Aldi Nord is currently advertising the Bikemate roller trainer for 49.99 euros. Unfortunately, there is almost no information about the built-in technology or frame compatibility - we have summarized the facts known so far for you.
News via push? More info "Aldi Nord advertises the Bikemate roller trainer in an advertising flyer, the trainer can also be seen on the retail giant's online site, but it cannot be ordered online. If you want to grab this bargain, you have to be quick and get hold of one of the devices in a local market.
We can't say whether the purchase is a worthwhile investment, because the information that Aldi gives about its Bikemate roller trainer is very sparse. In terms of compatibility, only a tire size of 26 to 29 inches is spoken of. The magnetic resistance level should be manually adjustable in 8 levels.
The maximum load including the bike is specified as 150 kilograms. According to the photo on the online site, a support for the front wheel is also included in the scope of delivery, as well as a quick release and the remote control for mounting on the handlebars. Another picture shows a racing bike with rim brakes clamped in the trainer.
# The photo shows a classic racing bike with quick-release axles and rim brakes - there are few indications of compatibility with other frames.No further technical data can be seen on the web, only a “simple assembly” and a possibility to fold it up for space-saving storage are pointed out. So if you are interested in the roller trainer at a bargain price, you have to go to an Aldi Nord store and visit the device on site and, if necessary, test it with your own bike after buying it.
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What do you think of a roller trainer for less than 50 euros?
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Photos: Aldi North