manual balance machine for bike

Description

Most balance simulators for BMX and MTB bikes on the market have disadvantages such as tension and damage to the rear wheel. Bike manual exercise machines are usually very difficult to carry and take up a lot of space.
FreeHop Bike Manual Simulator:
Works as a rear wheel balance simulator and bike stand for your home.
Won't damage your bike wheel.
The voltage is distributed evenly.
Portability.
Folds on a flat surface, you can store it on a shelf, etc.
Rear Brake - If you lean too far back, simply press the rear brake and return to the starting position.
Suitable for wheels 24, 26, 27, 29 inches.
The simulator can be used as a bicycle extension.
Transportation of the simulator is carried out in disassembled form - the upper "triangles" are not fixed to the base
Assembling the simulator for the manual:
1. Insert the "triangles" into the holes of the base. The high side is closer to the narrow side of the base.
2. secure them with elastic bands, as shown in the product pictures
Installing the bike in the simulator
1. Remove the lock if it is inserted in the slots
2. Insert the wheel. The tire must be clamped in
Transportation of the simulator is carried out in disassembled form - the upper "triangles" are not fixed to the base
Assembling the simulator for the manual:
1. Insert the "triangles" into the holes of the base. The high side is closer to the narrow side of the base.
2. secure them with elastic bands, as shown in the product pictures
Installing the bike in the simulator
1. Remove the lock if it is inserted in the slots
2. Insert the wheel. The tire must be clamped in the hole of the " triangles»
3. Insert the lock back if the lock is not fully inserted, it means that the tire did not fall into the holes of the " triangles»
4. Pass the locking harness OVER the machine THROUGH the wheel, as shown in the photo
5. Pull the harness as tight as possible and secure it in the lock hole. Tie an extra knot under your bike. The tighter the lock is tightened, the stronger it holds the bike.