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title: "Max Racer 7 Levels of with Smooth Magnetic Resistance Bicycle Trainer Allows You to Work Out with Your Bike"
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# magnetic resistance tech 7 resistance levels foldable & portable frame Max Racer 7 Levels of with Smooth Magnetic Resistance Bicycle Trainer Allows You to Work Out with Your Bike

**Brand:** rad cycle products
**Price:** 12071382₫
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## Summary

> 🚴‍♂️ Pedal Power Meets Portable Precision — Train Anywhere, Anytime!

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- **What is this?** Max Racer 7 Levels of with Smooth Magnetic Resistance Bicycle Trainer Allows You to Work Out with Your Bike by rad cycle products
- **How much does it cost?** 12071382₫ with free shipping
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Tailor Your Ride:** 7 ultra-quiet magnetic resistance levels simulate real road conditions for a pro-level workout.
- • **Pack & Go Fitness:** Lightweight, foldable design folds like an ironing board—perfect for travel and easy storage.
- • **Year-Round Training:** Transform your bike into a quiet indoor trainer with included riser block—beat weather, stay fit.
- • **Rock-Solid Stability:** Extra-wide legs and a sturdy metallic-fiber frame keep your ride steady, no wobble, no slip.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Fits 26-28 inch and 700cc wheels, quick setup for road and mountain bikes alike.

## Overview

The RAD Max Racer is a premium magnetic bicycle trainer offering 7 resistance levels to mimic real road cycling. Its foldable, lightweight metallic-fiber frame ensures portability and stability, accommodating most 26-28 inch and 700cc wheels. Designed for quiet operation and easy setup, it transforms your bike into a year-round indoor fitness powerhouse.

## Description

Train indoors all winter long!Hooks up to just about any bike--including road and mountain bikes witha 26 inch to 28 inch, or 700cc wheel!! Get off the couch and onto thestate of the art RAD MAX Racer by RAD Cycle Products, specificallyengineered for fitness and endurance indoor training. Out of all thetrainers we tested, none of them compared to price and the quality ofthis trainer! Regardless of the weather outside you will be able tostay in shape. The RAD MAX Racer by RAD Cycle Products offers sevenlevels of of powerful magnetic resistance so simulate multiple roadconditions. The Max Racer Trainer convertsyour bike into a dynamic indoor cycling trainer. It utilizes a state ofthe art magnet system which provides progressive magnetic resistanceincreases as the speed increases. These are perfect for the beginner orthe professional who wants to stay in shape all year long! This MAGTrainer is one of the quietest on the market - it is a premium qualityunit. Now you can watch TV and ride your bike. Designedfor bikes with quick release rear axle. 7 powerful magneticresistance levels simulate road conditions. Wide base design for extrastability and a smooth, quiet ride. EZ change resistancecontroller clamps to your handlbars. Customize your workout withresistance levels and gear changes. Train safely away fromtraffic areas year around. No-slip floor gripstabilizes front wheel. Trainer folds for easystorage. Riser Block Included! Accommodates 26-28" and700cc tires. Brand - RAD Cycle Products. Model - 1113 RAD MAX Racer. Shipping Weight - 15. Item Dimensions - H 18" x L15" x W 21.25".

