Can you install this on a spin bike?
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It will depend on your spin bike. This device is based on 2 pieces of magnets. One is secured to the wheel and the other to the fork. As the wheel rotates, the magnet on the wheel passes the magnet on the fork on each rotation. The magnet on the fork is connected to the computer which counts the rotations and thus able to compute speed, etc. For this to work, the instructions says the 2 magnets must come within 1 mm of each other without touching. On a normal bike, you would install one of the magnet on the tire spokes and would be able to find a location on the fork and spokes to achieve that 1 mm gap. You would need to look at your spin bike to see if you would be able to secure the magnets with a 1 mm gap when passing.
1387848
the seat had a standard mounting bracket, which is like a standard bicycle seat post. If the spinning bike has a standard seat post should have no problem.
1581666
Yes, you can. Please consider that you must adjust te back hub into the wheel surface so it is tight enough... If you feel you are rolling -too soft- then you must adjust (sorry if the terms are not totally accurate, I am not an expert in mechanical-sports English; but I hope you get the idea). It's an easy to install and use item for the kind of bike you will use it for.
879656
Yep it will work.....dont have to change spin.... I dont want to sound like a smartass ,but I don't think the other answer is correct. I think if you just mount it correctly for what you need it to do. You wont need to change anything with the fan itself .
1997034
Yes you can. This bike mount only works on bikes with Thin Downtube. if yours it's thicker, it will not work.
625343
Only if your stationary spinning bike has spokes. There is a magnet that attaches to spokes, and a sensor that mounts to a bike's front fork. If you don't have spokes and a fork, you may be able to somehow rig both the magnet and sensor to align/work, but it's highly improbable; definitely wouldn't be easy.
1894243
Generally not. Possibly with some modification, but I don't see any good way to secure the magnets and sensors to that bike
534174
I dont have the bike but in the pictures there are rear caliper mounts so the frame will allow for it but I cant see if the rear wheel has disc mounts. At the most a new wheel or hub might be needed for the rear.
1564219
Yea u could. But go slow to make sure ta bike doesn't fall ova the other way.
756263
Doesn't really work for that. The bike hangs too close to the pole to spin the pedals, so you can't really do any drivetrain maintenance.
1609747
Yes, you can use this computer on indoor spin bike. but you need to buy an ant+ sensor. (ex, garmin)
1492055
It depends on the size, diameter of the axle of the pedals on the spin bike.
484844
I'm not familiar with the sizing of spin bikes, I have mine placed on an older model of a tredmill. It works well .
114631
You need threads on your rear wheel to put it on. You will need a tool or a local bike shop can help you
1911629
i mounted on my handlebar but i'm sure you could. there's a plastic square you mount on the bike which the little computer snaps in and out of. you mount the square to your bike with either the elastic bands or the twist ties (more permanent) that are included, so it should fit anything really. there is an adhesive back on the plastic square to keep it from moving around when you mount it to your bike. there is a distance limit to how far you count mount it away from the sensor down by the wheel, which is listed in the manual but i don't know it off the top of my head
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I use mine on my road bike but it is pretty soft so I don't se why it could not be used on a indoor spinning bike.
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I don't see why you should not . Just keep in mind if the bike has a female frame you may need to buy an attachment bar .