There's a common problem with most bike trainers -- they require the users to place the contraption's back tire in such a way that it's in constant contact with a rolling mechanism. The issue is that this mechanism causes the tire to wear down over time, and also makes the trainer noisy.
This is where the STAC Zero trainer comes in. Developed by Canada-based company STAC Performance, this particular bike trainer uses special current-based designs that make use of a magnet and conductor to keep the bike trainer's wheels under control at all times without all the annoying noise and wearing down.
This bike trainer is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. A pledge of $349 will get you a basic unit, a small price to pay for an improved training experience.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Quiet Bike Trainers
- The trend towards quiet bike trainers will continue growing as more cyclists train at home.
- Magnetic Resistance Trainers
- Magnetic resistance trainers are becoming more popular due to their quiet operation and less wear and tear on bike components.
- Smart Bike Trainers
- Smart bike trainers that connect to apps and simulate outdoor riding experiences will see increased demand.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fitness Equipment Manufacturing
- Fitness equipment manufacturers can create innovative trainers that use magnetic resistance to reduce noise and wheel wear.
- Cycling Industry
- Bike shops and cycling brands can market quiet bike trainers as a must-have accessory for home training.
- Smart Technology
- Smart technology companies can develop apps and software to connect with and enhance the experience of smart bike trainers.
