Bike Trainers

[pedal4416]

It just clamps down on the bolts or quick release. There is a few companies that make kits to fit different axle types too. Most trainers are set up about the same.
I recommend a mag or fluid trainer, they get great resistance and are not too loud. Wind trainers are more affordable but extremely loud.

 

[pedal4416]

Here’s better pics of the clamp.

 

[wrongway]

I don't see why that wouldn't work.....

 

[Iverider]

Should work fine if you're good with unscrewing the chain like mentioned before. Or...just get another bike

 

[pedal4416]

Grind a channel for the little chain to pass through and call it a day!!! Check your local CL, there’s always trainers in the bike parts section.

 

[AndyA]

Here's a Panasonic Villager III 10-speed on a CycleOps trainer in my basement. My wife and I both use it by switching out saddles and seat posts. Note the TV hung from the joists. Since these pics were take, I also added mini toe clips, which tie you in better for sprinting. Have fun!

 

[Duchess]

I've used mine with an SA 3-speed bike. The cups that clamp to the axles have slots in them and they just had to be aligned so that the chain passed through. Lined up just right, I can even shift it (which was useful for tuning the shifting since it's a custom dial shifter).

 

[tryder]

I've seen those and really like the theory of it, but I feel like I'd be clumsy on them. lol

Yeah. Falling is a BIG downside.
Duchess has your answer. Wondering what type.

 

[wrongway]

I've used mine with an SA 3-speed bike. The cups that clamp to the axles have slots in them and they just had to be aligned so that the chain passed through. Lined up just right, I can even shift it (which was useful for tuning the shifting since it's a custom dial shifter).

Can you share what model you have?

 

[mbstude]

I use rollers when I feel like riding a bike inside, no axle modification needed.