Review: Sturdy, all metal mounting hardware, noisy resistance - Pull that derelict 1990s mountain bike out of the garage and put it to use! So many people throw away old bicycles. Either pull one out of your garage or basement, or find one on the side of the road on trash day and mount it up to this trainer. Give the chain a quick oil. Replace the tires with cheap road tires and you are good to go with an inexpensive exercise bike! The good: I am mechanically inclined. I didn't even need the instructions or a video. I had this unpacked and my derelict bike mounted in 5 minutes. The resistance unit comes pre-mounted to the frame. No tools needed. My bike has a 15mm axle nut. Which is very standard. Not a quick release. The cups fit right over it nicely. Using a set of measuring calipers, the cup is 17mm inside diameter. Which means if will fit a wide range of axle nuts from 15mm, 3/4" and 5/8". Again, if your bike has a standard axle nut and NOT a skewer, this should still work fine. My bike also has rear suspension via a floating rear fork. It's fine. Very sturdy. Though I can't say that it will work with any bike having suspension. There will be weird side/twist forces the fork, so I wouldn't recommend it for a flimsy bike or one you care about. There are four wing nuts on the axle clamp adjusters. These were surprisingly made of metal. Possibly pot metal but way better than plastic ones on competitor units. Pleasant surprise. The outer one controls the tension on the axle nuts. You want to tighten these down with cups over the axle nuts so the bike is centered. Hand tighen until the bike doesn't wobble side to side then go another 1/2 - 3/4 turn. Then use the inner wing nuts to lock it in place by tightening them down against the frame of the trainer. The plastic riser block is included. Remember to throw that under the front wheel. Pro tip #1: invest in a more comfortable seat no matter what bike you use. Pro tip #2: by a cheap digital speedometer that mounts to the spokes. Then you can track speed and mileage of your workout. Pro tip #3: put this in room with a smart TV or mount a tablet on a music stand for entertainment. Or maybe use your favorite cycling app. It may not replace a full blown guided workout on a pro bike but you can use your imagination and stay entertained. The challenges: The resistance unit is cheap and has a tiny flywheel. This means it doesn't regulate speed very well. Don't use knobby tires. Road tires will still be noisy but honestly not much noisier than other cheaper exercise bikes I've used. A large knob screw is included in the kit. This threads into the resistance unit to control how much tension is placed on the tire. Rotate the pedals by hand and tighten the knob so the roller doesn't slip on the tire. But not so tight that it causes too much deformation of the tire. Deformation means excess friction, heat, noise and wear. Ideally you don't want any deformation at all. But you may need some to prevent it from slipping at higher speeds. Keep road tires inflated to max pressure on the side wall. Rubber pieces/dust may be shed due to friction. So keep a throw carpet or mat under the bike. Run the cable loose to the handlebars. Do no twist or bend the cable. Do not wrap it around the frame. Put bike in highest gear. On mine, that means the largest front sprocket, and smallest rear sprocket setting. This makes the resistance much more reactive than using a lower gear. Depending on your bike, it may be too reactive. Try the next gear down until you are happy. Too low of a gear will offer too much mechanical advantage and won't feel like a challenge at all. I did not test this with a single speed bike. But the resistance unit might not offer enough load for a single speed bike. In that case, consider the brake mod below if you have hand brakes. Potential improvements: I ordered a set of "felt/wool" brake pads. I'm going to dispense with the resistance unit and modify my rear rim brakes to use felt pads. I already tested riding it this way with the stock brakes. In the highest gear I only need to hold the brakes on a tiny bit to feel reasonable resistance. I am able to do an entire workout this way, just regulating the brakes with my hand. Once I get felt pads, I will just use a zip tie or rope with a slip knot to control resistance. A little silicone spray on the felt every few weeks will make it quiet. I expect this approach to be more quiet and reliable than the included resistance unit. Summary: Overall I am very happy with this trainer stand. Wayyyy better than an overpriced $XXX (or $XXXX) stationary or spin bike, and helps keep derelict bikes out of the landfill. Or puts your existing outdoor bike to good use in the winter. I got the red unit -- on sale. Can't beat the price. I couldn't build one out of wood or with jack stands for this price, even if I toss the crappy resistance unit aside, it's still a bargain. I'm sure it will fit most 26-28" tire bikes just fine. Regardless if it has a quick-release skewer or old-fashioned axle nuts. It may even fit an ancient 29" 10-speed if you do the rim brake mod I referenced above and delete the tire and resistance unit. The stand alone is worth the price. Your own imagination is the limit. I may even consider using the stand for a custom generator project to make electricity with it someday. Hope this review helps someone.
Review: $35 and it works, I'm riding my bicycle inside. - I purchased this 7/23/2025 for $35 and opened it up right away and sat it in the corner of my basement gym. I just brought my bicycle in from outdoor storage today and set it up on this trainer. I have an approximately 2021 TREK FX1 XL Frame (22.5/60cm) my tire treads are 35x700 (1.375" x 27.56"). I have a small luggage rack on the back of my bicycle. I was able to clamp the rear of my bicycle into the frame of this trainer without even removing my axle or one nut. I did remove my kickstand but am now thinking I probably could have left it on. The resistance dial looks neat but seems useless, I cannot determine if it is providing any difference in the resistance from the trainer. There is some resistance from the trainer and utilizing the gearing on my bicycle provides way more than enough range of resistance (as others have said, and as makes sense). I'm gonna stay right in the middle of my gearing the entire time I use this. It does make some noise, there is an adjustment knob on the rear to press the steel roller up against the tire. Get it right and the noise is not too bad and the bicycle will pedal very smooth. Too tight and it will make much more noise and won't pedal as smooth. The difference is not very much. Its easy to adjust, just tighten it up a bit and back it off until it feels right. Now that I have it adjusted right the noise will be tolerable, no more than the noise of my treadmills, with my ear buds in I doubt it will affect my ability to watch movies on my gym TV. So far everything feels very solid but all of the hardware is obviously lower grade, I feel I could easily overtighten and strip stuff, so just use common sense. I weigh 270lbs (5'11" with a basement full of weights a couple treadmills) and I sat on the bike and used it and the rear of the bike feels very steady. I put the front tire holder on a couple pieces of plywood to raise it 1.5", I have a small TV higher on a wall I want to be able to view without arching my neck. The tire holder itself is perfect for my tire. My long torso and moderate height put me in between a large and an extra large bicycle frame. I prefer the XL frame to the L frame. I can just barely get on and off my XL while on the street. Mounting it into this trainer raises it an inch, I have a step stool I'll keep next to this rig. This is my first trainer, I quickly learned the bicycle will not be able to swing side to side at all, so be aware of that. Four stars because this trainer is very inexpensive $35. Clamped to my bicycle extremely easily. Works as intended. Of course I would prefer a $300 one. This was an experiment to try a bike in a corner of my gym. It will serve that purpose wwonderfully. I will use it. I already have. I think I might prefer an airdyne to an exercise bike. This $35 helped me figure that out. ANd I can use my bike while shopping Marketplace for that Unicorn of a deal on an as new Airdyne. If you need one of these and budget is an issue but this one, it works.

