bike (subsequently followed by "why would I do that, I already have a dope bike..." and "just ride outside...but what about bumps and random shit that can happen who knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯). This has been the most rewarding purchase I made this year. I get full use out if my bike, in a safe environment, but one that I can change and shift to make more or less challenging. I already have a phone holder, so I plop in an episode of Rick and Morty or Seinfeld or whatever great show that's 30 min or less and get my PT time done in the comfort of my home. This stand is so easy to set up and fold to go, sometimes on the not so humid and full of breeze days, I set this up on my deck to enjoy TV and use the bike in it's natural environment. I was very concerned that I wouldn't have the expensive means to accommodate rehab & exercise, and this is an ideal solution. Will definitely keep using post recovery when its gross outside (rain/sauna heat/snow...I live in MD) so I can keep getting cycling without having to leave my home.Highly recommend for bike enthusiasts and those requiring inexpensive, at home solutions for rehab. Will be purchasing as gifts for bike enthusiasts who complain about winter lack of cycling.

I love it! Ok, so it's noisy when I'm working out, but that is easily fixed by my Bluetooth headphones and music. Works for both standard rear wheels and those with the quick release lever (I have the standard rear wheel). I changed my cardio routine from running to biking now that the weather is colder. This product gets the job done. Very stable and allows me to get a great cardio workout. As far as adjusting tension, no issues. I would buy this product again; highly recommended.

Poor design attaching a bike! Ordered this as USED. Box just had 2 holes in it. It wasn't used.-BIGGEST issue this item has that when you center the bike's wheel onto the resistance wheel (obviously, and per manual) it is not centered. If you move the wheel onto the center, it is IMPOSSIBLE to lock it!- Also. Included axle was bend! And it was inside the styrofoam box.I've made a video on youtube "Sportneer magnetic trainer - issues!"

Works fine, not much resistance.I'm a lifelong mountain biker, bought this for some indoor exercise when there's snow on the ground. It mounted up to my 700c cyclocross bike no problem with the supplied skewer. My only complaint is that it doesn't offer much resistance, even in the highest setting. I have to run my bike in it's highest gear to get a real workout, meaning the back wheel is spinning at 30+ mph, creating a lot of extra noise. It's fine for longer workouts, but to simulate steep 20 minute climbs like I find on my local trails is asking too much.

This is my first bike trainer so I have nothing to compare it to, but I’m very pleased with it so far. It’s sturdy and works as described. It’s not loud. The instructions were limited and company’s website might as well not exist. There was no place to register the trainer and they spelled contact as “Conbacb” so I’m not putting my faith in them. I found a video online on how to install my bike on the trainer, which was better than the included instructions. It’s easy to take the bike on and off the trainer. I actually like moving it out on the deck when the weather is nice and I can’t get out on the trail.