Watch a short video of how to mount, use and dismount your handcycle here (courtesy of Draftwheelchairs.com)

Unlike conventional bike trainers, it does not require clamping to your wheel axle, does not require adjustment of your leg rests, and does
not cause accelerated tire wear.

Once assembled and adjusted to your handcycle, you only need to drop the front wheel on the trainer, align the wheel, and ride.

Model HCT100:  Provides a nominal linear resistance level appropriate for most casual hand cyclists MSRP $250

Model HCT110: Provides a non-linear progressive resistance level simulating road-level resistance for more accomplished handcyclists MSRP $325

• Requires no clamping on the drive wheel skewer
• Accommodates 20" and larger wheels
• Two 3.25” heavy aluminum lathe-turned drums allow you to use your road tires to train.
• Mag resistance is invisible, ultimately reliable, no moving parts and noiseless
• Lifetime lubricated and sealed radial ball bearings.
• Rugged powder-coated steel construction.
• Available from Bike-On.com and Draftwheelchairs.com

Simple and lightweight; easy to transport, no restrictions in airline baggage.

As always, lifetime unlimited warranty coverage from SportCrafters.

P.S.  We have received some reports from some users that their handcycle will rock uncomfortably fore-and-aft while in the trainer.  We've put extensive study into this and have determined that it is cause by a randomly occurring alignment of three variables that excites the natural frequency of the bike.  A complete explanation is available if you click HERE.   This doesn't happen all the time, in fact the reports are rare.  But if you do experience it we have a solution with the Harmonic Isolator.   Please contact us for more information.