bought this bike for a very good price(250€) but now im not sure if its good for indoor usage on a smart trainer. its category on the website is “city bike”
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FIXIE Inc. Floater 8S :
Intended use
Everyday riding, Commuting
Gender
Men, Women
Main information
Total number of gears:
8
Frame
Material type:
Aluminum
Construction type:
Diamond
Fork
Construction type:
Rigid fork
Type:
Steel
Rear derailleur
Drive type:
Derailleur
Number of gears:
8
Brand:
Shimano
Type:
Sora
Gear shift lever
Brand:
Shimano
Type:
Claris
Crank
Model:
Prowheel Alloy CNC, 170 mm
Gear ratio 1:
46 teeth
Bottom bracket
Model:
Thun 118
Construction type:
Cartridge
Sprocket
Gear ratio (teeth):
11-32 teeth
Model:
Shimano CS-HG50 8s
Front brakes
Brand:
Alhonga
Type:
HJ-422
Brake system:
Rim brake
Rear brakes
Brand:
Alhonga
Type:
HJ-422
Brake system:
Rim brake
Handlebar
Construction type:
Drop
Model:
Alloy drop bar, 120 mm reach, 72 mm drop, 400 mm
Material:
Aluminum
Stem
Construction type:
A-Head
Material:
Alu
Seatpost
Construction type:
Patent seatpost
Diameter:
27.2 mm
Front tire
Size (in inches):
28
Tire width:
35 mm
Model:
Meghna MR-2708
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1 Comment
For indoor usage the bike doesn’t really matter. Even if it’s some kind of weird track bike, you can always put it on a trainer, albeit a wheel-on trainer.