Question about a trainer....
#1
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#5
aka: Mike J.
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Bikes: 1995 Trek 520 is the current primary bike.
I'm a little unclear on specifically what you're asking about, which lever and how is it moving currently?
I've got a similar mag trainer at home, Minoura or Cyclops maybe?, and is has a screw/knob to position the spinning hub in or out to adjust friction against the tire, then mine also has a small lever that rotates or slides (depending upon how you define things) to adjust the amount of resistence in the mag unit.
Plus the pic is a bit fuzzy.
I've got a similar mag trainer at home, Minoura or Cyclops maybe?, and is has a screw/knob to position the spinning hub in or out to adjust friction against the tire, then mine also has a small lever that rotates or slides (depending upon how you define things) to adjust the amount of resistence in the mag unit.
Plus the pic is a bit fuzzy.
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I'm a little unclear on specifically what you're asking about, which lever and how is it moving currently?
I've got a similar mag trainer at home, Minoura or Cyclops maybe?, and is has a screw/knob to position the spinning hub in or out to adjust friction against the tire, then mine also has a small lever that rotates or slides (depending upon how you define things) to adjust the amount of resistence in the mag unit.
Plus the pic is a bit fuzzy.
I've got a similar mag trainer at home, Minoura or Cyclops maybe?, and is has a screw/knob to position the spinning hub in or out to adjust friction against the tire, then mine also has a small lever that rotates or slides (depending upon how you define things) to adjust the amount of resistence in the mag unit.
Plus the pic is a bit fuzzy.
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I would think the lever should "lock" in place.
#9
aka: Mike J.
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From: between Milwaukee and Sheboygan in Wisconsin
Bikes: 1995 Trek 520 is the current primary bike.
Yep, now that I've see the video it appears that the lever catch is broken. You might still be able to use the trainer by using your gearing to get the necessary resistance. Throw your bike onto it and see if it has any resistance once you get it rolling. I'm not sure about fixing those apart from putting a belt drive fan on.
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aka: Mike J.
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From: between Milwaukee and Sheboygan in Wisconsin
Bikes: 1995 Trek 520 is the current primary bike.

(imagelinked from https://www.coloradocyclist.com/img/p...k/kretrzwu.jpg )

(imagelinked from https://trekbicyclestores.com/images/...asics_1_03.jpg )
That's not me, nor do I know her, just a pic I found while googling images looking for a trainer with a fan.
Someday I'd like to have a set of Kreitler rollers with the fan unit.





