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	<title>Comments on: Bell Motivator Mag Indoor Bicycle Trainer</title>
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		<title>By: A. Brown</title>
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		<description>I agree with all the comments posted before this post.  The BELL MAG Trainer is just what I wanted.  I am a 27 year old that is still riding his GT Outpost Trail mountain bike from 8th grade and what I wanted was a trainer that was not EXPENSIVE and functioned.   
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&lt;br /&gt;There are very few reviews for trainers which is why I chose to review this one.  I took a chance and bought this one blind.  I have no experience with other trainers but from what I can tell, they are all basically going to do the same function and this one does it job.  
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&lt;br /&gt;Noise was the main problem when I first tried it with my "knobby" mountain bike tire on the rear; but this was quickly fixed by a much smoother 14 dollar Bontrager Tire (26x1.95) from my local bike shop.  It became much quieter due to the tire change; which I should have done a long time ago since I do mainly road biking.
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&lt;br /&gt;Moving the bike is sort of a pain but it is manageable.  I move it from my garage to my living room in a matter of 5 minutes.  It is light enough that I would think just about anyone could move it.  The whole setup is a little bulky though.  This will vary between bikes.  Mine is very heavy due to its age (it was bought new around 1992).
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&lt;br /&gt;I will close with my finale comments here.  I am now purchasing a riser to level out the bike (which could be done with 2x4's or old books), I am also going to buy a sweat catcher even though I have a piece a carpet underneath the bike (I do not like the sweat dripping on the bike), and I am also going to buy a book holder.  The book holder is so I can catch up on my many magazines (I think it may be difficult to do heavy reading while riding).  Otherwise, I would be content with watching movies or TV (such as the USC vs Texas game that is at the half as a write this).    
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&lt;br /&gt;I hope this helps any and all who read it.
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&lt;br /&gt;Sincerely.... Tripp from TPA
Rating: 5 / 5</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I agree with all the comments posted before this post.  The BELL MAG Trainer is just what I wanted.  I am a 27 year old that is still riding his GT Outpost Trail mountain bike from 8th grade and what I wanted was a trainer that was not EXPENSIVE and functioned.   </p>
<p>There are very few reviews for trainers which is why I chose to review this one.  I took a chance and bought this one blind.  I have no experience with other trainers but from what I can tell, they are all basically going to do the same function and this one does it job.  </p>
<p>Noise was the main problem when I first tried it with my &#8220;knobby&#8221; mountain bike tire on the rear; but this was quickly fixed by a much smoother 14 dollar Bontrager Tire (26&#215;1.95) from my local bike shop.  It became much quieter due to the tire change; which I should have done a long time ago since I do mainly road biking.</p>
<p>Moving the bike is sort of a pain but it is manageable.  I move it from my garage to my living room in a matter of 5 minutes.  It is light enough that I would think just about anyone could move it.  The whole setup is a little bulky though.  This will vary between bikes.  Mine is very heavy due to its age (it was bought new around 1992).</p>
<p>I will close with my finale comments here.  I am now purchasing a riser to level out the bike (which could be done with 2&#215;4&#8217;s or old books), I am also going to buy a sweat catcher even though I have a piece a carpet underneath the bike (I do not like the sweat dripping on the bike), and I am also going to buy a book holder.  The book holder is so I can catch up on my many magazines (I think it may be difficult to do heavy reading while riding).  Otherwise, I would be content with watching movies or TV (such as the USC vs Texas game that is at the half as a write this).    </p>
<p>I hope this helps any and all who read it.</p>
<p>Sincerely&#8230;. Tripp from TPA<br />
Rating: 5 / 5</p>
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