## Features

- ►STATE OF THE ART - As soon as you begin to pedal, the ultra QUIET internal magnet creates resistance. Seven levels of resistance simulate road conditions
- ►EXTREMELY PORTABLE - The MAG Trainer is extremely light and it can be folded down like an ironing board for travel and storage
- ►MAXIMUM STABILITY - This trainer is one of the most robust and sturdy trainers on the market. Extra wide legs and a sturdy frame makes this the trainer the pros choose
- ►EXTRA DURABLE - features the finest materials and proven reliability. We stand behind every product we sell and back it up with a 100% satisfaction guarantee
- ►VERSATILITY - Turn your bike into an indoor exercise bike, easy set-up and quiet operation, riser block included.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B005LGTKDG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #92,382 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #19 in Bike Resistance Trainers |
| Brand | RAD Cycle Products |
| Brand Name | RAD Cycle Products |
| Color | Red |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,183) |
| Date First Available | September 6, 2011 |
| Frame Material | Metallic-Fiber |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00613103040967 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 20 x 9 x 23 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 23.78 x 19.45 x 8.35 inches |
| Manufacturer | RAD Cycle Products |
| Material | Metallic-Fiber |
| Model Name | Max Racer Stationary Bike Stand - Portable 7-Setting Bicycle Trainer for Riding Indoors - Fits 700cc and 26 - 28in Wheels by Rad Sportz (Red) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of settings | 7 |
| Package Weight | 8.5 Kilograms |
| Part Number | 83-DT5069 |
| Resistance Mechanism | Magnetic |
| Size | Default |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| UPC | 613103040967 |
| Warranty Description | 30 days |
| Wheel Size | 28 Inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** RAD Cycle Products
- **Color:** Red
- **Frame Material:** Metallic-Fiber
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00613103040967
- **Manufacturer:** RAD Cycle Products
- **Material:** Metallic-Fiber
- **Number of settings:** 7
- **Resistance Mechanism:** Magnetic
- **UPC:** 613103040967
- **Wheel Size:** 28 Inches

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I have a 1 speed flipflop hub. Will this trainer offer enough resistance for a lower geared single speed?**
A: Yes

**Q: Does the bike have to have a quick release on rear tire?**
A: This product is designed for a quick release axle. However, while it is not guaranteed, if your bike does not have this it may still work by simply tightening the trainer to your rear axle. If this fits securely over the bolts the trainer will still work.

