Kurt



     Kurt Manufacturing got its start in the cycling industry when it began manufacturing the trainer frames for the original owners of Cycle-Ops. Cycle-Ops went bankrupt in 1999 and were subsequently bought by Graber. Stuck with a great deal of inventory and tooling and armed with the knowledge about leaking resistance units, Kurt decided to apply its precision manufacturing expertise to build bike trainers. The result was a design so innovative it was awarded a patent for its leak proof fluid resistance unit.

     Kurt didn't invent the fluid trainer, but the company perfected it. The Kinetic Trainer's resistance is smooth and silent, from 20 to 2,500 watts. Effort at 30 kph feels like 30 kph on the road, thanks to precision construction and careful calibration.

     Fluid Resistance makes this a quiet trainer, with a road like feel.  Stability is superb and the stiff frame allows for sprints and intervals.  The Flywheel gives a smooth ride that maintains momentum when you stop pedaling.