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The CycleOps Mag Trainers unique design incorporates a flywheel for an unbeatable smooth for a quiet ride.


The CycleOps Mag Indoor Bicycle Trainer helps keep your legs in shape, even during the winter months. The indoor trainer is designed with magnet brakes and utilizes a unique, internal flywheel that provides a smooth and quiet ride. The resistance lever has five different settings so you can vary your workout from warm-up stage to tough-terrain riding. The sturdy steel frame has leveling feet for stability, while the foldable legs allow you to easily set-up and store the bike. The indoor bicycle trainer comes with an informational DVD.

Customers' Reviews:

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Excellent customer service, March 13, 2010

Although I could not use the product on my particular bicycle, the vendor was excellent in resolving my problem and agreed to issue me a refund. Excellent customer service!

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Cycle Ops MAG trainer, February 2, 2010

I wasn't sure what to expect because I had never ridden a trainer. This is a perfect match for what I was looking for. It is loud but not too loud. It offers variable resistance and can be changed with bike gears. Overall I am happy with it and would purchase it again.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Great product, February 1, 2010

My husband and I each have a trainer and we think they are great. They do need a bit of tweaking to get them just right and you can't coast but they still make for a great work out. Some mornings are too cold and too dark to ride outside and I find the trainer to be a great safe alternative. This product is our first trainer and I doubt we will be needed another.

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Decent Bike Trainer, January 30, 2010

I have never owned a bike trainer before, so I don't know how this product compares with other products.

As far as the performance of this product goes, I have only used it twice and it works like a charm! An employee at a cycling shop told me that these bike trainers are louder with mountain bikes than with road bikes. I have been using my trainer with a mountain bike, and I noticed that if the gears are turned down to a lower level, it is not as loud. I have been able to use this item just fine without a block for the front wheel or a mat underneath the trainer.

As far as assembly goes, the directions were a little unclear. However, for the most part, the trainer itself is intuitive to use.

I would recommend this product to a friend or family member.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Excellent basement trainer, January 28, 2010

I think this product hits the right combination of price and performance. It's not road-like resistance, and it is not quiet. But it is not so loud that the sound gets through a pair of earbuds. And I can add as much or as little resistance as I like. Assembly is a snap, its not terribly heavy, it doesn't shift while in use, and a bigger guy/gal will feel comfortable balancing on it combined with the climbing/leveling block. If you want something quieter, dig $150 deeper, otherwise this should have all you need.