**Q: What is the big difference between rad cycle and kinetic 2.0 road machine?**
A: the rad is loud, i made a noise canceling box to shut it up out of egg cartons and cardboard (worked very well). I would assume the kinetic would have better bearings. I put an equivalent of 2000 miles on it before getting an overuse injury. If you buy this take off the plastic cover near the cyclinder, as that makes even more noise. Personally I think it is a better buy than the kinetic, I got mine on ebay for 20 dollars new

**Q: Will this work for 650c tires?**
A: Hello,Unfortunately no your tires are too small.  Thank you.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sturdy, all metal mounting hardware, noisy resistance
*by T***S on February 16, 2023*

Pull that derelict 1990s mountain bike out of the garage and put it to use! So many people throw away old bicycles. Either pull one out of your garage or basement, or find one on the side of the road on trash day and mount it up to this trainer. Give the chain a quick oil. Replace the tires with cheap road tires and you are good to go with an inexpensive exercise bike! The good: I am mechanically inclined. I didn't even need the instructions or a video. I had this unpacked and my derelict bike mounted in 5 minutes. The resistance unit comes pre-mounted to the frame. No tools needed. My bike has a 15mm axle nut. Which is very standard. Not a quick release. The cups fit right over it nicely. Using a set of measuring calipers, the cup is 17mm inside diameter. Which means if will fit a wide range of axle nuts from 15mm, 3/4" and 5/8". Again, if your bike has a standard axle nut and NOT a skewer, this should still work fine. My bike also has rear suspension via a floating rear fork. It's fine. Very sturdy. Though I can't say that it will work with any bike having suspension. There will be weird side/twist forces the fork, so I wouldn't recommend it for a flimsy bike or one you care about. There are four wing nuts on the axle clamp adjusters. These were surprisingly made of metal. Possibly pot metal but way better than plastic ones on competitor units. Pleasant surprise. The outer one controls the tension on the axle nuts. You want to tighten these down with cups over the axle nuts so the bike is centered. Hand tighen until the bike doesn't wobble side to side then go another 1/2 - 3/4 turn. Then use the inner wing nuts to lock it in place by tightening them down against the frame of the trainer. The plastic riser block is included. Remember to throw that under the front wheel. Pro tip #1: invest in a more comfortable seat no matter what bike you use. Pro tip #2: by a cheap digital speedometer that mounts to the spokes. Then you can track speed and mileage of your workout. Pro tip #3: put this in room with a smart TV or mount a tablet on a music stand for entertainment. Or maybe use your favorite cycling app. It may not replace a full blown guided workout on a pro bike but you can use your imagination and stay entertained. The challenges: The resistance unit is cheap and has a tiny flywheel. This means it doesn't regulate speed very well. Don't use knobby tires. Road tires will still be noisy but honestly not much noisier than other cheaper exercise bikes I've used. A large knob screw is included in the kit. This threads into the resistance unit to control how much tension is placed on the tire. Rotate the pedals by hand and tighten the knob so the roller doesn't slip on the tire. But not so tight that it causes too much deformation of the tire. Deformation means excess friction, heat, noise and wear. Ideally you don't want any deformation at all. But you may need some to prevent it from slipping at higher speeds. Keep road tires inflated to max pressure on the side wall. Rubber pieces/dust may be shed due to friction. So keep a throw carpet or mat under the bike. Run the cable loose to the handlebars. Do no twist or bend the cable. Do not wrap it around the frame. Put bike in highest gear. On mine, that means the largest front sprocket, and smallest rear sprocket setting. This makes the resistance much more reactive than using a lower gear. Depending on your bike, it may be too reactive. Try the next gear down until you are happy. Too low of a gear will offer too much mechanical advantage and won't feel like a challenge at all. I did not test this with a single speed bike. But the resistance unit might not offer enough load for a single speed bike. In that case, consider the brake mod below if you have hand brakes. Potential improvements: I ordered a set of "felt/wool" brake pads. I'm going to dispense with the resistance unit and modify my rear rim brakes to use felt pads. I already tested riding it this way with the stock brakes. In the highest gear I only need to hold the brakes on a tiny bit to feel reasonable resistance. I am able to do an entire workout this way, just regulating the brakes with my hand. Once I get felt pads, I will just use a zip tie or rope with a slip knot to control resistance. A little silicone spray on the felt every few weeks will make it quiet. I expect this approach to be more quiet and reliable than the included resistance unit. Summary: Overall I am very happy with this trainer stand. Wayyyy better than an overpriced $XXX (or $XXXX) stationary or spin bike, and helps keep derelict bikes out of the landfill. Or puts your existing outdoor bike to good use in the winter. I got the red unit -- on sale. Can't beat the price. I couldn't build one out of wood or with jack stands for this price, even if I toss the crappy resistance unit aside, it's still a bargain. I'm sure it will fit most 26-28" tire bikes just fine. Regardless if it has a quick-release skewer or old-fashioned axle nuts. It may even fit an ancient 29" 10-speed if you do the rim brake mod I referenced above and delete the tire and resistance unit. The stand alone is worth the price. Your own imagination is the limit. I may even consider using the stand for a custom generator project to make electricity with it someday. Hope this review helps someone.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ $35 and it works, I'm riding my bicycle inside.
*by S***N on December 4, 2025*

