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General| Resistance Type | Electromagnetic |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | +/- 2% |
| Maximum Power Output | 2000 watts |
| Maximum Simulated Grade | 20% |
| Wireless Communication | ANT+ and Bluetooth |
| Cassette Compatibility | 8-11 speed SRAM/Shimano |
| Hub Compatibility | 130mm, 135mm, 142mm, and 148mm |
| Power Requirements | 100-240V |
| Compatibility | Zwift, TrainerRoad, and other cycling apps |
| Max Rider Weight | 300 lbs |
Contact details for customer support, including phone number and website.
Safety and operational guidelines in English, detailing power supply and altitude limits.
Lists necessary tools like chain whip, locking ring tool, Allen wrenches, and adjustable wrench.
Confirms compatibility with Shimano 8-11 speed cassettes and directs users for more info.
Visual guide to identify key trainer parts using labels.
Lists available dropout spacing options (130mm, 135mm, 142mm, 148mm) for bike compatibility.
Instructions on how to extend the trainer leg and lock it into position with an audible click.
How to rotate foot pads on trainer legs to ensure a level stand on uneven surfaces.
Instructions to place the stabilizer block under the front wheel for added stability.
Details on setting up the trainer with 130mm dropout spacing and included 135mm options.
Explains 130mm dropout spacing, suitable for road bikes with quick-release.
Explains 135mm dropout spacing, suitable for mountain bikes with quick-release.
Details 142mm thru-axle spacing for road or mountain bikes.
Details 148mm thru-axle spacing for mountain bikes.
Instructions on how to remove 130mm spacing dropouts using an Allen wrench.
Instructions for replacing the 135mm end cap by turning clockwise.
Using an adjustable wrench to install/remove 142mm or 148mm thru axle end caps.
Description and visual guide for 8-10 speed cassettes.
Description and visual guide for 11 speed cassettes.
Using chain whip, lock ring tool, and wrench to secure cassette to freehub.
Instruction to shift bicycle gears to the smallest cog on the cassette.
Steps to disengage rear brake, remove quick release, and detach rear wheel.
Placing bicycle on trainer with chain on smallest cog and dropouts on axle.
Pressing saddle and lifting front wheel to confirm frame is securely attached.
Inserting and tightening the bicycle's skewer to secure the frame to the trainer.
Connect trainer power, find app pairing instructions, and check power cord safety.
Instructions for wireless firmware updates via the Saris App and required devices.
Information on connecting with Zwift and other apps for virtual riding experiences.
Important safety guidelines for using the trainer, including supervision and maintenance.
Warranty periods for home use of trainers (frame, electronics, etc.).
Warranty periods for commercial use of trainers (often shorter or excluded).
Warranty specifics for Classic Trainers and PowerBean/PowerSync models.
Lists items considered wear items and not covered by warranty.
Conditions for product or part replacement, including defect cause and delivery.
Limitations on warranty, including no coverage for misuse, accidents, or consequential damages.
Details on warranty application, exclusions, and limitations.
Basic maintenance tasks like removing the bike, cleaning, and unplugging the unit.
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