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The CycleOps SuperMagneto Pro mates a clever magnetic resistance unit with a sturdy and incredibly stable frame.(Image credit: James Huang)
The four-position dial offers an ultra-easy spin setting or brutally tough 'mountain' setting for harder workouts.(Image credit: James Huang)
The legs stand a generous 70cm-wide for rock solid stability.(Image credit: James Huang)
The legs lock in both the extended and folded positions.(Image credit: James Huang)
One leg is also adjustable in length to accommodate uneven flooring.(Image credit: James Huang)
The new mounting system is easy to use and held tight for us but Saris has recalled early production models in favor of a newer one that includes a supplemental locking pin to prevent the knob from backing off.(Image credit: James Huang)
Need something a little more progressive? CycleOps also offers the JetFluid Pro, which offers a more realistic road feel and runs quieter but lacks the SuperMagneto Pro's multiple settings.(Image credit: James Huang)
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The SuperMagneto Pro trainer does CycleOps' unique Magneto model one – or rather three – steps better with four user-selectable
