Saris – Basic Mag Indoor Bike Trainer

Saris – Basic Mag Indoor Bike Trainer

 

With no fancy gizmos, wires or fuss, the Saris Mag indoor bike trainer is the answer to your needs for a simple but reliable all-weather bike training set-up.

Whether you’re training for a local charity ride or working to beat your friend’s FitBit score, the Mag indoor bike trainer can help you make it happen. Simply connect the trainer to the rear wheel of your bike, hop on and pedal away. Plus, the Mag comes with five adjustable levels of resistance so you can adapt every ride to your liking. 

It’s recommended that you use your bike manufacturer’s training tyres with this equipment. A trainer skewer is included in the price, and for a little extra, you can also buy an adapter to fit 142mm x 12mm and 148mm x 12mm bike wheels.

Noise level at 20mph is 72-76 decibels.

PRODUCT FEATURES

Magnetic resistance unit: Gives you a quiet, friction-free ride
Linear resistance levels: Lets you boost your workout intensity to match each pedal stroke and gear click
Eccentric leveling feet: Mean you can easily adjust them individually so you stay perfectly level on uneven surfaces
Sturdy, foldable frame: Keeps the whole kit stable
Easy to hook up: Adjust the fit of your bike’s tyres to the resistance unit with a convenient turn knob
Adjustable resistance unit roller: Allows for 700c, 26in, 27in and 29.in wheel sizes – up to a 2.0 tyre
Common fittings: Designed to fit common road and mountain bike frames with included steel quick release skewer and is compatible with rear dropout spacing: 120mm, 130mm and 135mm
Keep track of your performance: Saris indoor bike trainers are compatible with virtual training apps
Designed to take the strain: All Saris trainers are tested to the combined weight (rider and bike) of 300lbs

About Saris

Saris hails from bike-crazy Madison, Wisconsin. From its roots in making curtain rods, the Graber brothers sold their company, then came up with their first bike rack. They sold lots of racks under the Graber name and then sold the company. New owners introduced a high end brand of bike rack in the early 1990s, renaming them ‘Saris’.

Today Saris supplies its products to 30 countries, having acquired the Cycleops bike trainer brand, then setting out to improve on the design. In 2002 they debuted the world’s first progressive resistance magnetic trainer. 

MyTriathlon now stocks and supplies complete Saris trainer set-ups as well as all the parts needed to manage and maintain them. We’re happy to help steer you in the right direction if you’re building your own indoor bike training set-up. Call us on 0207 183 4116, or get in touch via Webchat, and we’ll endeavour to answer any questions you may have.