Trainer for a Folder
 

I have a Dahon ECO3 and was wondering if I could use an indoor trainer?

Cycleops do an adapter for small wheels.

http://www.cycleops.com/en/products/...category_id=15

Never used it myself...

Kurt Kinetic, with the small wheel adapter. Works on 16" wheels and up. I've got the Kurt Kinetic Rock & Roll with the small wheel adapter and it's fine with 16" (Brompton) 17" (Moulton AM20) and 20" (everything else!)

I already have a trainer that I used for a hybrid 24" wheels, does this mean that I would not be able to use if for 20" wheels?

Which make / model is it?

You could always just ride the rollers.. careful the edge is abrupt, not as wide as a bike path.

don't ride off the ends.. :innocent:


Tacx,[or was it Elite, Italy] made some with flared ends
that keep your wheel in between them.

and a couple of vertical axis rollerblade wheels, sideways on there too.
roller edges on a roller drum., a re direct to keep your front wheel on the roller.

I am not really sure but I think it is over 10+ years old. Maybe a Minoura? No name on it Just a symbol, much like Nike. It was very very expensive, that I do know.. Lol!

Fietsbob, I am not versed enough in this sort of thing to even begin to understand what you said. I did get careful edge is abrupt, this makes me hesitate to even attempt to use it.

there is a history of roller competitions , then they built the floor up around the rollers

folding stow under the bed rollers sit on top of the floor, so ita a ways further off the floor..

but it is riding the bike .. free to move under neath you, not rigidly locked to a stand.

you do have to pay attention..

but the benefit is it's still riding, . http://www.tacx.com/en/producten/rol...ares/index.dot

Sorry, without more information, I can't really help you.

It's a bit like me asking you what size the wheels on my are. I can't tell you what kind it is, but I can tell you I paid 20k for it....

I'd suggest just trying it. If it fits, then it will work. :)

Would a picture help?

Bendembroski, your suggestion is probably the best way to try it out. Tks.

It might. If you get stuck post something, and I'll make my best guess...

The trainer from the "big fish" folding bike should work. There is a web site with it on.

I just found the booklet. It is a Nashbar T5 Flluid Bicycle Trainer. I will be selling it together with my husbands Mongoos Mountain Bike at my next garage sale. At some point, I will get a trainer for 20" wheels. Thank you guys for all your help. AS USUAL! Lol!!

This for a big fish 305 wheels? but 139 euros. wow!

http://ca.avenija.com/bigfish_new/in...=81027&c=14824

How about a stair trainer ? haul it up a few flights every couple days..

Is there a place on the forum where I can post my T5 Fluid Bicycle Trainer for sale locally?

No one knows?