Try changing the pressure on the bike. It is probably due to the profile of your bike tyres

The Elite Novo Force trainer is compatible with bicycles using a 5mm quick release skewer and 130-135 x 5 mm QR axles. For a bike with a 12x148mm thru-axle, you would need an adapter kit, which is available from Elite for wheels with rear thru-axles from 10 to 12 mm (lengths from 130mm to Boost 148mm). The adapter you mentioned seems to be for quick-release skewers, so it might not be suitable for your thru-axle setup. You should look for the specific Elite adapter designed for thru-axles.

Hello You would need to buy a quick release to make it work

The Elite Novo Force roller trainer is not directly compatible with road bikes that have disc brakes because it is designed as standard for bikes with quick-release pins (Ø 5 mm) and QR axles (130-135 x 5 mm). To use your road bike with disc brakes and a thru-axle on the Novo Force roller trainer, you need a special adapter. Elite offers a through-axle adapter (item no. 1020008), which you must purchase separately to ensure compatibility.

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You may need an adapter: Elite quick release This kit is compatible with bikes that have a thru axle with a diameter of 10 or 12 mm and a length between 135 and 150 mm (for a total length of 190 mm).

There will probably be a lot of abrasion on the tyres. Tip: put a slick tyre on the rear of the bike. Then it works Check the width of the rear triangle to see if it fits the axle.

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According to the supplier: there are 8 different levels of resistance. Unfortunately, I have no other information.

No, it is not, according to the manufacturer. The Novo Force trainer is fully compatible with bikes using a Ø 5 mm quick release spindle and 130-135 x 5 mm QR axles. Use the quick-release spindle found in the box. To mount your bike with a thru axle on your trainer, you can buy the necessary adapter (cod. 1020008) at shopelite-it.com. Ensures compatibility with : - 135 x 10 mm | 135 x 12 mm - 142 x 12 mm - 148 x 12 mm

You need the quick release from Elite, which was included with mine. The quick release from the product is more rounded and fits better in the Elite Novo Mag.

According to our research, this product comes with everything you need to use it.

Yes , as it is adjustable for different wheel sizes

As indicated on the product page, the product is not in stock and the delivery time is several months. For an order placed today, the item should be available between July and August.

According to the manufacturer: In the case of bicycles with thru axle, the adapter art. no. 1020008 is necessary. In my case it was included in the kit from Galaxus

Availability is currently 2-3 working days.

What is meant by the levying of Taxc?

I use a 28" cross-country bike for this. I am very satisfied. The adjustment of the rear hub support and the distance to the roller can be adjusted. So it should work with your Focus.

The Community is made for inquiries regarding ownership and use of products. For all other questions, please contact customer service. https://helpcenter.galaxus.ch/hc/fr/requests/new But in case someone would like to share his experience we let this question opened.

From what is indicated it is compatible with bikes from 24 to 29 inches

Hello Manuel I bought the Elite novo Mag Force at the end of March 2020 - but I have NEVER used it - I could sell it to you.... Contact me greetings anna

Racing bikes, mountain bikes and city bikes, also in carbon, with wheels from 24" to 29" and hubs from 130-135 x 5 mm with quick release and bikes with through axle from 10 to 12 mm diameter and length from 130 to Boost 148 mm by purchasing the appropriate adapter, code 1020008. The maximum dimension of the fork + carriage group of the bikes is 175.4 mm. Here is all the information we have.

According to my own research, the device is compatible with the My E-Training app. :)

All it takes is a racing bike and the training can begin.

According to the data sheet, yes. But think of the profile of a mtb tyre, relatively suboptimal.