Bike Lane Pro Trainer Bicycle Indoor Trainer is a must get. The quality is good enough for those who do an occasional ride. The magnetic resistance is good and is easily changed. The motor is great and quiet. Setup was easy. Probably took about 30 minutes and that was with me just messing around.

I read a lot of reviews about these bicycle trainer stands before purchasing. There have been a lot of mixed reviews so I wanted to put my 2 cents in.
I found the setup on this device to be very easy. They even provided the tools to do it. You have to make sure you have the friction adjustment just right so the tire isn't pinched too much or if too loose it will slip. Once you find the balance it works great!
I find a very nice range of resistance with the magnetic device. I can make it even wider by use of the bicycles own gears.
I have read some reviews that said these systems are very noisy. So far this one doesn't make much noise at all. There is a slight whiring sound but not at all objectionable. I can easily watch tv while riding without interruption.
I can't speak to longevity due to not having it long but is seems well built and sturdy.
I am very pleased with the purchase and highly recommend it.

I bought this trainer for the indoor use for my road bike in the winter months. I bought it because of the relatively good price and the good reviews. I think it works well and gives a pretty good resistance and makes for a good workout. Between the different resistor settings on the trainer and the gears on my bike i can have any difficulty i want which makes it easy to switch between low and high interval training sessions.

For those who don't have a lot of space, it's easy to flip the whole bike up for storage and have it rest against the wall. It safes a ton of space and sits in a small corner of my tiny room. To use it, i just flip it back down and hop on. No unhooking required.

I didn't expect it to be really silent, but it is a bit loud for my test as i have a hardwood floor and roommates close by. The main source of noise are the vibrations that can easily spread to neighboring rooms, so i bought a $8 kitchen padded floor mat from walmart which provides excellent dampening of the vibrations.

The other negative thing is that i do have a quick release on my back wheel, but it's the one where the lever comes right from the center of the bolt (see picture). To attach the trainer i had to flip it open, turn it all the way to tighten the bolt again, so that the trainer would have something to hold on to. It does hold, but unless i tighten the whole thing really really tight, I'm worried it might slip off. So far it hasn't, but i'm still looking for other options to make it sit a little bit safer.

With is being so cold outside, I was discouraged from riding my bike. I didn't want all the cold wind in my face. This thing was the ticket to keep riding. I do 2 15 minute sessions on the trainer and boy is it different than actually riding outside. Because there are no hills to coast down, you just keep riding. It's a great cardio workout. The replacement axle provided with it is neat, but isn't truly necessary. The mount points still fit over standard bolts on the axle just fine, but of course if it broke, I am sure the manufacturer wouldn't honor the warranty (even though the instructions don't explicitly state you must replace the axle...it only "suggests" it). Nevertheless, I am putting my trainer to good use and it's putting me to work!

Update 9/29/2016 - This thing is still running strong and although I've not been as diligent as I should have been lately, it's still a solid performer when I go to use it. No issues or complaints to note, other than the cable for tension control is a bit cumbersome. Here is a hint though....tie a twist tie around it and you can tie it to the brake cables on your bike and pull it out of your way. When you take your bike off the trainer you can simply untie is and use the twist tie to reel up the tension control and store as you see fit.

Unlike some of the previous reviews, everything I needed was included in the box. Along with the little instruction booklet, there was also a sheet that said "2015 & 2016 Assembly Instructions" that made putting this thing together a breeze.

Attaching my bike to the trainer was also pretty easy. I replaced my bike's axle with the one provided and then set the bike on the stand. This part of the job would be easiest with another person there to help, but I managed to get it attached with no major problems. Make sure you get the bike centered in the stand. You can easily adjust both axle tightening knobs at the same time, so centering the bike is pretty easy. When you get it where it needs to be, make sure everything is good and tight and slide the lock set nuts into place. I noticed a few reviewers complained that their bike came off the stand causing them to fall. I wasn't there, but I'm going to assume that either the bike wasn't secured tightly enough or perhaps the lock set nuts weren't in place and the axle tightening knobs worked their way loose. In any case, mine sits very solidly in the stand with no wobble at all. Besides the bike being nice and secure, the stand itself is very square and also doesn't wobble.

The most difficult part of the whole process for me was adjusting the roller so it made the right amount of contact with the back tire. Having read some reviews about how the tires got hot or started to get shaved, I wanted to make sure that I set it up right. Basically, I tightened the adjusting knob just until the roller made contact with the tire. Then I slowly rotated the tire, paying attention to any slippage. If the tire slipped, I tightened the adjusting knob a little bit and starting rotating the tire again. After maybe three or four complete spins of the tire it seemed like I had contact all the way around. Then I got on the bike and started peddling slowly. I noticed a little bit of slippage, so I got off the bike, tightened the adjusting knob slightly, and got back on. After about three times getting on and off the bike to make adjustments, I think I have it dialed in. After a nice long ride the tire doesn't feel warm at all and there isn't any rubber dust on the floor.

Some users complained about how loud this unit is, and that isn't my experience at all. It does make some noise, but it's nowhere close to what some people made it out to be. It definitely didn't drown out the tv or bother my wife, who does her own exercises while I'm on the bike. If you're looking for absolute complete silence, I don't think you're going to find that in any device outside of your own imagination. This thing is plenty quiet for me.

As happy as I am with this product, I do have one complaint. The screw that allows you to attach the resistance adjuster to your bike and tighten it is way too soft. In fact, mine came pre-stripped from the factory. So instead of being mounted firmly to the handlebar, my resistance adjuster is basically just sitting there, leaning back and resting on the brake cable. When I want to adjust the resistance, I have to use two hands; one to hold the adjuster in place and the other to turn the adjustment knob. It's kind of a pain but not a deal-breaker. I'd probably deduct .5 stars from my overall rating, so call it 4.5 instead of 5 stars.

All in all, I'm very happy with this stand. It's solid, reasonably quiet, and allows me to get ready for the long summer rides while there's still snow on the ground.