I purchased this 7/23/2025 for $35 and opened it up right away and sat it in the corner of my basement gym. I just brought my bicycle in from outdoor storage today and set it up on this trainer. I have an approximately 2021 TREK FX1 XL Frame (22.5/60cm) my tire treads are 35x700 (1.375" x 27.56"). I have a small luggage rack on the back of my bicycle. I was able to clamp the rear of my bicycle into the frame of this trainer without even removing my axle or one nut. I did remove my kickstand but am now thinking I probably could have left it on. The resistance dial looks neat but seems useless, I cannot determine if it is providing any difference in the resistance from the trainer. There is some resistance from the trainer and utilizing the gearing on my bicycle provides way more than enough range of resistance (as others have said, and as makes sense). I'm gonna stay right in the middle of my gearing the entire time I use this. It does make some noise, there is an adjustment knob on the rear to press the steel roller up against the tire. Get it right and the noise is not too bad and the bicycle will pedal very smooth. Too tight and it will make much more noise and won't pedal as smooth. The difference is not very much. Its easy to adjust, just tighten it up a bit and back it off until it feels right. Now that I have it adjusted right the noise will be tolerable, no more than the noise of my treadmills, with my ear buds in I doubt it will affect my ability to watch movies on my gym TV. So far everything feels very solid but all of the hardware is obviously lower grade, I feel I could easily overtighten and strip stuff, so just use common sense. I weigh 270lbs (5'11" with a basement full of weights a couple treadmills) and I sat on the bike and used it and the rear of the bike feels very steady. I put the front tire holder on a couple pieces of plywood to raise it 1.5", I have a small TV higher on a wall I want to be able to view without arching my neck. The tire holder itself is perfect for my tire. My long torso and moderate height put me in between a large and an extra large bicycle frame. I prefer the XL frame to the L frame. I can just barely get on and off my XL while on the street. Mounting it into this trainer raises it an inch, I have a step stool I'll keep next to this rig. This is my first trainer, I quickly learned the bicycle will not be able to swing side to side at all, so be aware of that. Four stars because this trainer is very inexpensive $35. Clamped to my bicycle extremely easily. Works as intended. Of course I would prefer a $300 one. This was an experiment to try a bike in a corner of my gym. It will serve that purpose wwonderfully. I will use it. I already have. I think I might prefer an airdyne to an exercise bike. This $35 helped me figure that out. ANd I can use my bike while shopping Marketplace for that Unicorn of a deal on an as new Airdyne. If you need one of these and budget is an issue but this one, it works.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Value and Works Perfectly for My Triathlon Training
*by J***S on August 15, 2025*

I was extremely impressed with the quality of this budget trainer, especially for the price. This is my first bike trainer, so I don’t have anything to directly compare it to, but it absolutely gets the job done. I hooked up a Garmin speed sensor and was able to connect to cycling games, which makes indoor training much more engaging and practical. The resistance feels smooth. The frame is made of sturdy metal with some plastic components, and it feels solid when in use, no wobbling or instability. It was very easy to set up.

## Frequently Bought Together

- RAD Cycle Products Max Racer 7 Levels of with Smooth Magnetic Resistance Bicycle Trainer Allows You to Work Out with Your Bike
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