Training & Nutrition - need some information

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Lone_rider
01-18-05, 10:15 AM
I have just borrowed a Mag trainer from a friend at work to use for my cardio training. The problem is it did not come with a instrustion book so I was guessing on bike setup. What I found was that when I got off the bike there was a fair amount of rubber on the floor so I was wondering if I have to much pressure on the wheel. Any info. or suggestions would be great. Oh and it is a Magturbo by Minoura


webist
01-18-05, 11:09 AM
I have just borrowed a Mag trainer from a friend at work to use for my cardio training. The problem is it did not come with a instrustion book so I was guessing on bike setup. What I found was that when I got off the bike there was a fair amount of rubber on the floor so I was wondering if I have to much pressure on the wheel. Any info. or suggestions would be great. Oh and it is a Magturbo by Minoura

Here's the link to download or read manuals on Minoura products.

http://www.minoura.jp/index-et.html

DnvrFox
01-18-05, 11:19 AM
I have the Minoura Mag and do not have your problem with rubber.

Do you have the adjustable tension model with a cable mounted to your bar?

Likely you have either the pressure too high on the tire or the resistance too high.


Lone_rider
01-18-05, 11:52 AM
Thanks for the info never even thought about looking for a web site.

Lone_rider
01-18-05, 11:55 AM
I went an took a look at the website as I was there I down loaded the instruction manual and found out that the tension was to tight on the wheel also I noticed that the tire was low on air , bad lighting in the basement could not see an I was to much in a rush to try out the unit.