Review on Unisky Bike Trainer Stand: Noiseless Indoor Steel Bicycle Exercise Stand for 26-28inch, 700C Wheel by Tony Conlon

I bought these because the exercises are indoors and I don't feel like going to the gym. I was a bit concerned with some of the reviews saying it was noisy and some saying it was flimsy and some saying it was difficult to install due to poor instructions. Here is my experience. 1) volume. We built a comfortable bike with moderately bulbous tires and fairly high tire pressure to make the drag fairly high. how loud is it a) You can listen to music if you use (cheap) headphones or in-ear headphones. a) They would not sit in the same room and watch TV. c) You can go down the corridor. Close the door and isolate the audio, have a big meeting, watch TV, etc. I think that's normal on an average day. It's made of steel, holds the bike securely and holds up great. Even if I tried, I could only describe him strongly. I don't understand the flimsy reviews 3) Difficult to assemble. I'm practical enough. Instructions not followed. You remove the part from the bike and install the appropriate part (included) to adapt the rear wheel to the bracket. For me it was obvious. The only catch is that the bike barely fits in the rear axle holders. I had to push. I think it would be a better exercise stand if it was about half an inch wider. It's affordable, easy to use, and works well for us. money well spent.