RAD Cycle Products Max Racer
an indoor exercise bike, the most robust and sturdy trainers, Smooth Magnetic resistance bicycle trainer, RAD Cycle Products Max Racer 7 levels
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About RAD Cycle Products Max Racer
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
82% appreciated the adjustable design
I noticed a slight adjustment, but there is a noticeable difference between each setting.
79% appreciated the sturdy construction, but 21% experienced durability issues.
The build quality of the frame is not great as it visibly bends outward when tightened, but it has not caused any problems yet.
While using the device, the noise level is unbearable and it is disturbing my wife who is trying to watch TV in another room.
Within 2 weeks, the bearings and magnet mechanism wore out, indicating poor build quality.
I am frustrated with poor product quality control.
81% liked the quiet operation, while 19% found it too noisy
I was initially unable to comment on the noise level since I had not used it yet. However, in my update on August 12, I bought smaller diameter axle nuts at the hardware store that fit inside the clamp fitting. It works great and the noise level is not bad.
I suggest a solution to reduce noise level of bike-resistance-trainers by at least 75% or more, which is useful for those who are complaining about noisy indoor trainers.
When I use it, there is a level of noise from the tire rubbing.
When I train with headphones on and listen to music or watch a show, the noise level is acceptable.
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74% found it portable
This trainer is compact and easy to set up, making it easy to carry from one place to another.
81% praised the resistance level, but 19% found them too limited
I usually use it with 13 tooth or 15 tooth depending on how fast I am spinning, with the magnetic resistance set to the hardest setting.
I suggest inflating the tire right at or a lb above its rated pressure.
78% appreciated the stable ride, but 22% experienced wobbling.
I can ride with ease on the trainer as it seems stable enough and I don't feel unsafe.
The trainer provided stability to my bike, making me feel safe to exercise my knee after meniscus surgery.
The unit holds the bike fairly steady with only a little flex, mostly when on the pedals hard, in high gear.
I find that the bike-resistance-trainer requires constant effort to push the pedals, indicating instability.
