#Computrainer classic manual
#Computrainer classic Pc

The plug end of the cadence sensor attaches to the rear of the KURA. Once removed, I used one of the black rubber bands from the Bryton Rider 530 GPS Head Unit to secure the Elite wired cadence sensor. I also couldnвЂ™t use the included strap since the crank arm would hit the sensor every time the crank arm came around. I attached one to the inside of the pedal spindle. These magnets are usually very thin and very powerful. Luckily, I had a few spare rare earth magnets. On bikes with thicker chainstays (i.e., the pictured Cervelo R5ca), there is not enough room to place the included magnet. The cadence sensor kitвЂ™s body attaches to the left chainstay with its included magnet which is attached to the left crankarm. This item is needed so that the KURA will know which is the right leg and which is the left leg. Single leg power is built in without any special or additional parts, but, in order to get dual power to work, you will need the $17.00 Wired Cadence Sensor Kit (Elite part # 4027544). Easily accomplished using the embedded POWER METER(s). In my opinion, one of the most exciting features is POWER MEASUREMENT. Elite calls the KURA a fluid-technology home trainer with direct measurement of power transmission and resistance. KURA is currently ELITEвЂ™s top of the line SMART trainer. The new RAMPA is a WHEEL-ON trainer while the popular DRIVO and KURA are WHEEL-OFF / DIRECT TRNSMISSION trainers вЂ“ see pictures below. * INTERACTIVE and SMART trainers can be either a WHEEL-ON or WHEEL-OFF / DIRECT TRANSMISSION TRAINER. The most realistic trainer since you are actually riding your bicycle which means that you also need balance to stay upright.

ROLLERSвЂ“ Consists of 3 drums (1 for the front wheel, 2 for rear wheel) on a metal frame, connected together with a вЂbelt driveвЂ™ so that the rear wheel also drives the front wheel.

#Computrainer classic manual

Resistance settings are manual and include these various types Similar in shape to the RAMPA but there is nothing to plug in.

CLASSICвЂ“ Standard trainer with no computer chips or memory.

These trainers usually do not feature magnetic resistance.

SMARTвЂ“ KURAвЂ“ Like the INTERACTIVE trainers except no data is coming back to the trainer to control it.

These trainers usually have magnetic resistance.

#Computrainer classic Pc

Communication includes data from the trainer TO the smart display device (PC / Smartphone) as well as data FROM the smart display device that automatically controls the trainerвЂ™s resistance settings based on %grade setting within PC apps (ZWIFT, etc.).

INTERACTIVEвЂ“ Trainers that communicate ANT+ or BLU to another wireless device.

In the case of ELITE, here is their product lines Several come to mind CycleOps, Kurt Kinetic, Tacx, Wahoo and of course, ELITE. Each of the top trainer manufacturers offer most of these in one form or another. The main categories are * INTERACTIVE, * SMART, CLASSIC, ROLLERS. Insert quick-release skewer or thru axle and tighten to secure.ДЇirst off, whatвЂ™s the difference between the each of the types of trainers. Place rear of bicycle onto KURA/Cassette.Д¦. Insert correct adapter into KURA (quick-release or thru-axle).ДҐ.

Place front wheel block on ground in front of KURA trainer.ДЈ. Rotate KURAвЂ™s feet based on wheel size.Дў.

Attach correct wheel adapter & spacer вЂ“ quick release or thru axleДЎ. Insert plastic feet вЂ“ use positioning based on wheel sizeД¦.

Contact Surface: Very Stable 56cm x 57cm (22вЂќ x 22.5вЂќ) 5-EASY ASSEMBLY STEPSД¤.

The box contains the KURA indoor trainer body, Cassette spacer, Chainstay Spacers, Right & Left Quick-Release Adapters, Right & Left Thru-Axle Adapters, 2 Adjustable Feet (29вЂќ MTB, 27/5вЂќ MTB and 700C Road).