The success of the original Omnium trainer, which featured a resistance module, had on one crowd of detractors- those who simply wanted a true spin-style warm up trainer. Many track and road cyclists prefer that feel- similar to a set of rollers- for warming up or training out imperfections in their pedaling action. Easy enough, as Feedback Sports changed the name of the original to the Omnium Over-Drive, and released the Omnium Zero-Drive, which doesn't have any added resistance. In all other regards, the lightweight, easily portable fork mount units are the same.

Functional. Portable. Easy to use and adjust. Lightweight. Forward thinking and adaptable. These are all keywords Feedback Sports work stand users have used to describe the Colorado company's products. With the introduction of the Omnium Portable Trainer with Tote Bag, the same qualities that made event and race travel simpler with Feedback work stands comes to warm-up and prep. If you have every hauled your 35-50 lb fluid trainer from the parking lot to the warm-up zone, you know how little fun it can be before and after an event. The Omnium Zero-Drive Portable Trainer weighs just 13.3 lbs, yet is quickly and easily adjustable for bike sizes, can be used for road, cross or mountain bikes, with any tire choice. Breathe, and let that all sink in for a minute.

The simple fork-mount design has been optimized for warm-up, but can also be used for general bike travel, and even as your spin trainer. The two 4" diameter double-wall aluminum drums create a base level of friction resistance against the rear tire, just like a set of rollers, and you need to keep an even, smooth spin in order to keep the rear wheel on the drums. You can even feel comfortable using your race tires, because without the added force of the locked-in drum pressure, you won't generate more friction or heat than you would riding on the road or trail.... Read More